Our “Bunny Hop Machine” is a simple yet effective piece of equipment.
It consists of a base attached to a vertical panel that drops down when struck; this allows you to practice jumps at various heights without the risk of hitting a fixed obstacle—and without needing to reset anything, as the panel automatically returns to its upright position.
It is the ideal follow-up to any ramp for practicing “pumping” techniques, but it can also be used on its own by those who already know how to bunny hop or want to learn.
The panel can be set to three different heights, up to a maximum of 35–40 cm.
The structure measures 85 cm in width and 50 cm in length. The base boards feature two holes for anchoring the unit to the ground (using pegs, ropes, or other fasteners).
The vertical panel is made of twin-wall polycarbonate—lightweight yet sufficiently impact-resistant.
The rest of the structure is made from standard marine-grade plywood.
“Altopiano” is our table-top.
The ideal completion to be inserted between two opposite ramps to form the classic “panettone”, but as always, transportable!
It goes well with both Alpha series ramps and the Beta series Calzone.
The shelf, 80 cm wide (like the alpha) is 114 cm long and is divided into 2 parts to be demountable, and is reinforced to withstand even the most abrupt landings.
It has a height of 56 cm, but it can be easily closed using the knobs, and when closed it becomes 114 x 86 x 12 cm. It can be used both flat, as a classic table-top, and tilted as a ramp, keeping two legs closed.
Weight: 19 kg
This is a new version of the “Altopiano” table-top, designed to create a small “bank-to-bank” setup for roller cross training, though it works perfectly with bicycles as well.
Compared to its predecessor (which remains in production), it offers several advantages:
1: It allows for the creation of a seamless structure without gaps or transverse edges—a requirement for the small wheels used in skating.
2: It adapts to any ramp height; it has no legs of its own but rests on the legs of the adjacent ramps. This means you can create a tabletop with a height ranging from 25 to 60 cm—or even an inclined one!
3: Assembly is incredibly fast: simply place it on the entry and exit ramps and secure it with the included straps. It takes less than a minute!
IMPORTANT LIMITATION: It is compatible ONLY with ALPHA series ramps (Margherita, Capricciosa, and Diavola). If you need it for skating, remember to request the skating-specific modification for the ramps as well.
Note: In some photos, it is shown paired with two ramps solely to demonstrate the finished setup.
The package includes the hardware needed to modify the ramps (the wheels must be replaced with special nuts).
Platform dimensions: Same as the standard Altopiano—114 x 80 cm; height 8.5 cm.
Given its dimensions, this is a training tool and cannot be used in official competitions (roller cross competition structures are larger).
Total dimensions: 125 x 80 x 8.5 cm.
Marinara is a completely removable and reassembled tilting table.
It can also be configured with both sides on the ground, to create a simpler up-down trend than the tilting table.
Easily movable thanks to the retractable wheels.
It can be disassembled in various stages, depending on the need to reduce the space occupied.
Typical unassembled dimensions: (114 * 40 * 20) + (40 * 40 * 25) (assembles in 4 minutes)
Minimum dimensions when disassembled: (90 * 40 * 13) (assembles in 10-15 minutes)
Length: 228 cm
Center height: 25 cm
Width: 40 cm
Weight: 19 Kg
Ideal from 5 to 50 years
Tirolese is a “manual machine”, that is a tool for practicing the wheelie.
It can be used with 24, 26, 27.5 or 29 inch wheels.
is compatible with tires from 1.8 to 2.8 “
It allows a slight lateral inclination, adjustable at will, and includes a safety rope to prevent tipping.
It can also be used as a support to park the bike.
Length: 125 cm
Width: 60 cm when mounted.
This staircase features adjustable step counts and adjustable leg heights for the upper section, allowing it to adapt to both flat and sloping terrain.
All steps are 80 cm wide and replicate the profile of a standard staircase, with a 30 cm tread depth and a 17 cm rise.
The standard version consists of 4 steps—which inspired its name. On flat ground, it reaches a height of 68 cm, making it a perfect match for a “Calzone+Salamino” ramp. However, the total number of steps can be adjusted to 2, 3, or 5 to suit any situation.
To reduce weight and cost—and to ensure portability—the inner section of the steps is left open, as wheels never make contact with that area.
Standard version: 4 steps.
Step width: 80 cm.
Lower and intermediate step dimensions: 30 cm (20 cm decking + 10 cm open space).
Top step dimension: 40 cm (fully decked).
Step height: 17 cm (fixed).
Height on flat ground: 68 cm (4 steps).
Maximum height (on a slope): approx. 90 cm.
Assembly requires an Allen key and a 10 mm hex wrench, while no tools are needed for subsequent leg adjustments.
This is a staircase similar to the “Maxi” version but with reduced step and total heights, making it suitable for young children on balance bikes or for less experienced riders.
It pairs perfectly with the “Capricciosa” ramp.
Step width: 80 cm.
Step depth: 28 cm.
Step height: approx. 9 cm.
Total height on level ground: 35 cm (4 steps).
Assembles without tools.
Viennese is a simple tool dedicated to the little ones, but it can also withstand an adult without problems.
Its mission is to improve balance and accuracy.
It is a simple folding bridge, 12 cm wide and 235 cm long in total. The support bases have a wider plant to avoid overturning.
It sounds so easy … but it’s not really like that!
Viennese is a very simple structure with a very low cost. To avoid excessive price increases due to shipping costs, we recommend purchasing together with any other Ramoon Rampe item.
Length: 235 cm
Length when closed: 122 cm.
Height 10 cm
Width: 12 cm
Weight: 7 Kg
Ideal from 4 years onwards.
The new “Patatosa” parabolic antenna is now available in the DIY section.