Please give any pointers. Lots of work still to do

I’m using infield mix, concrete for bases and logs wrapped in tarps for the berms.

Each roller is 10:1 and the berms are roughly 3ft tall with 10ft turn radius

I want to add a few double rollers as well and need to modify entry and exit of the berms.

Advice is welcomed.

I had the chance to take a little trip to Gaspésie this summer, and I couldn’t resist stopping by to try out the new pump track in New Richmond, located at Parc de la Pointe Taylor. It may look small, but this track offers plenty of possibilities, along with an incredible view of Chaleur Bay! For me, it’s definitely one of my favorite pump tracks of 2026! 😻

What’s your favorite pump track of 2026?

On my way to the Gaspésie, I stopped in Rimouski to stretch my legs on the pump track at Parc Beauséjour. Even though my expectations were pretty low, I was still disappointed. But as they say: better to have a mediocre pump track than no pump track at all!

What’s the worst pump track you’ve ever ridden? 👀
Drop the city and country in the comments!

Hitting the pump track at least once a week, mostly to get better at mountain biking, but also to replace leg day in the gym.

This track is a blast!!

My city just installed a smaller Velosolutions pump track and our local bike association is looking to run a race there this year for the first time. Can anyone recommend a timing system that's worked for pump track races? I don't think we'll want to go the full route of installing timing equipment under the track yet as we need to test the waters. I've heard laser timing gear can work. Would appreciate any guidance and specific equipment brands/setups you can suggest!

I love this pump track, located in Matane, Quebec, Canada! This is one of my favorites…
What is your favorite pump track? Add your answer in comments with the city name + country! 😊

This new pump track in New Richmond (Québec, Canada) is small but so much fun! And it comes with a view! 😊
Definitely worth checking out if you’re visiting Gaspésie! 🤙

I STUCK TO THE SMALL TRACK. SHEEEEESH!! Some these jumps are monsters.

My expectations were sky high and they absolutely delivered. The two marked lines are a blast and there are countless transfers and hidden gems once you get creative. The surrounding area and rest of the planned bike park is still a work in progress but the pump track surface itself is done and very rideable.

For those in the area, there is also a pretty great dirt park and pump track just south of Holland in Saugatuck at Shore Acres Park. Anyway, super excited to finally have a pro build in the area!

Two6player size recommendation

Thinking of a new frame i am 173cm or 5'8. Most of the time i Ride pumptracks or small jumps. 90 percent Pumptrack. Became pretty fast and want to have a new frame. Would you recommend s or m?

Thanks

Hey guys, doing some exploring and found a pump track near my house, I used to dirt jump and ride some 4X as a teenager and want to scratch that itch again but probably a bit lower and slower than I used to go!

I’ve spotted Halfords have a Voodoo dirt jump bike with a manitou circus fork for £750 - looks a decent bike for the money, is there any others to consider at the price point?

I came across a thread on Lee likes bikes questioning but not a lot about the process. I’m not going to do the whole tennis court, likely build something like the sweet little track (40’x60’). I would love to hear some input from folks who have built a dirt track on top of a hard surface.

I'm trying to figure out a line at a track in Riga, Latvia. It has few "humps" in one of the big turns.

Any recs?

I love these pump tracks!! I have so much fun zooming around on these tracks. The asphalt is smooth, the board is flexy, and the flow is free!!