Block Paved Berms = Fun

[groover247]

This was posted over on BMXTalk - http://www.bmxtalk.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=22199

Well, me and a few riders headed over on Sunday, after we had cheated the weather and rode the Chester play track (another one for you lot to visit if you get chance). It was a bit rainy when we got there and considering the track had only been open a week it was solid and rode fantastic.

Might only be 2 straights, but the 2nd straight was a leg burner with dozens of different lines, I can testify that block paved berms ride well in the wet and even better in the dry.

Once we have a dry spell again, I'll be there for sure.

If anyone is amending their last straight, just look here for an example of how it should be done, 2 straights that are better than most of our National standard tracks out there.

Sutty

[Bob_Acid]

Blocked pave berms?

[Dex Dexter]

Annoyed I didn't brave the weather 

Let me know next time you're heading down and I'll try and swing it with the bread knife.

Need to do Chester and Wrexham as well.

 

[hunterdubber]

PAH !!! 


Block paving ? 


I'd rather see a nice set of doubles made out of decking with ornate spindles

and a nice Tabletop of reclaimed slate and  pea shingle with a victorian style fountain water feature   


You could go to B&Q and make a BMX track fit for the Olympics 

[Dark Diggler]

PAH !!! 


Block paving ? 


I'd rather see a nice set of doubles made out of decking with ornate spindles

and a nice Tabletop of reclaimed slate and  pea shingle with a victorian style fountain water feature   


You could go to B&Q and make a BMX track fit for the Olympics 

Fook that, get Fish and Craig in 

[crazycraig]

"We'l lay it like boiled ham and charge thee fa gold platin " said in an irish gippo accent

[hunterdubber]

Feckin Pikeys