Who We Are

  • 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.

  • 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

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.