How To Measure Quarterpipe Transition Radius On Existing Ramps!

Have you ever wanted to recreate the transition of a ramp at your local skatepark but didn't know the radius measurement of the ramp?
In this video I talk about a quick way to figure out the radius of an existing ramp.
There is probably an easier or more accurate way, but for a quick and easy way to get pretty close, this way works pretty well!

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