go to Home Depot or something, by some wood, build a circle deck, top it with plywood or whatnot and make sure u seal it with some sort of water repellent.might actually be cheaper to have an area paved. good luck.
I say to them its flatland and their like ?!?! im like
Quote from: Budz(creepin in the parkin lot) on September 23, 2009, 12:03:35 AMmight actually be cheaper to have an area paved. good luck.and last longer
might actually be cheaper to have an area paved. good luck.
might actually be cheaper to have an area paved.good luck.
Am I wrong or is that Mr Dondios? If it is Im glad that even he falls off. It makes me feel better about my riding
I just started getting into flatland stuff about 3 days ago and suck so far, I blame my sh*tty bike and lack of practice.
I think I would probably go with asphalt as opposed to concrete. I wouldn't even think of wood because it would kinda look silly in the back yard, like a half pipe with no walls or something.Asphalt is freaking expensive though! I once worked for a guy who had almost his whole backyard paved and he said it cost like $10,000. On another note, there's a house in my area with its own tennis court on the side of the house. I'm thinking about kicking those people out and moving myself in when they're not paying attention. I'd have the net cut down in about 3 seconds. After that just hook up some lights and it will be non stop flatland for all those that are interested.Seriously though, if that house ever goes up for sale I'd be on it real quick.