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How wide are the planking boards? 36" or 32"? If 32" can get more boards per 8 and 16' 2x6's. Thanks so much for video. I am using this template for our first roller. The only diff is I am thinking of adding 3' flat in-between the two rollers at bottom. My local trail is flat and the property owner has allowed us to add features side of trail. Average speed in the area where we are installing is about 12mph, which I think the roller 2' height will be the right size.

Thanks for the time you took to make these plans. I just finished my own version! I absolutely love it!! A couple of changes I've made; I used 3/4" Plywood instead of 1/2" and installed a handle on one side and a pair of 3" rigid casters on the other side so it rolls. It's awesome!

Man just buy a $120 projector mirror image thru mobile phone.. youll end up like cycling in real world

great video brilliant skills and also love the music track can you tell us what it is please its got a great mellow groove

From the recent Joy of Bike manual how to video (2024), the key is finding your balance point, which will be somewhere before the point where you loop out. Keeping hips low is also key. Okay, I’ll get back to it. Wish I had some grace I could practice on. Maybe a padded paved area. Oh and make sure you have slightly faster than walking speed when practicing. Like other in motion tricks, balance can be better achieved when moving and at a higher speed, but not too fast if you’re still learning (faster than walking, but not quite running?).

Thanks for this vid…most every vid on manual and bunny hops (i ride BMX) recommends ‘mastering’ looping out in order to progress in bunny hops and manuals. For those still learning, like me, great advice from the Slow Grind How to Bunny Hop BMX vid, when practicing looping out, make sure your knees stay bent otherwise, as you can see in one case in this vid, you can’t spring off the pedals and land safely. So keep those legs bent during these drills. Could help some folks. Good luck and ride safe!

Awesome ramp. And just what I was looking for. Will plan to build

Thanks Cody, excellent instructional video!

why didn't you stick with the plan for the first boards on the kicker. That's what I was interested in since this is really the tricky part if you wan't a smoother transition from ground onto the ramp. Especially when the groms with their little wheels hit the ramp. The design looks pretty clever, so why did you choose not to go with that?

Finally made the Z desk. Had to go back to my high school maths to redo the design to fit my vertically challenged self, but I got there eventually. I did away with the water bottles holes since I figure my chilled water bottles are just going to leave water condensation over everything and it won't be pretty. So I plan to buy a cheap water bottle holder and just screw it to the left side. I didn't do the shelf either, but might go back and add it later. Not sure the storage will be much use for me. Have attached a towel hook to the right side, and used a couple of coats of polyurethane to protect it from my sweaty self. Plus I added a fourth cross brace on the bottom at the back. Doesn't get in the way of the front tyre of the bike at all. Definitely wish I had a bigger shed/garage, and could justify the additional toys - a mitre saw and a decent size workbench would have made this much easier. But I still think made a decent job with a circular saw, and using a cheap plastic folding table. It's not perfect - a little asymmetrical TBH - but it does the job a thousand time better than the previous stack of plastic storage crates.

im moving to tulsa soon i will definitely come check this out

America the beautiful…wow

Holy freaking grease man!! 😂😂 This comes straight from the bottle. “Caution: if too much grease is applied, the ratchets cannot engage fully and the freewheel can slip while peddling”.

Great plans for a sturdy and portable ramp! This project is pretty easily accomplished with minimal tools, the only power tools really needed are a circular saw and drill. A miter saw would certainly make things easier but is not needed. The build cost me about $120 and took 6 hours. Thank you!

How much does the whole unit weighs😁

This is awesome! I’m pretty excited to make this

Just finished mine. I redesigned the bottom pivot so that the entry section can fold around to the bottom for smaller storage size, but all the geometry is the same as the original design. This thing is super sturdy and feels great hitting it on my dirt jumper. Thanks for the project!

Dude, how am I just finding this. What a dope channel! Also, totally going to build one of these today. Do you take donations for any of your plans? Wouldn't mind throwing you some beer money cause this is worth it! Thanks bud!

Awesome project! What is the distance from peak to peak on the 2 rollers? What size radius?

Cody did a fantastic job with the design and leadership of this project. Thank you again for doing a fantastic job

Can you get it repaired? I just got done watching carbon bike frame repair video on RUclips.

What is the program that you used to model?

Great way you explain and 'blunt honesty' at 4:20. You give us the results and leave out the bs, Thank You!

I just found your channel. you crack me up, and also good tips for us 'older' MTBers to get better. thanks

do you have any that you sell? building this is a talented skill i don't have.

Salut, vraiment désolé pour ton cadre 😢😢 , pense que avec un aluminium le résultat aurais été pareil ? Je souhaite acheté un emtb carbone mais j ai peur de l impact des cailloux, cela risque de l endommagé ?

That is what riding on the front range in Colorado is. Climb, climb, climb, then the downhill!!

How did you determine the radius for that particular rise and run

Mixing sketchup and cycling. I am sold! my good man. Thanks for this video.

Just finished building this and wanted to say thank you! The the blueprints and the video were very thorough and easy to follow.

Just finished building this. Really great ramp, great video, great plans. One change I'd make if building this again would be to make it 28 inches wide instead of 30. If you do this then you only need one half sheet of plywood for the whole thing. Thanks, Paul

How much was the crash replacement? Y just cracked my rear triangle. 3rd ride with my sb160

Thanks for the build plans and video. Once I converted everything to the metric system it was a pleasure to build. Ideal for beginner jump training.

Many thanks, i m 49 and want to learn the manual, i think i ll go for grass too

Is that a 150mm drop ?

For the green and maybe the blue would a hard tail bike be okay to ride?

What did you use for the stringers? 2x12s?

You are amazing. Great job. thanks

Any issues transitioning your manual skills on the trainer to doing one while rolling?

Another thank you!

Well done!

👍👍

What a great project. I really want to recognize that you went from concept to finish product and you filmed it in a way that is easy to follow. That is a lot of effort, time and a conglomeration of skills with execution. I’m a self employed renovation/finish carpenter, I’ve been putting a tool belt on every day for 30 years. I look forward to building this with my son. My only suggestion is to use glue everywhere possible. Wood glue is good, construction adhesive would be best, it will bond into places that are gapped. The racking strength and durability would be much greater.

this is what i need to practice my manualing in bmx at home!

Did you have to buy the lever in the cables separate? It’s showing it’s like $69.

Thanks!!!

curious what you do for a living? I just discovered this channel and have build some of your stuff.

Perfect video. Thank you so much

That is not a big crash and it's not even a sharp rock to blame that. A frame should take repeated hits like it.

I'm going to try this for jumping my electric unicycle, looks really robust for how portable, awesome video thank you! 👍