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Hi there, from Western Australia, when Covid hit I was going stir crazy, so I decided I needed a small track at home. I lease my property so I needed to keep the project to a small area. (The track is just under an acre). I started off with 4 short lanes that then over time has gone to 6 x 100 metre lanes plus the 2 ends so roughly 700 meters. Being in lanes I used the dirt in-between lanes to create drainage but also to use on the obstacles. I dug a dam at one end for irrigation...

Don’t let anyone get you down. As a rider, you have to go for it! Sure, there’s some valid concerns in the thread but if it’s primarily just you riding, and you are able to get a Stark, you will be set. The acreage is plenty big enough to have a great track that will keep you entertained. As others have said, just try the layout before you commit to any major excavation to make sure it flows. When we bought our first house on a 2 acre lot the first thing I did was rent a dozer and get...

Finland 67 Emil Weckman (Yamaha) 68 Saku Mansikkamäki (KTM) 69 Jere Haavisto (KTM)

I think its the insult of the year. Didn't Prado raise his hand after Webb was riding off? Rofl

The real classic was Dan Cortese on an MX track!