[MXQuadRacer]

Not sure how many of you know, but I own a company that organizes freestyle competitions. Anyways, we're working on building a new ramp for our shows here in the states, so I figured I'd throw some pictures up here. I only get about an hour on weekdays to work on it, but after about two hours worth of work we're sitting at a stage I'm happy with. Enjoy!

 

[MXQuadRacer]

Here's two more pictures...the rails are all straight, the uneven ground just makes them look akward. Haven't ground any of the welds

 

[||oxx]

Looking good, how much do you sell a ramp like that for?

 

[MXQuadRacer]

Well it depends really prices can vary alot...you can find full size competition ramps varying anywhere from 800$ up to 6000$. There's a fully enclosed dual-axle trailer ramp in northern Illinois, complete with electricity, a couch, as well as room for more ATV's (actually for sale).

An average one-piece solid ramp can be built for about 700$ worth of materials or about 1800$ to have one built for you.

Our ramp has a special design that breaks down for hauling easily, and takes alot more time/materials to build. It's worth alot more money because of that.

Also several used ramps out there...the range of ramps out there is amazing; Nearly anything you can think of.

 

[norn iron racer450]

looky looky i can see you in the pic. lol.
how do you guys think the ltr will fare against the 450r and yfz450 for freestlying. wonder if the guetters and co. will look for a new machine

 

[MXQuadRacer]

Jon will not be able to switch with the support he has recieved on getting machines from those guys wearing blue, but Derek may be another story. No certainty yet, but Derek has commented on the possibility of switching to Suzuki before.

The only concern I had was the "tip over sensor" people were discussing...seing a throttle cut-out upside down is a site I hope I never see.