Backyard Track Pics

[MXfun]

http://www.dotphoto.com/SAN1/84/85/56/i84855639-E162-4D64-A938-1E7E6EA10374.jpg

Let's see some of your backyard tracks. Yes, that is snow!!

[coffing918]

TAKEN FROM THE TOP OF OUR TABLETOP CANT FIT THE WHOLE TRACK IN THE PIC,
http://i270.photobucket.com/albums/jj88/juuey/00000000000000000000000000000000-1.jpg
HITTING THE TABLETOP
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[ww228king]

Here is Josh's Backyard Track

[90cc DAD]

Here is a Picture and a short Video of our Back Yard Track!!
My son Tyler will take you around the track to see it better!!

But the picture shows the 10 commandments that were
changed into a 70ft table top.


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And here is one more video from a diffrent angle!!

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http://i346.photobucket.com/albums/p422/Tylersdad95y/theTrack.jpg

[ww228king]

Originally posted by 90cc DAD
Here is a Picture and a short Video of our Back Yard Track!!
My son Tyler will take you around the track to see it better!!

But the picture shows the 10 commandments that were
changed into a 70ft table top.


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And here is one more video from a diffrent angle!!

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http://i346.photobucket.com/albums/p422/Tylersdad95y/theTrack.jpg



WOW!!! Want To Trade?

[number12]

Wow! I really like the tracks that you guys have. I have a few questions:
1. I didn't think I had enought room to build a track but after looking at these, I think I might. Can you tell me the rough dimensions of your track?
2. I like the looks of these but it might be too aggresive for my youngster. Do you have equipment there where you can make changes to the track as the rider progresses? I have tractors but I am not sure that these would be enought to build these kind of jumps.

Thanks

[90cc DAD]

it took us 4 years to get it how it is now!!
Build the jumps bigger as they get bored with the little jumps.
Table tops stop alot of crashes and are much e-zer to maintain!!
The last track is only on one acher of land.

[MXfun]

First track is on about 1 to 1.5 acres. We started with no jumps, just made some turns and a path. Over the last couple years it has progressed to what we have now.

My wife about flipped out when he was three and I put 1 load of dirt for a tiny little bump. Now he is six and she enjoys watching him buzz around it;).

I borrowed a bulldozer and had loads dumped (free fill can usually be found if you ask around at construction sites) about where I wanted the jumps, then just shaped them up. Dozer highly recommended over a loader to start.

Our track is very safe, not overloaded with jumps. No doubles. Alot of turns, 5 small single jumps, a small table top, a larger tabletop, and a larger single jump. Make them plenty wide.