dirt jumping
Dirt jumping is a style of biking where riders perform aerial tricks by launching off dirt ramps, or "jumps," typically made from packed earth and arranged in a sequence. The focus is on style, control, and creativity while in the air. Dirt jumping requires a mix of balance, timing, and skill, making it both challenging to master and exciting to watch.
what makes dirt jumping different to mtb?
- focuses on aerial tricks,and stunts over dirt jumps or specially built ramps.
- emphasizes flow,style, and air contral.
- more lightweight and compact, with only one gear, compared to a regulars mtb many gears, dirtjumpers are ment for jumps, and tricks
Best dirt jumping spots in Newzealand.
- Gorge Road Jump Park in Queenstown is famous for its well-built dirt jumps, attracting riders from beginners to pros. It’s maintained by the local mountain bike club and has been featured in many bike films.
- Spa Park in Taupō is a popular BMX spot known for its exciting dirt jumps. It hosts local competitions and is loved by riders looking for adrenaline.
- Logyard dirt jumps near Rotorua are well-maintained and frequented by both locals and visitors. They are a recognized spot within the New Zealand mountain biking community.