Turnt wrote:

rk fb wrote:

Trent Witcher wrote:

is that from a gator mold?

L O L

no its not. its much larger than a gator mold.

i always wondered why that mold was a micro halfpipe

New obstacle I made for my company, Working on the first stock of them now

Estevan Rivera wrote:

New obstacle I made for my company, Working on the first stock of them now

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Looks really mellow i want one

so sick!

Nice work Estevan!

Love those Brickabilly obstacles to!! Really clean and clever with the multiple ways to place them. Should rename them Brickability..lol

HSK wrote:

New brickabilly stuff arrived last week

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Is this company based out of Australia?  Because you and Jono are the only ones I've seen with these ramps so far.

@Uncle Brigamini: Brickabilly is German based (from memory). They do AMAZING custom orders! Personally, I wont be buying 'brick' stuff through Blackriver ever again (if I can avoid it)...as it works out much cheaper doing a personalized custom order through Brickabilly

- Jono

so good

loving the look of your obstacles Estevan

Finished of the first of many planters

Hopefully will ship a few test models out to the Aus crew @DoubleDigits within a few weeks!!

Damn, that planter looks great

dope!

@hsk do the trees get in the way you could make it wider and have more grass to lip or more room for grinds

Thanks guys!!

@Casin0 this was the first design it was at first just a planter box, then I toped the edges with some nice aluminum strip then realized I would ride it also, yes the trees on this model are a tad close to the edge but since its myen ill just trim my overhanging branches and make the next few a couple MM wider

Still works perfectly for grinds but thats not its main purpose

Anymore feedback would be grate guys!!

Thanks again for the kind words.

HSK wrote:

Thanks guys!!

@Casin0 this was the first design it was at first just a planter box, then I toped the edges with some nice aluminum strip then realized I would ride it also, yes the trees on this model are a tad close to the edge but since its myen ill just trim my overhanging branches and make the next few a couple MM wider

Still works perfectly for grinds but thats not its main purpose

Anymore feedback would be grate guys!!

Thanks again for the kind words.

dude... you need to sell me one of these. that looks like so much fun

@milk Once I get some more made up and sent to some testers ill be glad to make you one up, id even go as far as custome requests on shrub and tree colors from what I have available, maby even shapes and different types of capping or topping for the box

Anything else that comes to mind let me know

@HSK thanks man i was just being curious it looks fabulous

@HSK: nice work as always dude!!! Those planters look LUSH

- Jono

My Dad is a legend! Helped me cut-out my Blackriver kinked ledge today

100% improvement I say



- Jono

wow looks awesome jono

how did he do it? what tools?

if i attempted anything like that it would end up very messy i recon

looks fun

eddie Victory wrote:

wow looks awesome jono

how did he do it? what tools?

if i attempted anything like that it would end up very messy i recon

Thanks heaps dude Its SOOOOOOOO much better to use now!!!

He used some kind of odd vibrating tool to cut everything...I am not sure what the name is but I can find out. Its a weird thing, it doesn't cut your skin easily but with pressure it cuts threw wood no problem. Its VERY precise too...much easy to use than a jigsaw

I would screw it up royally if I tried to do this by myself...thankfully my Dad is a carpenter...and a legend

- Jono

clean!

looks nice, nice to see a brr ledge that isnt brick for once

That's sick Jono! I like the combination!