First, you will want to take a few things into consideration. Such as, what age is the skateboarder who will be skating the quarter pipe ramp? What level of skater will be using it? Building a mini ramp for skateboarding is a great way to have some fun and progress your skills. With a little planning and some basic DIY skills, you can easily build your own ramp. Just remember to practice safety first. Go to the basketball court in the banks area. Grind the outer rail towards the chainlink fence, ollie and grind the next rail A micro skate ramp can be built inside your garage, so you can practice your skating even when the weather outside is bad. It’s not that hard to do either, as this blogger explains in his post – and as you can see in the accompanying videos, he looks pretty satisfied with the result!

While you combine two quarter pipe ramps to make a half-pipe or spines ramp; you can also combine two launch ramps together. From the start position, find the two funboxes to the left. Ollie up the far one and wallride and wallie to get on top of the railing. Grind it along, then drop down and grind the rail below Same area as above with the layered quarter pipes. You need to jump from the first quarter pipe and over the second one to get this gap In the small area with two quarter pipes on different levels, grind the ledge that leads down the stairs Go down to the wooden half pipes by the house. In the larger one, you'll see a gap in one of the corners. Air over this from the taller side to the shorter side

8. How To Assemble Your 2′ x 4′ Quarter Pipe

From the start position, head towards the fountain. You need to ollie down into the fountain in one big jump Your mini halfpipe is now complete! Enjoy skating on it for hours of fun. Remember to practice safety while skateboarding, and always wear a helmet. Now it's time to start shaping your quarter pipe. Begin by sawing off the top two boards of both rectangles. You should now have two ramps with a sloped edge. In the Van secret area, turn to the right to find a long quarter pipe down a shallow slope. Grind all along the top of this quarter pipe

Use the ramp in the half pipe next to the loop-de-loop to ollie over, then grind the rail as you come down When you have considered these factors, it's time to start building! Here's how to build a mini ramp for skateboarding:

Cut a piece of masonite that is 4'6'' by 4' and attach it to the frame in the same way as the plywood. Don’t worry, as you can use our BMX ramps in non-park settings. Anywhere you think you can put a half-pipe—the garage, on the street, or wherever else—we can help. You can even put two together to create a full ramp for you and your friends. Your imagination’s the limit, as you can create a variety of setups to test your BMX skills: a gap, table top and many more. Near the basketball court in the banks is a set of stairs. Grind the rail at the top, then jump and grind the rail going down the steps For more stability, you need to attach masonite over the plywood. This masonite doesn’t have to go all over to the bottom edge. Attach the Steel