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| Age: | 19 |
| Location: | Johannesburg, South Africa |
| Member Since: | 7 Apr 2008 |
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banshee-ripper
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April 7, 2008 at 13:48
April 7, 2008 at 13:48
Hey man, The stunt your asking about is what I call(Since Iwas first to make one), The N-S. Pendulum. It is called this, because the platform(upper Slatted section), is on a pivot, that's about three feet belowe the point your wheels are at, unlike a teeter, in which your wheels are only a few inches above the pivot point. Because of this, if you just ride up it(like a teeter), nothing will happen, so you have to hit the brakes to get your weight past the tipping point!
This results in a very unique feeling, and is best summed up as "The feeling of hitting a "Double"(jump), in slow-mo., without your wheels ever leaveing the ground. I am planing(if I can find the place and the wood), to build one that would start out almost level, and you would enter it from a ladder, and then tip it over, and exit it at almost 90 degrees. This would feel like riding over the entry ramp to a large half pipe.
This results in a very unique feeling, and is best summed up as "The feeling of hitting a "Double"(jump), in slow-mo., without your wheels ever leaveing the ground. I am planing(if I can find the place and the wood), to build one that would start out almost level, and you would enter it from a ladder, and then tip it over, and exit it at almost 90 degrees. This would feel like riding over the entry ramp to a large half pipe.

Johannesburg, South Africa
May 13, 2008 at 0:37
I see your from jhb