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The Ridge Roller !! "Production version"
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pjhayes7
Double Eagle Member
How do you like the wooden rack? Did you try tilting it forward to see if they fall out? What about when the top rack isn't full, do the discs lean over much? I live near Disc Stalker and would consider this, but my rack that came with it has given me no problems so far.
ScottyLove
Double Eagle Member
WOW!
So on my virgin loop with my RR in a tournament on a really not cart-friendly course, I lose one of my axle nuts. (not a design flaw, but a ScottyLove flaw as I had never taken it apart before and I didn't tighten it at all). I was only 2 1/2 holes into the tournament and quite panicked.
However, this cart is so well balanced that it made it through two rough rounds without the wheel ever coming off!!! THIS IS AN AMAZING FACT FOLKS!
AGAIN, the setup pictured below made it through rough terrain with huge elevation changes. Sure I babied it a bit and pushed instead of pulled when I could, but I didn't have to lug it around all day like I originally thought I would have to do.
Can't wait to get a replacement nut and get this baby back out for another round.
So on my virgin loop with my RR in a tournament on a really not cart-friendly course, I lose one of my axle nuts. (not a design flaw, but a ScottyLove flaw as I had never taken it apart before and I didn't tighten it at all). I was only 2 1/2 holes into the tournament and quite panicked.
However, this cart is so well balanced that it made it through two rough rounds without the wheel ever coming off!!! THIS IS AN AMAZING FACT FOLKS!
AGAIN, the setup pictured below made it through rough terrain with huge elevation changes. Sure I babied it a bit and pushed instead of pulled when I could, but I didn't have to lug it around all day like I originally thought I would have to do.
Can't wait to get a replacement nut and get this baby back out for another round.
Any idea what the thread size is on that? If I had to guess it sorta looks like 1/4"-20.
mikeykline
Birdie Member
uncle pennybags
Double Eagle Member
I can't watch videos at work without the internet cops on my case...so I assume that the shelves were fully loaded with discs. And also, Impressive!
mikeykline
Birdie Member
Only 6 on the top and 10 on the bottom, I took some out.
uncle pennybags
Double Eagle Member
So I had a really bad (or Awesome) Idea last night. I was looking at my Upper Park Shift and thought, hey that looks like the same color as my cart. Then I'm like, let's put it on the handle bar and see how it looks as a putter pouch! It kinda worked. I'm thinking now that I may want to snag a Focus just to try this out.
Or maybe like I thought last night, maybe this isn't a good idea!
Or maybe like I thought last night, maybe this isn't a good idea!
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Nice. I'm currently using a Nutsac as a "putter pocket" on my diy cart I modeled after the RR.
uncle pennybags
Double Eagle Member
I forgot about my nutsac. :\ That might be even more better! :hfive:
jconover707
Newbie
Even - More - Better.
Better.
Better.
Bettererest
I've got the tool pouch from the OP on mine. At first, two discs in there was a bit snug, but I cut out the small side inner pockets in the large slot, and now two putters fit freely, and three fit a bit snug. Really nice option, IMO. Easy release bag, as well.
uncle pennybags
Double Eagle Member
That's what I'm using right now, but I'd like to have some more discs up there. More discs is Much More Betterer!
I COULD fit 3 in there, but 2 ain't bad. I've got an original RR, and I need to put some dividers in the bottom to keep stuff from rattling around so much.
brandocommando9
Double Eagle Member
The rattling is the only thing that bothers me about the cart and it's really more annoying not a real problem. I really don't think I could go back to a bag I just love the ridge roller.
I was surprised to hear people were having issues with the disc rack I've had my cart since Christmas and I'm very hard on it no course is rough enough to stop me from using my ridge roller. After hearing about durability issues( even though the rack is all I've heard about) I have been putting my cart through some abuse to see what it's flaws are I've been hitting rock jumps and grinding logs and pushing it through river beds of solid rock as rough as I can. I haven't had anything fail yet even my disc rack looks pretty much new no droop or anything, and I carry it full.
uncle pennybags
Double Eagle Member
DO you do some 1080 flips too? :hfive:
opcorn: Holy Cow!My biggest issue are the tubes, I had mine for 2 days and one ruptured. I bought some more and and another rupture. Not a Zuca or R.R. Problem, buts still annoying.
brandocommando9
Double Eagle Member
DO you do some 1080 flips too? :hfive:
My biggest issue are the tubes, I had mine for 2 days and one ruptured. I bought some more and and another rupture. Not a Zuca or R.R. Problem, buts still annoying.
Lulz if only I could find a rock jump big enough! Seriously though I beat the crap out of this thing, I'm honestly surprised I haven't had a tube issue yet. I see so many comments here and the delta thread about them. Heavy duty tubes should solve the problem.
Emoney
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You can buy never-flat tubes and put inthe tires. I was told walmart sells a "Bell" brand 26" tire that you can cut in half and use for both tires. Should be less than 15$ and will solve flat tires forever. Im doin this over the weekend. I will post pics to help out my RR peeps
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