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Pump tracks

PUMPING AN S SECTION


We shot this little video during a coaching session today. Super fun!

Re-posted with a new .mov file. Let’s hope this one works!
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May 17, 2008 : Posted In: Coaching, Pump tracks, Skills/training : Comments (6)


FUN: PUMPING AN S SECTION


We shot this little video during a coaching session today. Super fun!

Re-posted with a new .mov file. Let’s hope this one works!
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PUMP TRACK, FAMILY STYLE


The power of the pump track continues to bind families and build a better world. Images from a recent clinic:

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May 14, 2008 : Posted In: Coaching, Pump tracks : Comments (12)


FOLLOWUP: DRYER ROAD PARK PUMP TRACK


Hi Lee,
I incorporated your suggestions for opening up the berms slalom style and we built the track this weekend. It ROCKS! Thanks for your help. All of your input made a HUGE difference!
Best Regards, Lou

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May 5, 2008 : Posted In: Pump tracks, Trail building : Comments (4)


PUMP TRACKS: 180-DEGREE BERM RADII?


I rarely offer specific feedback on pump track designs, but Louis here bought the ebook, is building a public track and raised a good question. So here we go:

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April 22, 2008 : Posted In: Ask Lee, Pump tracks, Trail building : Comments (12)


PUMP TRACKS: ALL HAIL THE 180

These special beasts are scarce in the wild, but they are abundant in captivity.

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April 2, 2008 : Posted In: Pump tracks : Comments (14)


ADDING DIRT TO A PUMP TRACK

Hi Lee,
I haven’t been here in a while, but Spring is around the corner and I am about to order more dirt for my somewhat settled pumptrack. My question is…

What is the best way to “mesh” new dirt with the old, hard packed track?? Should I wet the old track and put the dry dirt on top of the mud and then re-water? I’m afraid that I will end up with a bunch of new, loose dirt over the hard stuff. Thanks Lee!
pmac

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February 29, 2008 : Posted In: Ask Lee, Pump tracks, Trail building : Comments (7)


WESTERN DENVER PUMP TRACK ACTION


Oh man, it’s been way too long. I’ve been staying semi-fit, but I haven’t done anything fun since I broke some ribs a month ago.

On Saturday Evan, Ian and I went on a little road trip to ride our friend Robyn’s track. This is a private track; do not ask me for directions!

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February 18, 2008 : Posted In: Pump tracks : Comments (9)


BUILT AND BEAUTIFUL: JRICH’S PUMP TRACK


At last, we have photos of AA BMX Pro Jason Richardson’s completed pump track. I would have given my left arm to ride this sod-bordered ribbon of love, but there was too much rain.

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December 27, 2007 : Posted In: Pump tracks : Comments (9)


PUMP/JUMP IN SAN LUIS OBISPO?

Hey Lee…..Just wondering if you know of any pump/jump spots in San Luis Obispo area of California. I am traveling there a week from today and I would like to hit some spots. I know of some great areas to MTB around but I am looking for the “other” kind of riding. : ) Trying to figure out what bike to bring.
Thanks - Ray, OKC

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December 15, 2007 : Posted In: Ask Lee, California, Pump tracks : Comments (5)


PUMP TRACK SURFACE REPORT: DECOMPOSED GRANITE

AA Pro BMXer Jason Richardson recently built a pump track using decomposed granite, and he says it’s working well.

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December 5, 2007 : Posted In: Pump tracks, Trail building : Comments (2)


PUMP: IT’S OK TO PEDAL (SOMETIMES)

This evening I stopped by The Fix for 100 Laps of Pump Track Love. The wind was crazy! I usually follow a Don’t Ask, Don’t Pedal policy, but there was no way to ride the uphill into the bluster.

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December 3, 2007 : Posted In: Pump tracks, Skills/training : Comments (1)


PUMP TRACK SURFACE REPORT: BASE ROCK FINES

In August I posted photos of a beautifully landscaped pump track made out of finely crushed rock, aka “compacted base rock fines.” Here’s a status report from Cynthia Tanyan of Mozaic Landscape design.

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November 28, 2007 : Posted In: Pump tracks, Trail building : Comments (1)


BASEBALL DIRT FOR A PUMP TRACK?

Lee,
I am in the planning stages for a pumptrack at our local trails and was wondering if the red dirt, like what is used for baseball diamonds, would work well for a track or should I stick with top soil.
Thanks,
Evan

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November 27, 2007 : Posted In: Ask Lee, Pump tracks, Trail building : Comments (3)


PAVE-STONED PUMP TRACK MADNESS!


This backyard pump track is as durable as it is beautiful. Welcome to Pump Track Nation!

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November 19, 2007 : Posted In: Pump tracks : Comments (4)


LITTLE BIKE AND PUMP TRACK FOR TEENAGE GIRL?

Hey Lee.
I was wondering if you had any suggestions for a 14 year old girl, 5′7″, 140 lbs. pump track and free ride bikes. We kind of have a budget and can’t get too expensive. What bikes would you recommend?

And also, would a 20×30 space work for a small practice pump track? Or would we have to find a larger space?

Cherilyn

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November 14, 2007 : Posted In: Ask Lee, Equipment, Pump tracks : Comments (2)


PUMP TRACK SUSTAINABILITY


hi Lee, i purchased the ebook Welcome to Pump Track Nation a while back and am now scripting a proposal for our local parks. one concern is of course sustainability. i know that tracks treat their dirt with something to harden it up. do you know that is and have you used it?
thanks, john

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November 12, 2007 : Posted In: Ask Lee, Pump tracks : Comments (5)


LOVE IN LEADVILLE: LAKE COUNTY BIKE PARK

With bike parks sprouting up in cities everywhere, we live in a wonderful time. Check out this gem in Leadville, CO.

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November 11, 2007 : Posted In: Pump tracks, Trail building : Comments (0)


SUBURBAN PUMP TRACK MADNESS!


Pump Track Nation is rolling stronger than ever. Here are a couple tasty examples, one from a pro BMXer and one from a pro landscaper.

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August 27, 2007 : Posted In: Pump tracks, Trail building : Comments (8)


PUMP: 100 LAPS NEVER FELT SO GOOD

I’m enjoying the fruits of a life lived with intention and love, but .. dangit … I miss my old pump track. That was the true casualty of my divorce.
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July 24, 2007 : Posted In: Life with a capital L, Pump tracks : Comments (1)


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