Although Meg and I live close to world-class trails, it's still ~45 minute roundtrip (without traffic) away. Sometimes, when we only have an hour and we want to put in some airtime practice, portable jumps are the best solution.
But which solutions are available to beginners? I've already tested an affordable option previously, but I think I have a new favourite recommendation for beginner jumpers!
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Disclaimer: I didn't have an affiliate link or anything when creating and reviewing this video, but since I liked this ramp so much, I asked Ninja MTB for a promo code so that others who like it can order one for themselves. I was given an affiliate link so not only do people get a discount, I get a small commission as well. Although this is pretty sweet, I want to reiterate that I created the review video before this was a thing, and that my opinions on this ramp is still good.
Review: NB Riders Jetpack Portable Jump
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That being said, I might be on the cusp of trying something larger, so we'll keep exploring!
My bike: Knolly Tyaughton Steel
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My favourite portable jump ramp: Ninja MTB Turbo Kicker
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00:00 - Intro
00:10 - Why have a portable jump
00:30 - Disclaimer
00:40 - Likes
02:08 - Dislikes
02:37 - Comparison
03:37 - Verdict
04:03 - Conclusion