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    mornish
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    I'm building a Muni course(not a trials course) and was wondering what I
    should put in it. I have plently of boulders, and a bunch of skinny's,
    and an 8' long north shore structure, and that's it. Unfortunantly, I
    used 6 2 by 4's to make skinny's and now I have to take it down due to
    bad structural design. Anyway, what can I do to make the course better.
    It's pretty much all downhill, and I have 2 by 4's and plywood to work
    with. I want the course to be flowy(without stopping every to feet to
    hop over stuff) What should I build??????

    thanks,
    -Miles

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    ok, what can I build out of 2 by 4's to make a skinny thats harday than
    a straight line? curving it would take alot of work🙁

    thanks for the idea forrest.

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  3. smcmorrow
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    Make see-saws, they are fun. More north shore stuff too.

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  4. forrestunifreak
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    Yeah, see saws, and with 2X4's just stick one end in the dirt, prop the
    other end on a stump or something to make a small drop off/skinny jump
    thing.

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  5. mornish
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    thanks. also, are skinny's like this fun?

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    were you roll, hop to another, roll, then hop to another?
    pretend the periods arn't there.

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  6. forrestunifreak
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    Um, only if your pedals are lined up perfectly to jump it, otherwise
    it's a pain to jump it right. You have to hop around. It might be fun
    once or twice.

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    I'll try that then, with a bigger side hop gap. I'll try to get the 2 by
    4's at a length so I do 1 rev in between.

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