skrobo said:why do you want to build ramps?
they are not really effective for unicycles.
Actually, a ramp can be helpful for big drops to help you roll out,
where without the ramp you would be dropping to flat, or worse, a
reverse slope! Of course I'm not talking about Muni stuff, but like my
example below. I made a wood ramp about 4' long X 2' wide, and about 5"
on the high end.
I needed it because the pallets in my backyard are stacked to over 5'
high, and I needed the ramp so I could better roll out of the drop,
instead of landing in the soft grass and sinking in it!😄 It will also
come in handy for some tall structures I find throughout the city that
otherwise would also be a drop to flat.
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