what tape measure for measuring jumps?

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what tape measure for measuring jumps?
rOcKeTdOg
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i wouldn’t want to risk death by going off one that was >61cm

Posted 7 years ago

steve_b77
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One that starts at 62cm maybe?

Posted 7 years ago

facian
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Does it mean height or length?

Posted 7 years ago

rOcKeTdOg
Full Member

Does it mean height or length?

dunno, but could it void the warranty if you got the wrong dimension?

Posted 7 years ago

perchypanther
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Needs more laser.

or more rod.

Posted 7 years ago

TheBrick
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A rod is more than 61 cm

Posted 7 years ago

jonathan
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US bike? It’s almost exactly 2 foot and I take all imperial measurements as vague suggestions, so anything up to 4 foot should be fine 😉

Posted 7 years ago

thisisnotaspoon
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TBH I’m surprised CEN didn’t result in similar stickers, it did for boats, mine is apparently good for 2m wave heights and 27knts.

Posted 7 years ago

perchypanther
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A rod is more than 61 cm

Yeah. I know.

…and another name for the unit of measurement known as a rod and used by surveyors is ……?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rod_(unit)

Posted 7 years ago

dangeourbrain
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I wouldn’t measure it in Poles, they’re inconsistent in their height.

Posted 7 years ago

joshvegas
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Perchy a disto is great for measuring distance but i think it might struggle with measuring gnar.

Is 61cm=1gnar?

Posted 7 years ago

sirromj
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1gnar = 27.5″ ?

Posted 7 years ago

Northwind
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Don’t know about jumps, but drops must be measured in Pinkbike Feet

Posted 7 years ago