Im building a track and want to know what are good jumps and stuff for a honda 300ex. I would like to have some big jumps but dont want to blow out suspension and need to know what kind of jumps are the first jumps on the track or if i should go with whoops first. I have the track drawn up but dont have any jumps or anything drawn on it.

 

see if you can post it so we can have a look

 

how do i post a picture.

 

I put the picture of my track on My Page. What do think so far.

 

that track looks sweet but i need a key what are all the lines are the
soilid black jumps and the lines whoops?

 

Yes you are correct but now i have the rest of it drawn up with a big pond in the middle where you have to jump over.

 

A 300EX ... hmmm, maybe 40-45 foot jumps at the max? Depends on the suspension and how old of a quad it is. I think 70 feet is about the critical limit of a YFZ450 with stock suspension. You don't want to be casing anything more than that, or you're going to break something. Bone, aluminum, or otherwise

I liked your diagram ... very nicely done. One thing you will need to consider is the land that you have to work with. If this is one flat piece of land with no hills, it's going to be a very expensive and time-consuming endeavor. Usually it's best to look at the land you will be building the track on, and then sculpt it. Otherwise you will be buying A LOT of dirt.

 

the land that the track will be on is all farm land so we we need dirt. I need to update that picture of my track and you tell me if i will have enough dirt if i dig this pond at 18 feet deep. the track is in a 1.5 acre area so you guess on how big this pond is.

 

I updated the photo. Im gonna say that the pond is a 1/4 of an acre. I need around 3,000 cubic yrds of dirt

 

Man is that a project. It would be kick *** when it's finished .. I would certainly want to ride it!! Maybe a few less whoops sections and more rhythms?

Also consider drainage on this track. You don't want it perfectly flat, or it's going to pond water when it rains. You could build the drainage so it would eventually lead to your "water hazard".

I can't believe how much work and upkeep your track is going to take. If you stick with it, have a decent group of friends and everyone pitches in and helps with weed removal and fixing lips, it'd be awesome.

Here's our practice track:


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