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A Quarter pipe is a ramp used in extreme sports which resembles a quarter of the cross section of a pipe. They are most commonly found in Skateparks and a skiing/snowboarding terrain park, although the trained eye of an Extreme Sports fan can find them in modern day architecture. It has a progressively steepening transition, which begins at the ground, and ends at a metal rail called the coping. Riders/Skaters may use the ramp to launch themselves into the air, landing back on the ramp transition, or to 'stall' or 'grind' on the coping.
Two quarter pipes can be placed opposite to each other to form a Half pipe, Or they can be placed back-to-back to form a 'spine ramp'. |
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No Saws,
No Clamps,
No Router
needed!
A quarter-pipe
skateboard ramp can be easily
assembled
with a drill
(for screws)
and a wrench
(for
wheels).
A half-pipe
only requires
a drill.
Every skateboard ramp,
of course,
comes with
detailed
ramp plans. |
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