Building a track

[erkan]

Yes. as the title say, we are building a track, does anyone know some site with tips or information on building jumps and such?

[antnee]

Probally best thing to think about is the track layout, before you start anything, think of how you want the track, tight and twisty or open and flowing. Work out where everything can go (line, pc loop, race control, etc) then think about jumps. Also try and make a track that is do-able by everyone.

[sparrow.2]

Check out Kidderminsters idea of having "curb islands" and different ways to connect them. Makes for a huge variety of possible track layouts.

We are re-doing our track here in Germany and I spent friday on a roller flattening the whole thing to get a good surface. One of the new things we are doing this year is building all jumps out of wood with nice transitions on the jump faces just like skate ramps to get more height out of a smaller jump.

[bbq]

Originally Posted by erkan

Yes. as the title say, we are building a track, does anyone know some site with tips or information on building jumps and such?

You are swedish right?

[erkan]

Yes i am. Årsunda is the place

[Lee]

This is a BMX site but the theory for building the jumps is the same

http://www.geocities.com/bmx_2000_xs/buildjumps.htm

[SHY]

WOD step-by-step:
http://www.ymr.no/WOD.htm

Jumps, surface, lights:
http://www.ymr.no/dugnader.htm

[jimmy]

where's that wall of death? that looks like a cool track!