Building a mini ramp is on my 'To Do' list in life.

@inovember28

6 жыл бұрын

Did you build one yet

@kasper5688

5 жыл бұрын

Ughh so expensive tho... some day tho, some day

@Cardboard-boxes-are-fun

5 жыл бұрын

I built mine in 1983. It wasn't nearly as nice.

@meerlux1174

5 жыл бұрын

Im building one in 2 months, ganna be during the summer. I have almost half the wood and am only 16, If you are building one, then just build it!

@Harry7410

5 жыл бұрын

I built mine in 1989 when I was 15. Ramp was 3 meters wide 1.5-1.8 meters high. I still miss that ramp, it was pretty good one:)

Guy knows his stuff and is a really good teacher. He explained the important concepts way better than I could.

I swear...Am I the only one who needs a skate intervention. I seem to be going farther down the rabbit whole daily!! Skating is HIGHLY ADDICTIVE!!!

@fonosayno

4 жыл бұрын

I've just turned 36 and just got back into skating after quitting about 12 years ago. I'm way too addicted now and I have money to fund it this time around :D. Going to build a ramp in my basement for "my kids"

@ukariah

4 жыл бұрын

You don’t need an intervention, you need some enablers

@Sean-pm2vd

4 жыл бұрын

@@fonosayno yes bud. That's more or less me. 36 now, haven't skated since my late teens and only got back into it recently. I'm currently strongly considering building one of these for "my 2 kids" even tho everyone knows its for me. Good to hear someone else like me feeling the passion again.

@ferise1

4 жыл бұрын

Fono me too haha 40 and building one in my attic, when we get the house l'm using the yard, doubling the size and building a fun box and rails, and hopefully kids will be on the way 😂

@maxiepattie85

4 жыл бұрын

can't get past "screw them in the corner" ....So they are in the industry

Man this is sick!

@alexsib444

3 жыл бұрын

Any backyard plans? Nah he prob gonna make a skateboard out of redstone and then make a miniramp

@Albanus35

3 жыл бұрын

OMG... What was you doing here Mumbo!?!?!

@Mainex

3 жыл бұрын

Bluebed (8 years ago)

@diesel_9006

3 жыл бұрын

What the hell. out of everyone I expected to see in this comment section, you were at the bottom of the list

@dartyd733

3 жыл бұрын

Mumbo???

Carpenter/skater here. I see everyone asking for price. To build this ramp to their specs would probably run you about 1200 - 1500 bucks depending on where you live (cost of wood varies in different places). 24' pipe is about 100 bucks, again, depending on where you live. That price is tools NOT INCLUDED. Circular saw, jig saw, metal cutting blade, impact drill, drill bits, 4' level, pencil and speed square (which he didn't mention but you FOR SURE need) will cost around 650 bucks if its all brand new middle-of-the-road quality. Probably 50 bucks worth of screws too. TO SAVE COSTS you can consider having wider spacing (12" spacing max I'd say but hey, its your ramp, go 16" spacing if you want), smaller top landing (2' wide is fine), go 8' wide on the width instead of 12', shorter transition/shorter height (4' is nice and chill), smaller length for the bottom deck, lower grade lumber, and Masonite sheets instead of Ramp Armor. Check classifieds for cheap tools or borrow from people you know if you don't have any. Don't buy new if you don't have to. Go the cheaper way and you could do it for probably 600 - 800 bucks, tools not included.

@gettinnapkins

9 жыл бұрын

why did they not just shoot it all with a framer? that would shave like two days off the build time. does it really need the extra hold?

@mattdevaud

9 жыл бұрын

Up to you and your wallet really. DIY or hire someone. Depends on how much you value your time. As for the seemingly tight spacing, i'll compare it to a wall in your house. Walls are built to support weight from above and divide rooms. Your walls are probably 16" spacing, which is adequate for their job. But a mini ramp (and any skate ramp in general) is built the way it is to resist impact aka ollies/slamming. They don't build walls with the idea that someone is going to jump or fall on them. That's why i'd advise anyone to try and not cheap out on lumber by going with wider spacing. But hey, like i was saying before, it's your money and your ramp.

@gettinnapkins

9 жыл бұрын

i should have prefaced that i am a fellow carpenter/skater. it seems, like you said, screws would handle the impact aspect better, but having done a particular amount of framing in my life, i cringe watching them drive all those screws. i guess it'd be a decent excuse to get some good work from my new makita impact...

@mattdevaud

8 жыл бұрын

+CIA Seems a tad steep in my opinion, but i don't really know your specific specs or region of the world so you might be right. As for anyone else reading this and is actually considering doing this, take my advice with a grain of salt. Do your homework and research prices of materials in your area. Some people will pay 4 bucks for a 16' 2X4, some people will have to pay 10 bucks or more. The price range i said in my previous comment is on THE LOWER END of things. PRO TIP: Phone around and get price quotes. Call different lumber yards. Home Depot is NOT a good place to get deals on lumber. Ask anyways tho, you never know. Also ask for a contractor rate or if they have a bulk order discount or something. Check the grade of your lumber as well. Lower grade stuff is a way to save money, but you might end up with a garbage ramp in about 6 months. Look for No.1 SPF 2X4's. Anything more then that is excessive and a waste of money.

@adammckenzie1873

8 жыл бұрын

+Matthieu Devaud your right for sure. I've built many ramps n ya u nailed it price wise and everything. i like ur style lol

Punk taught me how to sew, paint and make clothes, skating taught me carpentry.

@adammckenzie1873

8 жыл бұрын

+Poison Joe lol thats funny but ur deffs not the only one. skating taught a lot of people how to work with wood ahaha just another reason why its so sick.

@YeetxBoi

7 жыл бұрын

school taught me how to work with wood, before that i was already pretty good without anything other than self taught knowledge and a little research per project :)

@mastertrey4683

7 жыл бұрын

Poison Joe puberty taught me to work with wood

@asocial1695

6 жыл бұрын

Ha, same lad.

@andriysanudo7769

6 жыл бұрын

Poison Joe I

I am currently waiting for my beer to chill in the freezer. While I am doing that. I am eating an obliterated burrito plate from the Taqueira on Harden Ave. This execution of craftsmanship is blowing me away. I have successfully added this to my bucket list of bucket items. Love from Hayward Ca.

@dannisayseffyou

2 ай бұрын

I’m sober

Growing up in a neighborhood that was was only about 40% developed gave us a lot of free (stolen) wood to build ramps with.

@MegaPossesed

4 жыл бұрын

Hey man! If they ain't using it, it ain't missed!

@therapist6328

4 жыл бұрын

We used to "borrow" wood all the time from construction sites. Now they have cameras and security.

@ferise1

4 жыл бұрын

You can also ask schools, they often have all kinds of wood stacked in attics and stuff they give it for free.

@lola_myl5715

Ай бұрын

I need to know where to look to find free wood!

Best "temporary" ramp ever

@Albanus35

3 жыл бұрын

yep, "it's temporary, so we'll distance the 2x4s a foot from each other" (but puts 2x4s side-by-side) why tha heck don't you just space them correctly than?!?!?!?

This tutorial of building a mini ramp is so sweet. Thank you for the various details and quality of instructions, you outrageous people did a great job.

11:53 love how the room gets progressively more smoky

ridiculous... seriously, why so many dislikes? I love this.. If you don't skate, have nothing to do with it, I suppose I can understand and possibly get angry that Vice is making a video about something I don't know piss about. Maybe that's what's going through their heads? Seriously though, why would you dislike the video? Doesn't make any sense.

Took the time to blur out the Dewalt name but everyone who has ever touched a tool knows what it is. Lol.

@2mozz

6 жыл бұрын

I agree, they could have blurred out the whole tool. If you work in this business you would still know this was a dewalt tool. lol

@figgledoi

5 жыл бұрын

I mean its not really about not letting people know what tool it is its more about just getting the actual logo blurred so they don’t get in any legal trouble.

@randomfriction7231

5 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure it's a matter of getting sued I don't see why they would care if you know what brand saw he's using.

@sttr3041

5 жыл бұрын

The Greenman yeah but the company would probably take advantage of someone monetizing a video using their tools and would claim the video, meaning that they would earn all the money made off this video

@joeschmo7145

3 жыл бұрын

Just like how everyone on Jersey shore puts electrical or duct tape over the Bud Light logos lol

Thank you for posting this video! I've been building a ramp in my backyard, and this video has been my go-to for know how. The only adjustment I'd make to this advice is to go with J bolts instead of drilling hella holes in your coping pipes.

I wish I saw this 15 years ago. The last mini we made was about this size and the slogan "cut to fit" was used a lot towards the end of the build. Everyone should build at least one epic ramp in their lifetime. Skate and Destroy ⚡🔥⚡

Q. "How To Build A Mini Ramp with Billy Rohan" A: Be friends with Billy and ask him nicely!

@ferise1

4 жыл бұрын

It's not that hard...you can get a lot of wood for free at a lumber yard or junkyard, there are large containers outside of wood factories, you can find all kinds of shit. And just practice. Make a small ramp for starters, something for a toddler, then your mind is like formatted, youknow exactly what you need and how to do it.

@moneysoles5185

4 жыл бұрын

ferise1 ok but where tf do you find a lumberyard

@ferise1

4 жыл бұрын

@@moneysoles5185 Google one in your area

I just built my ramp following the specs shown in this video. It is, overall, an excellent way to build a ramp. There are a few key things things that get left out or too quickly glossed over in the video: 1. A full materials list. 2 instructions for setting the coping so that it sticks up/out the right amount (1/4" up, 3/8" out). 3. How to lay each layer of plywood down so that the seams aren't railroaded. 4. The posts supporting the deck need to be braced at the bottom and sit on something dry like a cinder block so they don't rot. 5. If you aren't building on a level surface inside, ground leveling has to be done. It is, even on slightly sloped ground, a pain in the ass. If you can find someone who is at least somewhat experienced in carpentry, you can save yourself time, money and stress by avoiding common mistakes. (Cutting the transitions curves cleanly and consistently is not that easy) The transitions are very mellow. If you want a faster ramp, consider a tighter radius. Also, the decks need more support than is depicted in the video. I added another support post near the front of the platform where it meets the transition in the middle of the deck. I live in Northern California and got a pretty sweet deal on lumber and this ramp still cost me around $1400 in lumber and screws.

@zekeelberg7920

6 жыл бұрын

thanks!

@karczilla

6 жыл бұрын

did you do 7 foot transitions with 8 feet of flat? do you have enough speed to continue up the opposing side without having to pump like crazy (i.e. you do get tired a lot on your ramp?) also how do you like your coping with 3/8 inch out? i was thinking 1/4 inch for both but than was thinking 3/8 for both as 1/4 may seem a bit small. thanks in advanced!

@lordperezident

6 жыл бұрын

Matt Fisher do you still have the ramp?

@drewcama5481

6 жыл бұрын

@Matt Fisher yes I agree The coping instructions was way to brief. shouldn't you use lock washers on the inside of the pipe and thicker screws like #10 instead of #8 wood screws? Or you have to drill two different size wholes in the pipe a larger on the outside and smaller on the inside. Does the back of the pipe get another 2X4 or something smaller to add support?

@TheNew1994

5 жыл бұрын

Can you share your specs? I'd love to make this ramp!

instructions unclear, where do I get Billy Rohan

@onlypain.4505

4 жыл бұрын

rots dog dog kitty easy - date his step daughter

This is the second video I watch from "Vice". Nice work, really like what I've seen so far. Keep it up.

Finally quality thing from vice.

@neikom3356

4 жыл бұрын

Other than the filming the sesh lol

Looks like a nice ramp. Im not sure if changing spacing and doubling up every second or third 2x4 support is the way to go though. It could create lumps or sags in your plywood surface because the "framing" would have different amounts of support. I recommend using as many 2x4's as you have and spacing them out equally. It's all about balanced construction. Great job showing how to mark the transition and not waste plywood to do it. Ive never built a mini ramp but Ive been a journeyman carpenter for 10 years. Just my thoughts but you did an awesome job on building this ramp. I wish I could have done a project as cool as this when I still skated!!!

Who in the F would thumbs down this masterpiece? Dudes just giving you game on building a ramp.

he said hi to me once years back while skating the banks....made my day what a guy

ive been wanting to build one for a while now thank you for the upload

Thank you! Now my town is gonna have a skating ramp.

@godless-clump-of-cells

4 жыл бұрын

Does your town have a ramp?

@ferise1

4 жыл бұрын

Damn l wanna know too.

I so gotta build one when i finally settle down and have my own house!

Love using the impact !

Party gets more and more hotboxed as the footy continues 😂😂😂

this vid makes me appreciate the Search For Animal Chin mega ramp sooo much more

I use to skate with Billy back in the day killing it in gville

@mawsk8er

5 жыл бұрын

Still rolling with him at the 1-5 ramp, in gville..old man Wednesdays

we built a whole halfpipe on this and its AMAZING! thank you.

Really good video that actually explains detail by detail.

Look at how hazy it got at 12:12 you know what was going on it there lol

@pillwolak

8 жыл бұрын

+U.S.Skyline BNR32GTR 420 blaze it brah

@lurda8826

5 жыл бұрын

Hahaha

@TheHeadlessHorseman

4 жыл бұрын

fog machine to celebrate the new ramp. These fine young men would not partake in the illegal activity of smoking of the devils lettuce. They are above that

@godless-clump-of-cells

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheHeadlessHorseman They're vaping, brah. Making those massive clouds, brah.

@matthebonnvonbon8089

4 жыл бұрын

It's just a bunch of sweaty man meat foggin up the joint

You're using the exact same amount of 2x4's than you would 8" o.c. That's my only complaint.. Nice video 👍

My dad and brother built one back in the day in our yard. Turned out pretty well. Super fun ✌🏼

I dont skateboard , i dont build ramps, but i still hit like because VICE IS FUKIN AWSOME!!

yeah dude, thinking about building a 24' wide mini ramp in my backyard.

@albertcole8590

3 жыл бұрын

💲💲💲💲💲

They make it look easy but I know if I tried to build it, everything would be misaligned and non-flush lol

That ramp is sick!

I don't like everything Vice provides, but I do love Vice for what I do like.

Come build one in Corpus Christi please

Guy dressed as freddy krueger shoulda done a nightmare flip :)

great and professional advice thanks

Not what I expected to see from Vice. Then again, what do you ever expect from them? Gotta love the variety of videos!

Is anyone able to make a full material list for this? Seriously thinking of trying to make this come spring.

@dubhead

7 жыл бұрын

I built this ramp using the following list. I had 2 sheets of 1/2 plywood leftover and was shy a few 2x4s (35) 2x4x12 (4) 2x4x10 (8) 2x4x8 (6) ¾ inch ply (20) ½ inch ply (9) 1/4 inch Masonite

@scb4p6

6 жыл бұрын

how much does that all cost

1 word of advice from a carpenter. Do NOT have your plywood seams match up. Stagger your seams and it will be MUCH stronger.

@jonc3519

7 жыл бұрын

Interesting. Can you explain why?

@SweetMooch

7 жыл бұрын

Yosef Estill Linear stress on the long axis of the sheet of ply focuses at the end of the sheet.

@raymondflower9133

7 жыл бұрын

When you put 2 layers of ply wood on the whole stagger the seam doesn't matter as long a you stagger the two layers. stagger the seams and then stagger the the next layer different and seams staggered would just lead to a ton of waste of ply wood, and more time dicking around. Just make sure u stagger the each layer and its good. I am a carpenter, and I've built ramps before.

@SweetMooch

7 жыл бұрын

Raymond Flower still better if you stagger the seams on each layer individually and from one another. It does NOT waste plywood if any if you do it right. If you were a carpenter and not a carpenters helper you would know this. I'm not trying to be a dick but it is not cool to give out wrong information.

@jonc3519

7 жыл бұрын

SweetMooch Interesting. Thanks for the info.

I made my portable ramps back in the late 70s, It was a 7 foot radius 8' wide ramp set up against the back of my 69 Ford van with a 2' wide platform on the van roof...I used steel angle brackets and bolted to the 3/4 plywood sides...Used bracing in the back to keep the ramp from racking....

Just the right ingredients for a great VICE documentary.

How long is the ramp??

Does that ramp armor stuff protect the ramp if its outdoors? Approximately how much would it cost to build a ramp this size?

@djontiveros2210

8 жыл бұрын

300$

@charliew6320

6 жыл бұрын

Chuck Springfield this size of ramp would probably run you about 1300, I’m working on one that’s 8 ft wide and it price tag is lookin like it will be around 600-700, personal I would use ramp armor, just use plane old Masonite and cover it with a tarp or something when you’re done

@idrinkcolt

6 жыл бұрын

way more just in skatelite its over 900$

This is an awesome video. Just wanted to point one thing out to new carpenters. This video shows them using drywall screws which are not strong enough for structural work (especially in shear, see 9:32). Great for securing the decking, but not for building the stick frame. For that you'd want to use actual structural screws or back them up with framing nails. Also, construction adhesive under the coping is a wonderful trick to make it durable! Loved the video!

thank you so much. i will build one with these instructions. great video

would u guys give out the design plans and material lists ?

@godspeedjnr3068

9 жыл бұрын

Nicholas Loughnan found a website you might be interested in, for plans and materials, although i haven't used it personally to construct a ramp myself( i really want to build a mini, but might start with a 1/4 not sure yet), it tells you what the lumber sizes, grades of ply, costing etc... as well as build plans for all sorts from mini's, ledges, 1/4's, grind rails, to pressing your'e own board. It looks like a lot of time and effort has gone into the site, so it seems legit to me. From Nz here, good luck! www.diyskate.com/

@godless-clump-of-cells

4 жыл бұрын

You can buy those online all day long. I think CCS still carries them.

how much for 1 like that but just smaller

Thanks for the sharing keep up the great work God bless you always

this is amazing. i just started really getting into minis, and would absolutely love to build one but the country i live in is way too small and dense to have a good spot somewhere to build it. legally too. in a quiet forest next to a cabin would be amazing!

I want to build one now

I remember when this dude krooked grinded the 12 stair at Point Loma High back around 98.

@steeze5923

4 жыл бұрын

No one asked

@Will-xt9gj

4 жыл бұрын

MR OrangeMan No one asked you either, dickhead.

This video is so helpful!!!!!! Thank you

Dang that is pretty cool. Made it look really easy.

we added alot of extras (8 foot deep deck, on one end and a 4 foot deck on the opposite side, stone foundation, crush and run, sod, river rocks, railings, skate paint), wood, screws, felt paper, black steel coping, little over $2,500.00, plus about 100 hours of labor 2 guys sometimes 3. Epic ramp, just hung the American flag on it yesterday. Long Live Skating & God Bless America

@PhantaseaTV

Жыл бұрын

What did you use river rocks for? And is the 8 foot deep deck to put a few chairs on?

How Long did it Took to Build the Wohle ramp?

@TOMVUTHEPIMP

5 жыл бұрын

3 years.

Really entretaining, I dont skate , but I enjoyed this. Good Job Vice!

Thanks so much for the video! I haven't made a miniramp in a while and this is helping me make mine during my deployment to Afghanistan.

How much did this end up costing excluding tools?

@internetvide0

8 жыл бұрын

+Mitchel Fife you can just steal with wood from a construction site and rent the tools.

@skuare_qnot

8 жыл бұрын

+Tony Roberts Don't do that because someone paid for that wood. You'll never get enough lumber doing that. You won't find enough of the plywood sheathing, and who's to say the wood you steal is gonna be the correct dimensions? And how are you gonna steal and haul a couple hundred linear feat of lumber? Just buy the lumber yourself don't steal and perpetuate the bad qualities of skateboarders

@SLAAMIT

8 жыл бұрын

+Skuareqnot too late

@skuare_qnot

8 жыл бұрын

+Anthony Rosado get mad bro

Total cost?

@jwatts1347

8 жыл бұрын

+Daniel Hancock I used half a year to scavenge in materials to build my half pipes. The only money i spent was on the "ramp armor". I got most of the wood of my countrys version of EBay/Craigslist, and the rest i got from recycling stations.

@trevorispimpn

8 жыл бұрын

U can get 2x4s for 2.50 and say u build a 4 foot wide ramp u will need about 35 of them and plié wood sheets are about 15 u need like 8 and measonnite is 20 bucks a sheet u need 4 it's not that much I built one at my house just not that big

Great info. Thank you for this video.

Man this looks so fun going to do this

Hello from 2019 the future I come in peace.

@zeropsycho5768

4 жыл бұрын

Hello dude from 8 months ago, I come in peace.

how much would this all cost?

@SweetMooch

8 жыл бұрын

Around 400 for materials. Maybe a little more. Probably closer to 500 if you were making it permanent and using quality fasteners and screws.

@SolaceReignFalls

8 жыл бұрын

+SweetMooch thanks man now I know how much money to earn

@KieranDuncan

8 жыл бұрын

same

@BrianOfAteionas

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Time to start saving.

@YeetxBoi

7 жыл бұрын

tbh treated is always a better choice for outside, the cost is very little difference and is very worth it in the long run.

He explains carpentry like a skater who learned just enough to master this one specific task.

awesome im building one very soon but now i know i can make it thanks guys!!!!! awesome

Does he sound like Steve-O to any one else.

@OkOk-gv2vk

8 жыл бұрын

He does XD

@dustyroads_076

2 жыл бұрын

thats the first thing i noticed lololololol

How much does all this stuff cost in total

@069yomomma

10 жыл бұрын

Well it depends on where you live. In Tennessee for a 3 1/4 inch thick plywood is about $22, without tax. they used 2 for the side cover, 15 for the base, then an extra 15 for the second layer, then four for the top standing part, and who knows how many 2x4's they used. 2x4"s here are $3.14 for a 6 ft. long one. And the price of the plywood depends on whether it's AB, BC, or CD (expensive to least expensive) and it's basically how smooth it is on each side and they probably used BC so there's that.

This Really Helped Me Make Mine

awesome vid and ramp

I think it would be ILL if they built it to be broken into sections so they can just take it wherever.

@indigolove8360

10 жыл бұрын

"Portable half pipes at your service. We bring em, you shred em!"

@CtrlAltPhreak

10 жыл бұрын

Derek Basey Totally. Somebodey order a porta-park?

Awesome! worst music for a time lapse ever tho😂

@saladhands1127

5 жыл бұрын

Wtf are you talking about? That music was rad.

@aidinstwin6136

4 жыл бұрын

Dylanger Morby honestly that was the shittiest music ever. i clicked off because of how shit it was too

@steeze5923

4 жыл бұрын

@@xxxtinylittlexxx tool is way better than that dumbass drake shit

🙌Very detailed thank you🤙

Thx for helping me dude

can you use Rollerblades on this kind of ramp?

@dwarftimtin2627

9 жыл бұрын

Lol

@lewisscheele9583

9 жыл бұрын

Only scooters. Haha

@samkercher5869

8 жыл бұрын

+mhks68 no rollerblades suck ride a skateboard

@cuitlaH2O

8 жыл бұрын

+mhks68 yes you can, this kind of miniramps are great to practice some stylish grinds on Rollerblades

@marcuschapelone8327

6 жыл бұрын

You should sole grind your way into on coming traffic

Billy Rohan is a highly intelligent. ...

@logandedz5503

7 жыл бұрын

Not really, he just knows a bit of simple maths and how to build a ramp

@jasonlampa

6 жыл бұрын

he could be highly intelligent though, in addition to knowing simple maths and how to build a ramp :D. cant really judge by this video can we haha

sakura markers for under water welding are great for making on wood as well. you can get them in lots of fluro colours as well so are great if light is low as you can just use a black light to see whats going on.

Great video

Great team 👍😊👍

Seeing all these people disliking the video I kinda wanted to check out the video myself. Even though I am NOT at all into skating I have respect for the folks who are into skating. And watching this video, now I appreciate these folks even more. I dont know why people would click dislike button. I mean come on its only gonna hurt vice.

@PhantaseaTV

Жыл бұрын

The only reason i can think is when the music sounds like a dying cow

Thanks dude!!

best build and explanation that I've seen so far! Shot boys! What are the thoughts of other curves, I only see semi circles but it would be interesting to know what the feeling with a porabola or cycloid feel like. I'm sure it would throw some old dogs off if they weren't expecting it. lol Thoughts on concrete vs wood? I need to make a durable little mini ramp since the area that I have is an old reservoir that we also want to use for chilling and parties.

These guys sure work hard to get their ramp made well!

Sick ramp boys

Was that masonite you used at the end to cover the ramp? Because I want to build a half pipe and I'm just wondering what is the best to use for that!!

this video helped a lot. i wish you would go in more detail on the placement/measurement of how the coping sits - i get that its 2", just curious about the cut depth into the wood.

Great looking ramp! although I'm not too stoked about putting holes all the way through the coping there is a better way to grab the coping from under the ramp so you only put holes on the bottom so you get a clean grind across the coping.

this guy can teach a bear how to ride a bike I swear he's so calm and collective lmao

sweet thanks great vid

Thanks Billy!

My cousins don’t skate and aren’t interested in it (they are like four too), and they are hockey fiends. They recently just moved to a town near us and there was a very ramp in the backyard of the house they bought. I asked them to keep it an they said yes. Now I won’t be so bored during family parties lmao.

I need these skills ASAP

Finally some real skaters that just tell you how to do it instead of trying to pimp their kits 😂

Wow that ramp is amazing I just looks good I mean it really looks good