The town of Jamberoo has disappointed the local basketball community by placing an awesome modular pump track on the preexisting concrete surface. The basketball hoop remains, however you might get tripped up doing a layup.
When you get the hang of the pump track on the basketball court, you can start to use the humps in your favour, as one of them is pretty close to the ring and offers that dunking experience that many have previously fallen short.
The modular pump track is another beautiful creation from Parkiteck.
It is a small track with just a singular loop. However, riding it in reverse offers a completely different experience. Either side has symmetrical humps with three a piece. It is a standard design, but it works well. . Why not rinse and repeat a good thing?
The Jamberoo Pump Track is located next to the existing Jamberoo Skate Park, creating a versatile skate facility.
Nagambie Pump Track
Nagambie has made it on the map with a pretty cool pump track. The pump track is made out of blocks that fit together to create different lines. The gaps between each block could be condensed, but the pump track is still in fantastic condition. There are a couple of...
Goliath Park Pump Track
Goliath Pump Track was once just a dirt BMX track with a few humps and jumps. They have recently resurfaced it, as seen in the pics below. This is the first traditional pump track that we have found in Tasmania.
Skate Parc de Tina
Skate Parc de Tina, also commonly referred to as Nouméa Skatepark is only one of a few special slabs of concrete in the south pacific island of New Caledonia. The skateboard is relatively conventional with a stock standard open bowl and a handful of street features....
