Get some pallets. What limits people from building trials courses is time, materials, and tools.
Big logs, sandwich boards, planks, boxes etc. Use your imagination.
Got wood?
That is a lot of wood. That so cool man. I want to go there so much.
Well done.
SHIT! thats looks like you could ride for days and never get boored 
I’ve added quite a bit now:) .
I’ll post up when I get around to taking to it.
I just thought, you could also ride it w/ a lot of air in the tires, weights straped to your uni or legs, shorter cranks, or a bigger wheel.
Trials on a 29 or 36" 
Naw, nothing gets too easy. You can always twist a line to make it harder.
For example, the big ladder I made got a bit easy, so now a gap between two rungs.
Hey Danni remember when you broke your arm and won the comp?
that’s an amazing course. you have way too much time on your hands!
Or maybe I like to ride trials? 
7 months later… how has it held up?
bump. this is one insane set up
I went last weekend to ride/film/build, but it snowed 10 inches.
I now have acquired:
-much more wood (2x4s, etc)
-a pile of big logs stack and arranged irregularly. I still have to brace it.
-sandwich boards and a highjump bar I bought for $20.
-large metal “skeleton” boxes. Very neat!
Updated pictures with a little video hopefully soon.
Cant wait
hurry up! update the pictures!
Question is can you ride trials?
watch the vids in his signature! he’s good!
you’re just jelous
that corse is amazing! hurry up and update the pics!!!
LUCKY!!!
Chase
How am I lucky? This course took lots of time and quite a bit of cash to make. 10" spikes aren’t cheap.
I’ve got the potential to have/build an even better trials setup with my stuff, in a large indoor area, on flat cement.
It’s all in disarray though, since I haven’t been riding too extensively for awhile there’s not much really built there, just random stuff.
But I’ve got a lot of material for it. I Also have some custom made metal obstacles, like a 3 and a 5 foot high metal table and a metal 5 stair…
A lot of the wooden material is pretty much unused. I don’t really have the imagination to use it all, I don’t want to ruin it by nailing random junk together and having it not work well (which I’ve done before).
But the stuff I have built is almost all portable and moveable so I can rearrange it when I get sick of one section, etc. It’s pretty nice…