Alright, so here's the deal. We'll probably be buying some new property soon, and whatever, wherever it is, it will have a lot of land (at least as much as a lot is here in NE CT; not much I guess with taxes as they are). My 2 stepbrothers do motocross and they'll need room to build their trails, and I do bmx/mountain, so I need my room. Anyway, I would like to hear some pump track design specifications from you guys, specifically roller height and the gaps between the rollers and berm size, and lengths of sections. I would like to have a track that I can pump the whole thing if I want to, but also be able to jump at least a few places in the track and anytime I can manual part of it, it's a definite plus. It'd be awesome if a section of it could be medium size dirtjumps incorporated into the rest of the track also. I'd like to cut as few trees a possible, and make the ones that I leave a benefit to the track. I'm thinking a sort of mini-mountaincross track is what I want? Also, it'll probably be in the woods, so it'd be cool if could incorporate the pump track into it (using the roots as support for my rollers instead of going through them, etc...). I don't think space is much of an issue, but it can't be that massive.
Specifics are appreciated, and pictures and blueprints are even better. Tips on drainage and dirt types (I might have to buy dirt... )are also welcome. I've been to leelikesbikes.com, and am considering purchasing his book...any reason why I shouldn't?
Thanks in advance:thumbsup: ,
Tim
Specifics are appreciated, and pictures and blueprints are even better. Tips on drainage and dirt types (I might have to buy dirt... )are also welcome. I've been to leelikesbikes.com, and am considering purchasing his book...any reason why I shouldn't?
Thanks in advance:thumbsup: ,
Tim