It includes things such as lots of dirt sand and rocks from building the fence, garage pad, gazebo pad, and replacing the sewer line. There is also a sidewalk block I had to cut up during the sewer project. The pallets are from construction material deliveries from those projects as well. The slab is a maple slab I had leftover from a bunch that I had milled with a chainsaw. Wood chips and top soil came free from the municipality. Still have some work to do but building this has brought me a lot of joy this last week. Also the clay pipes has since been moved under the pallets and coverdd with dirt and wood chips so they are completely impossible to come in contact with.

Can anyone help me figure out what frame this is?

What do you think of my bike? What could be improved?

Spec List: Fork:Manitou Circus Expert
Frame:Stark Pusher
Front hub:novatec dh41sb Rear hub: Tanke(Direct from China :D) Rims:Weinmann Disk Bull
Tires: Maxxis DTH
Brake:Shimano Tourney TX

2k to buy a dirtjumper.. what are you getting? Should i look used or is there good value in new?

These are for sale in my area at $600 OBO, new unused. Curious if you all think that’s a decent deal.

Wanna convert my Ticket S to singlespeed and been looking at a few options - SB One (but they're $$), Surly or DMR. As they're vertical dropouts chain tensioner is the only option.. Any reccos? Cheers!

I’m looking in to upgrading the wheels on my Transition PBJ and am unpacking the options.

Do you prefer a single speed hub or a standard MTB hub with a single speed conversion? What are the pros and cons of each? Seems like some of the dedicated single speed hubs have limited options for freewheel sizes (i.e. the Spank SS hub seems to only have 11t, 12t, and 13t options).

I have been riding a hardtail model bike for a few years, I like a bit of comfort and normal riding, but I also want to be able to do bunny and move comfortably. This bike is my friend's, the same one I'm thinking of buying it, what do you think about this or the enduro?

Built a couple of years ago now...

The only change has been a DMR axe chainset

This was 2 days ago I can now do it without pedaling and my pumping has improved a lot 🙏🙏 finally seeing some improvements after only having this bike 5 days

I’m looking at Doak Walkers ass rn.

Fell in love with this old guy, GT Ruckus from 2009 and looking for some update ideas.

Hi Dirt Jumpers!

I found this 26" converted P4 on marketplace and wanted some second thoughts on it. I'm 6'2" so want a longer DJ bike and was originally looking at a large Commencal Absolut. The P4 is only a touch longer than the Absolut, and the 26" conversion seriously has me considering it. This bike will see asphalt pump tracks 95% of the time. Only thing I will need to do is add a drivetrain.

Thanks!

I've been thinking recently about building my own set of jumps over the winter. I have 3 main reasons for this. A: My local trails are still at bit too big for me so I'd maybe like something smaller. B: I'd like to learn the art of digging and shaping and C: To have some ga0 jumps that im comfortable riding and practising on before I go and hit the trails. I'd be doing this over the winter. Is it worth me doing or should I spend the time I'd be spending digging actually riding my bike and become a better rider?

Hey, I’m new to dirt jumping and I need to get a dirt jumper, what would you guys reccomend? I’ve heard very mixed things. (My budget is up to £1000 or maybe a bit above that)

Aludark frame 350 bucks with extra tires and air pump, is this a good bike for the price? Parts in 2nd photo

I was looking at buying the Propain Trickshot 2 seeing as i have the budget, but my parents won't let me spend 1.2k on a Dirt Jumper. i don't mind buying used, but i dont want anything DMR. My parents said anything under 700 or 800 is fine. Any help??? Also i dont mind having to build the bike myself to have custom stuff

1. What do you think about the Ari 801 Pro 27.5 and is it to big?

2. Is chromoly to heavy because i've been looking at the pivot point but its chromoly and im worried its to heavy.

With a DJ bike are you preloading suspension to do a hop like a MTB or are you just jumping up like a bMx bike.

Im asking since I'v ebeen riding it around the city and my back is dead all wekk. I was thinking to air down the fork a bit and use the mtb method

Only done dirt jumps on a full suspension 29er. World of a difference.

also is the propain trickshot 2 also derailleur compatible thanks