For a pump track, the best kerbing style is usually:
- Low-profile rounded kerb
- Smooth edges for rider safety
- Strong enough to hold asphalt, dirt or gravel
- Flowing curves to match berms and rollers
Typical sizes:
- 100mm–150mm high
- 100mm–150mm wide
- Rounded or sloping face preferred over sharp civil-style kerbs
Benefits of pump track kerbing:
- Keeps track edges neat
- Stops erosion and edge breakdown
- Helps drainage
- Separates landscaping from riding areas
- Gives a premium finished appearance
- Reduces maintenance
- For asphalt pump tracks, many builders use:
- Flush concrete edging
- Rolled-edge kerbs
- Sloping mower-friendly kerbs around landscaped sections