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Pump Track Demolition

560 Comments

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Steven Lewis
6 years ago

This place is keeping kids off drugs and off the street. Let em ride

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Edward Koenning
6 years ago

save the track

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Andy
6 years ago

Keep it alive

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Haydn Schwedland
6 years ago

Please keep the bike park

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Joe Cantu
6 years ago

Let the kids get rad!

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Randy Ray
6 years ago

Free the jumps!

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Ben
6 years ago

Let them ride.

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Emily
6 years ago

My nephew and brother love this place!

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Josh kelley
6 years ago

Losing an Austin landmark like this would be a shame

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Michael McGehee
6 years ago

Bicycles unite communities and this park is a catalyst for positive interactions.

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Billy Clark
6 years ago

Who exactly complained ? Where do they live??

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Evan Hernandez
6 years ago

Don’t destroy it!!

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Chris
6 years ago

Leave the kids alone and let them ride!! They are not hurting anyone

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Mathew corry
6 years ago

Keep it open fools

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Patrick Maraquin
6 years ago

Let em ride

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Anonymous
6 years ago

The 9th Street DIY spot should be kept without a single debate. It's as much a part of Austin Texas as any other public park or natural feature. It doesn't matter if a citizen rides a dirt bike or not. They, like anyone can enjoy the place. Either by marveling at the architecture, or leisurely riding it parts of it themselves, maybe just watching in awe of how the locals ride. By now there's actual generations that have spent countless hours, building, maintaining, and guiding a fully functioning facility. Including the adjustments and provisions only accrued through the years and being such a frequently visited spot. Right in the middle of the city, on a very humble stretch of an otherwise obscure public domain. Regulate it differently if need be, but keep the park or lose yet another part of the city's history and soul.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Keep Austin weird

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john chisholm
6 years ago

Austin wouldn't have my shop Clown Dog Bikes if it weren't for me being able to ride in magical places growing up here.

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Thomas Schiefer
6 years ago

Dont be short sighted. Keep the track and keep kids connected to nature

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Jacob Stacy
6 years ago

Biking is life