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SENDER PROGRESSION RAMPS
X MINI KICKER
FOOTWEAR:
VICE - BIKE:
STITCHED 720
Thank you for buying a SENDER X MINI KICKER RAMP. This is our entry level height adjustable and portable skate, scoot and bike
ramp. Build confidence with ease by gaining height in small increments 175 mm to 250 mm High! Please follow these
instructions carefully for your safety.
MODULAR:
This Ramp can be used with our other features but is not designed to be modular or bolt onto any other components. The X
ramp is a standalone mini kicker. The next level of ramp to consider is the ROOKIE or CORE 200. Both are Modular with our
range and system.

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  • Page 1 STITCHED 720 Thank you for buying a SENDER X MINI KICKER RAMP. This is our entry level height adjustable and portable skate, scoot and bike ramp. Build confidence with ease by gaining height in small increments 175 mm to 250 mm High! Please follow these instructions carefully for your safety.

  • Page 2: Safe Operation

    FOR ENVIRONMENTAL REASONS WE DO NOT SUPPLY SINGLE USE 6 mm / 3 mm ALLEN KEYS - THESE ARE COMMONLY FOUND ON BIKE AND SKATE TOOLS! SAFETY FEATURE: The front edge of the ramp has 2 x PEG POINTS so that you can add extra security when using the ramp on grass or gravel.
  • Page 3 SAFE USE AND PPE: Always wear a full face helmet, gloves and knee pads when jumping. We also recommend back protection and a neck brace. You should not jump ramp to ramp with a gap between components. X Ramps can be landed to FLAT. However, it is better to use a grass downslope as the height increases or a landing ramp.

  • Page 4: Very Important

    X MINI KICKER ASSEMBLY COMPONENTS: STEEL SKATE PLATE – BACK PLATE – SUPPORT STRUCTURE HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT PLATE – FRONT OF TRANSITION (SURFACE) – REAR OF TRANSITION FIXINGS VERY IMPORTANT: STAINLESS STEEL IS SOFT. It is VERY easy to round the heads of screws. Apply CONSTANT PRESSURE when fixing components.
  • Page 5 X MINI KICKER FIXINGS: 4 x 10 x 35 Countersink Bolts 6 x 10 x 50 mm Countersink Bolts 2 x 10 x 40 Button Head Bolts 2 x Large Washers 1 x Strap 1 x Steel Skate Plate 3 x Small Plate Bolts...
  • Page 6 STAGE 3: Take the Back Plate and the substructure component with the rectangular slot and arrow pointing perpendicular to the long arm. Push the arm into the CENTRAL Slot in the Back plate until the “T” is Flush. The arrow should be pointing UPWARDS as shown below Take the two substructure components that have an arrow pointing along the arm.
  • Page 7 IMAGE BELOW SHOWS THE CORRECT LOCATION OF THE T NUTS IN THE ARMS AND CROSS BATON FROM BELOW (The structure has been turned over) STAGE 4: Place the Ramp Surface onto the Substructure. Take 2 x M10 x 35 Countersink bolts and place these through the surface nearest the TOP EDGE of the surface into the T Nuts in the arms below.
  • Page 8 STAGE 5: Take 2 x M10 x 50 Countersink Bolts and place these through the surface as shown below. You may need to manipulate the cross baton below the surface to align the T Nut and Bolt. You must catch the thread using your fingers first. Do not use the Allen Key until you have aligned and caught the thread on the 2 Bolt and T nut.
  • Page 9 The image below shows the Countersink bolts flush with or slightly below the surface. STAGE 6: Next! Install the Height Adjustment plate. Place this in front of the back plate as shown. Take 2 x M10 x 40 BUTTON HEAD Bolts and 2 x Large Washers.
  • Page 10 STAGE 7: INSTALLING AND ADJUSTING THE SKATE PLATE You must use both of your skate plates at the same time for maximum strength. Before placing them onto the ramp make sure that the holes align. They have been drilled as a pair. You may have turned them during unpacking and they no longer align perfectly.
  • Page 11 Repeat this process at the second and third slot. You should be able to slide the plate up and down the surface. Be careful not to scratch or mark your surface with the edges of the plate. When the ramp is at the top of the slots it is in storage and transport mode. You should always tighten the bolts to hold it in this position.
  • Page 12 When you tighten the bolts, the T Nut on the back face should be perpendicular to the slots for maximum strength as shown. STAGE 8: Your ramp is now ready for use. Before each use check the ramp and plate for damage. Always check and tighten all the bolts on the ramp.
  • Page 13 Stand the ramp on its end with the skate plate at the top. Starting from the back face at the bottom left hand slot (as you look at the ramp surface) push the webbing through the slot. Pull the slack through until you are only 50 mm from the sewn section. Feed the webbing back through the top left shoulder slot.
  • Page 14 Make any final adjustments by paying out extra webbing or taking some in. You may have to slide / adjust the webbing behind the ramp at the top strap slots. We recommend transporting the ramp on your back when the height adjustment plate is secure at 175 mm (Lowest setting).
  • Page 15 You can get expert advice at Sender. Do not hesitate to contact us. You can also order replacement parts. This keep your purchase environmentally friendly and keeps you rolling. Please subscribe to our YouTube Channel Sender Ramps for notifications when we upload new films. If you need advice or help please contact us direct support@sender-ramps.com...