#3 mini ramp plans full#
They have kits for street ramps to half pipes, and will consult with you on bowl and full skatepark design. Partial kits come mostly-precut and pre-drilled – a handy resource for those needing to assemble a quick skatepark setup. Plans cost around $50-$75 depending on the design. Whitefish Skateramp Company: Sells partial ramp kits and traceable plans. Their forum and FAQ are full of great information. Not as detailed and navigable as Xtreme Skater’s site, but lists more ramp type options (the pool project is impressive). Ramp Plans dot org: Compiles info about a number of different ramps that have been built with links to their construction plans. The site also includes many useful tips on construction and materials. Currently, there’s nothing between their 8′ vert ramp and 3’6″ mini-half pipe, unless you modify their 4′ quarterpipe plans. The plans include concise part lists and handy step-by-step instructions with many helpful photos. Xtreme Skater: Seven free plans, from mini-half pipes to grind boxes. It’s a good idea to double-check these sites as a lot of them seem to be updated with new information periodically. I’ve got through many of them to get a sense of what they various sites offer, and am posting my notes on them here.
And thanks to the internet, nowadays there are loads of free and cheap plans for building skateboard and BMX ramps online. One of the best things about skateboarding is the DIY mentality that it encourages, from maintaining your board to building your own ramps.
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