How to Build Pond Bike-Jumping Ramps

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Tip 1 - Pond-Jumping Ramp

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Pond-Jumping Ramp

To beat the heat this summer, we decided to do something fun, creative and slightly extreme. Jumping the bike into our neighborhood pond seemed like a...

Tip 2 - Jump Into a Lake!

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Jump Into a Lake!

Time to have some fun! All you need now is a lake or neighborhood pond and a bike. Make sure the lake/pond is deep enough before jumping or you could ...

Tip 3 - How to Build Pond Bike-Jumping Ramps

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How to Build Pond Bike-Jumping Ramps

Pond jumping is an extreme sport in the area of freestyle BMX riding. Riders pedal toward a ramp and launch off the ramp and into a pond or lake. While soaring through the air, the rider ditches his ...

Tip 4 - Moment a bike stuntman's flaming jump over a lake went horribly wrong... but he miraculously lived to tell the tale

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Moment a bike stuntman's flaming jump over a lake went horribly wrong... but he miraculously lived to tell the tale

Mike Gaboff, of Millstone, New Jersey, was launched from a six-story ramp across a Californian lake for a motorcycle stunt that was to be used in a movie trailer on April 21.
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Tip 5 - City shuts down bike park near Jamaica Pond - The Boston Globe

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City shuts down bike park near Jamaica Pond - The Boston Globe

It is a thing of beauty. For at least a decade, this wedge of land just west of Jamaica Pond has been a hidden haven for bike enthusiasts. They hand-built trails of bumps and jumps, and got airborne. Tucked between Parkman Drive and Prince Street and largely hidden in the trees, it remained secret. And then a couple of years ago, Kyle Orrico and a couple of buddies decided to make the park into something more ambitious. What they achieved leaves you gape-mouthed. It starts with perfectly formed bumps, and symmetrical berms. A hairpin turn is glass-smooth. Beyond it are huge doubles – ramps more than ten 10 feet high – where cyclists soar. They did a great job. So great, the city is shutting it down.
Tags: Kyle Orrico,Jamaica Plain,Jamaica Pond,Frederick Law Olmsted,John Iappini,Gerry Wright, Frederick Law Olmsted

Tip 6 - Mountain Biking Takes It Inside

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Mountain Biking Takes It Inside

Seventy-five feet under the Louisville Zoo, in a labyrinth of Kentucky limestone mined into Swiss cheese, a few million pounds of soil have been sculpted into the trails, berms, and jumps at Mega Cavern, the world’s first underground bike park.

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