Installing a backyard pump track – Everything you need to know
Building a pump track in the backyard will improve your mountain biking skills and fitness, but it's also a lot of fun for the whole family. I spoke to my friend Dan, and Sean from Sticks & Stones TrailCo, to find out what it takes to make it happen. To see more of Sean’s work check out his Instagram at: / sticksandstonestrailco You may have thought having a pump track installed was out of reach, but it might not be as expensive as you think. It’s cheaper than a pool, and similar to the cost of some big swing sets. However, unlike a swing set, which can become useless once the kids reach a certain age, pump tracks can be enjoyed by the whole family for a long time. In fact, over time, a pump track can be modified and/or expanded to grow with your skills, making it a good investment. Pump tracks are a great tool for mountain bikers of all levels. Not only will it teach you how to pump a trail, but it’s also great for learning how to corner. Building your confidence and working on things like, getting your eyes up, and proper positioning, are some of the other benefits. Finally, it’s a great way to get in shape. If you’ve never ridden a pump track you will be surprised at how exhausting just a few laps can be. It’s definitely a full body workout! Having someone like Sean, who comes from a landscaping background, means the finished product can look beautiful, and move with the flow of the yard. But they are not maintenance free, just like any outdoor feature it will require some upkeep from time to time. Regarding sizing, for a small pump track Sean recommends a minimum of 25 x 50 feet, with 75 feet being optimum, which means you might not have to use the whole yard. And if you were worried about devaluing your property, remember it’s just dirt. You can always have it leveled and sodded if and when that time comes. ADDITIONAL INFO: Sticks & Stones Trail Co, LLC Sean Smith 717-799-2859 [email protected] / sticksandstonestrailco Featured: Dan @the_ride_abides Wordpress: https://trail-sage.com/2023/08/22/bac... If you have any feedback or questions leave them in the comments below. And if you liked the video and you want to see more content like this feel free to check out my other videos on Trail Sage. Thanks Help support the channel at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/trailsage Trail Sage Apparel and Gear https://trail-sage.com/apparel-gear/ #Pumptrack #MTB #MountainBiking #BMX Table of Contents: 0:00 Intro 0:26 Inspiration, process and timeline 1:42 Why pump tracks are great 3:06 The benefits 4:25 Cost, maintenance and home value 6:41 Sean from Sticks and Stones - Size, price and process 7:50 Conclusion 8:48 Bloopers

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