Who We Are
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Benchmark Tracks is a patent-pending modular, precast concrete pump track system currently in development, designed to deliver consistent, accessible riding experiences across a wide range of communities.
Built on the same principles that guide Benchmark’s trail work—clarity of intent, thoughtful design, and long-term durability—Benchmark Tracks is being engineered as a product-based system rather than a one-off construction solution.
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The goal of Benchmark Tracks is to make high-quality pump track experiences more repeatable, scalable, and accessible—without sacrificing ride quality or safety.
The system is being developed to:
Support consistent geometry and predictable performance
Integrate cleanly with standard building and construction practices
Reduce long-term maintenance and variability between installations
Serve communities, schools, and public spaces looking for durable, inclusive riding infrastructure
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The first release (V1) is intentionally focused on early riders and learners. Geometry and module configurations are being developed specifically for younger users and first-time participants, prioritizing approachability, progression, and safety.
This beginner-first approach reflects a broader commitment to youth cycling, school-based riding programs, and entry-level riding environments, while establishing a foundation for future system expansion.
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Benchmark Tracks is currently in an active development and validation phase. This includes:
Engineering and modular system review
Physical prototyping and fit verification
Pilot installations and real-world testing
Ongoing refinement of geometry, installation sequencing, and system documentation
Future phases are planned to expand the system with intermediate and advanced modules once the initial platform is fully validated.
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Benchmark Tracks is being developed as a licensable product system. Long-term plans prioritize regional manufacturing and deployment through licensing and strategic partners rather than direct project-by-project installation.
Detailed technical information is not publicly available at this time.
Organizations interested in:
Future licensing opportunities
Pilot installations
Strategic collaboration or review
Should inquire directly.