pocket pump track

[frenchie]

Just a quick peak at a little pocket pump track we finished last week...9x18m without 180deg corners, and it's possible to jump through the whole things including corner to corner. Multiple transition/transfer lines to allow direction changes from any angle/direction. Should be open soon- just need to finalise signage and landscaping.
Simon @ Dirt Art

 

[FINX74]

Looking good

Nice Frenchie.. Does the water drain out to the side ?
Adrian.

 

[frenchie]

Yeah Adrian, it's elevated and on a very slight tilt so drainage is all passive

 

[Wiffle]

very nice!

 

[BKelly]

very nice!

Nice work Frenchie, looks like a fun track!

 

[JT252]

looks awesome.

 

[Chuckie]

great work Simon!!

 

[wengji]

That looks sweet and looks like fun

 

[steaklover]

that truly is a piece of art

 

[shakes]

that truly is a piece of art

I'm with this guy!

 

[MtbDjRidaSachaz66]

that truly is a piece of art

+1. Makes me hungry.

 

[zoidberg]

How many tonnes of dirt went into that? Looks like all kinds of fun!

 

[wengji]

What dirt did you use and how long did it take to build?

 

[frenchie]

120m3 of clay fill went into the base form. We then surface with a special mudstone gravel.

 

[frenchie]

Oh and we built it in 3 days

 

[Bundy boy]

Very slick, l like it
Cant wait to see a few action shots when its up and running.

 

[J3$$3]

looks so good, would love to get on that,
Im designing and building a pumpy with my local BMX Club, will have pics up soon of building and shredding
Happy Pumping
Jesse

 

[hach_bee]

Oh and we built it in 3 days

WOW!!! awesome

 

[trailblazinBros]

nice work.... looks the goods.... Amazing what can be done in three days when you "smash it out"

 

[Mr Off Roadie]

pump n climb

Looks nice! I rode up past the other day when you had the 10yarder there. 3 days is cool, the right toys sure do help.

Any plans to develop the site further?[I remember reading about the meeting to discuss its use but was not able to make it] It will be nice to call in while on the way up, get the legs into gear before the real climbing begins!

cheers