The possibilities feel endless for this one—I've had it for a few months, and you can really make some wild set-ups with all the pieces here. I've been inviting friends over to play around and work on our bike skills, and it's been a real hoot. We have a lot of trails nearby, but there's something fun and low pressure about getting together to practice in the neighborhood. Definitely recommend.
I have the Smile too, so this pairs great if I need to lift up the rear wheel to lube my chain or adjust my derailleur a bit. Reminds me a bit of a moto stand.
A fast and reliable way to store your bike—no notes! I especially like that it's adjustable so I can use it for my gravel or MTB bike depending on what's necessary.
This thing is simple and sweet. I often stand on it at my desk during work, and when I need some movement, drop into some squats or pushups. The hand grip positions remind me of riding my bike, so it feels like I'm building core muscles from a useful position, too.
I feel like I was hitting this jump within a couple minutes of it arriving to my house. So lightweight and easy to set up, and the kids love it!
I have a few MTB Hopper ramps, and this one is my favorite! I keep it in the back of my car and set it up at spots while waiting for friends at the trailhead. You can boost pretty high off it, and it's fun to set it up for different transfers, gaps, etc. The adjustable legs mean that you can make it really stable even when the ground isn't. All in all, loads of fun!
I got this to go with my Coach ramp and it's great for practicing doubles. The Mini Pad feels sturdy—like it won't break or tip over—and the rubber "suspension" incorporated into the design helps cushion the landings, especially on bikes with less suspension. Clever!
The Coach is easy to assemble and very fun! I've been pairing it with the Mini Pad to session in my front yard and teach my friends how to hit doubles. It's super quick to flip the front legs around into wheel mode, which makes it convenient to store in my garage when I'm not using it.
Got this for my children and they love it, great for them to learn on, they have not stop using it
Amazing team of really helpful people with great products! 1000% recommend.
My Son and his neighbours like it very much. Easy to assemble. Very good.
My first MTB hopper is great and easy to assemble and no hassle.
The only thing that i can suggest is to add two sling to make as back pack for easy to carry any where.
My 8 year old got this ramp and absolutely loves it, very easy to assemble, great that it can go different heights he also loves that he can carry it on is back, I would purchase again
This came together very intuitively and is really nice to use, would totally buy again
I bought the Skinny for my kids (ages 8 and 12) who are enthusiastic but beginner mountain bikers. We live about 20 minutes away from the closest pump track, and the Skinny has transformed our driveway and backyard into an on-demand bike park. (And it turns out I have just as much fun as they do!) It was easy to set up, and now the kids are able to set up the ramps, swing, and various configurations on their own. I've made some homemade ramps and jumps in the past, but the clever construction and durable materials here are really a step up. I anticipate this being in rotation for years to come.
Loved the ease of buying this last minute birthday present. Arrived quickly, no added hassle receiving the delivery in Canada. Easy assembly - a single mom could put it together in the middle of the birthday party for it to be used right away. Highly recommend.
285 / 5.000
I use the Hopper with a Rose bike stand because the Smile doesn't fit my bikes (I've tried all the settings, but it's either too tight or too wobbly). The combination works perfectly; the support on the Hopper is good, much more stable than expected.