Single Ramp

Great quality, bicycle ramp easy to use. The size is perfect for my 10-year-old to ride his skateboard,bike and his rollerskates. It’s ready to use right out of the box would definitely recommend

Gifted this to my 11 year old great-nephew, knowing how much fun my son and his friends had with a similar one in their youth. My great-nephew loved it! Played on it with scooter and bike and is excited to improve and learn some tricks! Sturdy and fun!

My kids and the neighbor kids love this. They have a blast use it. It arrived in great shape. It is a little steep for the little ones. This ramp is a little on the narrow side. It is not wide enough for their taining wheels. I just guide them across. The older kids really get some height on their wheelies. We've enjoyed it.

This is a cool ramp and the quality is pretty good. Both my kids can ride bikes or skateboards over it without a problem (10 and 12 years old). I feel like it was a little pricy for what it is, and my kids did loose interest in it pretty quickly. It’s lightweight so it can be moved around really easily.

My grandson loves

Perfect for BMX learning , Sturdy, Portable, Length Width and Height Perfect

The size is perfect for a beginner. It's super easy to assemble. The quality is great. It's light weight. It's a good price. And super sturdy. Daughter loves it for her birthday

This ramp was advertised as 16.1" wide....turns out that is only dimensions of the box. The ramp tapers as it goes up, so the ramp is unfortunately not even 12 inches wide at the very top lip! The narrowness is slightly concerning for children wanting to jump this, as being 12 inches wide would only leave about 2 inches of room on each side for a skateboard to fit! A kid on roller blades may be even wider with an aggressive stance. What I wanted this for was jumping RC vehicles, and some of my vehicles will not even fit on the ramp due to it being undersized. The construction is pretty solid - it has webbing on the backside and the plastic material feels like it has some reinforcement in the mixture. I'd say their 120lbs weight limit is probably pretty accurate (unless the person at max weight limit jumps it at full speed on a bike), and about as heavy as I would recommend to prevent the ramp from cracking (the middle part will start to bow outward with heavier weight). I also would avoid storing the ramp in direct sunlight as that will brittle the plastic and cause it to soften up. The price seems fair, considering a 13 gallon trash cans now cost $20 and this has at least double the plastic with a much smaller production rate. But having said this, I am not entirely sure who this ramp is for. It's so small that its target market is basically small children, who probably won't be jumping, yet it is too small for teenagers who would want to use it...

super fair de armar y se ven de buen material. Van a durar bastante