One way I get dirt is by digging down a little before the take off - so you kind of dip down just before going off the jump. Also, if you can get in contact with someone from a landscaping company they might have some dirt they want to get rid of - see if they will drop it off where you want it. To get your jumps to pack in without machinery you can put dirt down and step on it and roll your bike up and down it (adding a little water during this process can help too). Otherwise just use your feet and body weight as you go. Over time the jump will pack in naturally as black dirt settle about 20% naturally over time.
Tommy Mac ok thank you I am just building a berm now and I’m packing it in by taking my rzr and putting the front wheel on it. I plan to build whoops and a triple then a berm with sand section after that. Feel free to check out my TH-cam channel. I hav made one video on the track but me and my friend only built one very bad jump. I beefed it up so now I can have fun on it. Feel free to check out my channel because I am getting a 85 soon and will be making more homemade track videos. Thank you!
I have seen a bucket attachment for a four wheeler that was driven by a winch. I can’t imagine it works super well - especially if it’s hard packed dirt. However, it’s probably better than using a shovel.
I want to ideas for a small mx track and this is exactly what I was looking for. Good job guys 👍🏻
Thanks! I appreciate the view and comment. Good luck with your track!
wish i had a dirt bike or a pitter
They are fun!
I tried to make a dirt bike track but it kind of backfired it’s not the best but do able keep up the good work
That's some sweet looking dirt. Looks like nothing but traction
I wish I had that land. I have no where to ride my 125cc 😩😩😩
I am very fortunate to have a place to ride.
I’m having troublele doing this with shovels do you have any tips to help. Sick track btw
Building a track with shovels is not very fun! What exactly are you having trouble with?
Tommy Mac getting enough dirt and getting it packed in
One way I get dirt is by digging down a little before the take off - so you kind of dip down just before going off the jump. Also, if you can get in contact with someone from a landscaping company they might have some dirt they want to get rid of - see if they will drop it off where you want it. To get your jumps to pack in without machinery you can put dirt down and step on it and roll your bike up and down it (adding a little water during this process can help too). Otherwise just use your feet and body weight as you go. Over time the jump will pack in naturally as black dirt settle about 20% naturally over time.
Tommy Mac ok thank you I am just building a berm now and I’m packing it in by taking my rzr and putting the front wheel on it. I plan to build whoops and a triple then a berm with sand section after that. Feel free to check out my TH-cam channel. I hav made one video on the track but me and my friend only built one very bad jump. I beefed it up so now I can have fun on it. Feel free to check out my channel because I am getting a 85 soon and will be making more homemade track videos. Thank you!
William G you can get dirt from your local pool company’s
Be pretty cool to have one in your backyard and have a big race with friends
music please ?
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First!!! Top Track! Hugs from Brazil.... LIKEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
looks sweeeet!!
Thanks! Appreciate the comment!
Hey quick question can put like a scoop on a four wheeler like 750
I have seen a bucket attachment for a four wheeler that was driven by a winch. I can’t imagine it works super well - especially if it’s hard packed dirt. However, it’s probably better than using a shovel.
@@tommymac4161 OK thank you
make that a public track i would pay $500
My township would probably never allow it. But it might be cool to have a subscriber ride day at some point.
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are they 125 or 110s?
110s
Nice
Thanks!