best kinda rock??????????

ROOKIE · Jul 30, 2008

what is your guys apinion on the best rock to make a rock pile at your house with?

discuss.:awesomework:

Brian H · Jul 30, 2008

ROOKIE said:
what is your guys apinion on the best rock to make a rock pile at your house with?

discuss.:awesomework:

Dont use what i did. The broken up concrete has maximum traction and binds my **** up way to much.My big azz boulders seems to work good though.

archer1965 · Jul 30, 2008

free :redneck:

crash2 · Jul 30, 2008

Brian H said:
Dont use what i did. The broken up concrete has maximum traction and binds my **** up way to much.My big azz boulders seems to work good though.

You have never ran monolithic have ya :haha:

Brian H · Jul 30, 2008

crash said:
You have never ran monolithic have ya :haha:

Run on this **** i got at my house. The undercuts and shrp edges fawk up the rc. Now the fun spot to run is over on Bobbys full size rock pile.

CHOP SHOP · Jul 30, 2008

crack rocks, nigga!!:redneck:

ROOKIE · Jul 30, 2008

CHOP SHOP said:
crack rocks, nigga!!:redneck:

they are over rated :haha:

Todd1803 · Aug 3, 2008

Free kind are best.

Get as much big stuff as you can, then fill in around it will littler stuff

rockmike · Sep 23, 2008

I can tell ya which to stay away from.No river rock (to slick,no traction)

no concrete chunks (just because the traction is almost to much,you get used to that kinda traction then when you go hit a comp with out that kinda traction and it tends to throw youre game off.If you know what I mean.

But if you never plan to compete then Hell ya on the concrete chunks there free and usually easy to find.

rockmike · Sep 23, 2008

heres a pic of my pile

zukes kinda blocking the pile but you get the idea

TrikeKid · Sep 24, 2008

All mine is stuff from around the property, most of these came from the building of a small test loop for the dirt bikes. Find the biggest rocks you can and get them in first like Brian said, not only does it make the crawling more enjoyable, and the building easier (no tripping over little **** moving boulders in), the big rocks are more stable in the event you need to walk across the pile like I do to get in and out of where I stand to drive.

You can kinda see the texture of them here, they provide plenty of grip, but not so much as to just bind you up or make things too easy.

I have a big chunk of granite farther up in the woods I wish I could bring down, but being that it's about the size of a damn Volkswagen, I'll have to settle for building another rock garden around it.