Mitch Park Bike Park in Gardnerville, NV.

Here at Lee Likes Bikes we believe strongly in the pump track/bike park movement. Tracks and parks are being build in back yards and communities all over the world. Pump tracks and bike parks can be:

• Inexpensive
• Easy to build
• Great exercise
• Excellent training
• Valuable community resources
• A powerful way to unite riders of all ages, types and levels

As legendary rider and fellow pump track lover Mark Weir says, “Pump tracks are the new horseshoes.”

We provide several ways to help you with your project.

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Welcome to Pump Track Nation book


This ebook/book has been used to build thousands of pump tracks worldwide.

Learn more and get your copy at the Welcome to Pump Track Nation page.

Ready to build pump track and bike park plans

Save lots of time and money — and ease the approval process for public tracks — by using a proven design. We have tracks to fit most spaces.

Check out LLB ready-to-build pump track plans >>>

Custom designs

We can create the perfect design — and complete specifications — for your pump track or your entire bike park. Fees depend on project scope and requirements. The simplest custom tracks start at about $500 and go up from there.

To talk about this, email lee@leelikesbikes.com.

Building services

We can come out to your location to do all of the build or lead your group of volunteers. If we can’t make it, we can help you find the right team.

To talk about this, email lee@leelikesbikes.com.


Shaping the 2010 Sea Otter Classic pro pump track.

Story and photos about building the 2011 Sea Otter speed and style track.

Questions? Email lee@leelikesbikes.com.


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  1. […] ready-to-build designs, custom tracks and/or building services, check out Lee Likes Bikes’ design and build services. […]

  2. […] However, building a good pump track is not just making some piles of dirt. The spacing and size of the rollers and radii and steepness of the turns are a mathematical equation. I got this pump track plan from my skills coach, mentor, and track & trail designer Lee McCormack from Leelikebikes.com  […]

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