favorite terrain and obstacles

[bwm8142]

im trying to figure out what to add to my course, so post your favorite kind of rocks and how i should set them up

[murderface]

i like the really coarse coral lookin stuff its usually in a crazy formation with all kinds of deep valleys and undercuts and shit and then to switch it up some really smooth stuff just a few feet way to keep you on your toes

[bwm8142]

i like the changing terrain idea.....i have a lot of wood on my course, and its just not as good as rock

[murderface]

yea wood isnt cool i mean a few pieces here and there but not as the majority you can make tables and ramps though so you dont have to use quite so many rocks but thats about it other than a few stumps or a mossy log with a sick undercut

[It usually runs fine]

On my mountain one of my favorite climbs is a stair set made of foam covered cement with a smooth 60* slope in the middle of it and I throw all the loose dirt and rocks on the stairs from the mountain. I like it because you have to crawl the first 6 or 7 steps by controlling your wheelspeed very carefully then when the timing is right you have to get it and hope the wheels spin fast enought to carry you to next set of stairs then back to slow, carefull, tire placement and throttle control.

[PhantomRS10]

Nice deep, thick mud pit!!!!

[GRIMGREG]

Natural rough granite, nice and grippy, but slick if you have too much wheel speed.

[bwm8142]

thanks for the feedback guys! next question, river rock jumble or big flat slats of rock??

[It usually runs fine]

BOTH make it as diverse as you can. River rock will be more $

[bwm8142]

Originally Posted by It usually runs fine

BOTH make it as diverse as you can. River rock will be more $

i live right by a river

[92LILREDYJ]

I like waterfall type areas. Natural step ups.

[It usually runs fine]

Originally Posted by 92LILREDYJ

I like waterfall type areas. Natural step ups.

I live in beaumont also. Small world haha. You should come crawl on the mountain one day.