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Do any of you have pics of your "yard tracks"?
Our son is getting a PW50 for his birthday coming up and I'm so excited I can hardly stand it. He already runs us ragged wanting to race us on his bicycle around the yard so I'd like to set something up for him to ride around the house.
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ga_pike wrote:
Bet a google search wouldn’t bring as many results as you may think if I had a track you wouldn’t find it by searching. Not everyone post there entire life on the net.
Jacob I got my by a JR50 last year wish we had a track got room but also got neighbors so have to go out to ride. Best of luck and hope you and your boy have fun ripping the yard up.
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ga_pike wrote:
Donovan759 wrote:
Heaven forbid the dude tries to connect with people on vital to see what they have created for their kids...
Very douche. Much bag.
Agreed. Are we ever going to get a mini dad section on this forum? It just might ummm..... Bring more traffic to the site or something.
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10 years ago, TJ would have taken his shirt off!
The message posted above is most likely my opinion and shouldn't be taken as fact....
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Easily the best time spent making something for my kids. Approximately 57,000hrs logged on it in the past 18 months.
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Cool track. How’d you get 57,000 hours on it in 18 months tho 
multiple bikes? (Only 13,140 hrs in 18mo)
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ss-racing wrote:
Dang, that track is sweet, what do your neighbors say about the noise?
neighbors are good friends and very cool with it as their kids get to use it also. they spend as much time on it with a bmx bike as they do moto. once they are on 60's and larger, it will just be a bmx track.
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ss-racing wrote:
Dang, that track is sweet, what do your neighbors say about the noise?
AngryBear wrote:
neighbors are good friends and very cool with it as their kids get to use it also. they spend as much time on it with a bmx bike as they do moto. once they are on 60's and larger, it will just be a bmx track.
Looks like you got yourself a great little slice of heaven right there. Good job , and I bet the kid's have a blast on that track.
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Somebody was going to do it... it just popped in my head and I thought, why not? Some people are overly sensitive snowflakes who can't take a little joke.
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ss-racing wrote:
Dang, that track is sweet, what do your neighbors say about the noise?
AngryBear wrote:
neighbors are good friends and very cool with it as their kids get to use it also. they spend as much time on it with a bmx bike as they do moto. once they are on 60's and larger, it will just be a bmx track.
1. That is so cool for those kids.
2. Besides bmx and 50’s, it has the potential to be an awesome pitbike track for you big kids also!
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ss-racing wrote:
Dang, that track is sweet, what do your neighbors say about the noise?
AngryBear wrote:
neighbors are good friends and very cool with it as their kids get to use it also. they spend as much time on it with a bmx bike as they do moto. once they are on 60's and larger, it will just be a bmx track.
Flip109 wrote:
1. That is so cool for those kids.
2. Besides bmx and 50’s, it has the potential to be an awesome pitbike track for you big kids also!
I was sitting here thinking how awesome it would be to have an Alta with a small backyard mx track like that. Build the jumps a little bigger and I'd never leave the yard.
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ss-racing wrote:
Dang, that track is sweet, what do your neighbors say about the noise?
AngryBear wrote:
neighbors are good friends and very cool with it as their kids get to use it also. they spend as much time on it with a bmx bike as they do moto. once they are on 60's and larger, it will just be a bmx track.
Flip109 wrote:
1. That is so cool for those kids.
2. Besides bmx and 50’s, it has the potential to be an awesome pitbike track for you big kids also!
yep. i'm looking into getting some quiet adult bike's shortly...
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AngryBear wrote:
Easily the best time spent making something for my kids. Approximately 57,000hrs logged on it in the past 18 months.
Yep, you win!
Thanks for the inspiration lol. We're military as of right now and bounce around from home to home so I don't plan on doing anything this grand but maybe one day. I'm pretty surprised at the positive responses here lol, I'm always nervous posting on here.
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ga_pike wrote:
Donovan759 wrote:
Heaven forbid the dude tries to connect with people on vital to see what they have created for their kids...
Very douche. Much bag.mikec265 wrote:
Agreed. Are we ever going to get a mini dad section on this forum? It just might ummm..... Bring more traffic to the site or something.
A mini mom section could bring even more traffic.
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Donovan759 wrote:
Heaven forbid the dude tries to connect with people on vital to see what they have created for their kids...
Very douche. Much bag.
Until the, "show us yer boobs" comments run them off. Although it has been better lately.
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