Ramp drawing
Posted: Tue Feb 18, 2003 8:51 pm
These are ramp drawings that were once published in Slalom! magazine.
![Image](http://www.slalomskateboarder.com/images/Ramps/Ramp_Drawing_S.jpg)
The S-shaped ramps gives a nicer descent and makes it easier to enter onto the flat surface below. These ramps were used as early as 1982, so they've been around some time.
![Image](http://www.slalomskateboarder.com/images/Ramps/Ramp_Drawing.jpg)
Here's a straight ramp. Cheaper to build and as long as it is not too high and the slope is long enough the angle of hitting the street should be OK. It is wise though to build a rounded part at the very bottom. Falling or breaking a truck at this point is very scary.
![Image](http://www.slalomskateboarder.com/images/Ramps/Ramp_Drawing_S.jpg)
The S-shaped ramps gives a nicer descent and makes it easier to enter onto the flat surface below. These ramps were used as early as 1982, so they've been around some time.
![Image](http://www.slalomskateboarder.com/images/Ramps/Ramp_Drawing.jpg)
Here's a straight ramp. Cheaper to build and as long as it is not too high and the slope is long enough the angle of hitting the street should be OK. It is wise though to build a rounded part at the very bottom. Falling or breaking a truck at this point is very scary.