So, I've been working on this video for a while. I wanted an MTB Kicker Ramp for that would be easy to break down for storage and had some adjustability to it. After many hours researching and throwing away designs I came up with this ramp.

Lately, I’ve just discovered Zwift as something to do while I’m on the trainer. It keeps my mind engaged and makes long sessions go a lot faster. However, I’ve had a problem of getting the bike close enough to the computer so that I could use it or even see it. There are bike desks on the market but I didn’t want to spend money on that when I felt I could build exactly what I needed for a fraction of the price. So… I give you… Bike Desk!

I have some scraps left over from some other projects, I thought that I would build a skinny because it something easy and quick. These plans are just a rough guide. You can make yours as tall, short, wide, or, well, skinny as you like.

UPDATE! The plans now include a bill of materials (took me long enough!).

Look, I’ve got to make a disclaimer here, as of right now these drawings aren’t perfect. They are not a step-by-step guide and some details might be less clear than they could be. They are more of a guideline as to how I built the ramps in the video. However, if you have any questions I am more than willing to offer some guidance and help… if I can.

A Better Design, A Better Machine.

My most popular video by far has been my "How NOT to Manual" video and after a few requests, I've decided to make another machine and tell you all about it.

These plans are very simple. All angles are 45° excerpt for the wheel chocks which are 60°.

Like always, if you have any questions, drop me a line, I’m here to help.