Pump track de Los Santos-Pilarica (Valladolid)
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Pump trackStatus: Operating
Pump track de Los Santos-Pilarica (Valladolid): pumptrack venue in Valladolid (Valladolid), Spain.
- Municipality
- Valladolid
- Province
- Valladolid
- Region
- Castilla y León
- Country
- Spain
- Map location
- 41.65210, -4.70197 · OpenStreetMapProbable location: matches the source but not confirmed on site.Coordinate source: OpenStreetMap object (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL)
Source
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Before you go
Pump track de Los Santos-Pilarica (Valladolid) is listed in the BMX.es directory as a pump track in Valladolid, Castilla y León. We have not confirmed the access conditions yet. The directory lists 4 other venues in the same province, 3 of the same kind.
Getting there
Our point matches the source but has not been confirmed on site: check it before a long trip.
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What to bring to a pump track
- Always a certified helmet; gloves and knee pads if you are going to carry speed.
- Ride in the direction the venue sets and only drop in when the section is clear.
- BMX, mountain bikes, scooters and skateboards often share the track: look before you drop in.
- Slightly higher tyre pressure helps you roll without pedalling; check the range printed on the sidewall.
- In Castilla y León winter mornings can be icy: wait for surfaces to thaw before riding.
General tips for this kind of venue; each venue’s own rules come first.
Useful guides for this venue
- BMX first steps — stance and braking for your first lap
- How to manual and bunny hop — the manual helps you pump
- Which BMX tyres to buy for the way you ride — tyres and pressure to roll further
- Skatepark and BMX track etiquette — how to share the track
More in Valladolid (4)
Sorted nearest first, by distance from this track.
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