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We've got everything a wheeled athlete needs to hone their skills and get more air than ever before!
Our portable ramps are the first of their kind to be manufactured in North America. Their lightweight qualities mean they're easy to transport. You can practice your skills anywhere by taking your ramp with you right on your back! It's also easy to assembly and take apart. Read more about our unique products and how our company got its start on our About page!
About Us"I am very impressed by the structural soundness and ease of use provided by the kick'r ramp and renegade. The provided instructions make it very easy to set up and from there it is clear how the ramps are meant to be used. The modular setup of the renegade provides variety as you can get a small table top or two ramps with no need of pushing dirt around. All sports need a good ramp from time to time and I am excited to use the ramps for skiing and then biking once all of the snow is gone. "Thanks so much for sending me these and I will send content your way when we get to use them.
We received the ramp. Thank you very much for sending it to us. Congratulations on getting it made and out there. Also, thank you for the note included with the ramp. I’m happy to hear you are using the skills you learned in the course. We set it up right away to play with it. Our first impression was the ease of putting it together. Matt was able to put it together without the instructions. That’s HUGE!We like that it is a table. Because it is a table I think it will be very useful to us when we teach bike body separation front and back. We currently use landwaves for this but they will sometimes move on asphalt which is a bit scary. Putting two ramps together, though a great demonstration of BBFB, can be a bit intimidating for our newer riders; it’s pointy so their pedals and small bikes get caught up. That won’t be an issue with the Riley Ramps. It will be a great way to ease newer riders into riding features. We will play with them as a jump. I think using one of the ramps as a launch will be fun and useful. As a table I worry that the length may be too short for timing and perfecting the jump. I will let you know the more we use it. Immediately after setting it up Matt jumped on his One Wheel and rolled it. He had fun with that. Our jumping lessons are “ramping” down for the season but we will keep you posted on how we use this in the future. Thank you again for sending us this!
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