Welcome back to Pump Track Chat with John & Kyle! 🚴‍♂️ In this episode, we break down a HUGE update on the proposed Warwick Township pump track project — and let’s just say… it went better than we ever expected. Here’s what we cover: ✅ Our meeting with the Warwick Township Board of Supervisors ✅ Township Manager Brian Harris showing real interest (and grabbing his business cards mid-meeting 👀) ✅ Why our 10-minute presentation turned into nearly 20 ✅ Land size possibilities — from 9,000 sq ft to 43,000+ sq ft ✅ Guidance from Green Mountain Cyclery and local cycling leader Mike ✅ The potential of building along the Lititz–Ephrata Rail Trail ✅ Grassroots build vs. township-supported development ✅ What a UCI-compliant track could mean for Warwick Township ✅ Revenue, tourism, and community impact ✅ Next steps toward the Recreation Board meeting We walked into that meeting expecting resistance. Instead? We had engagement. Questions. Excitement. One moment stood out — when we were asked: “How much land do you need?” That’s when we knew… we had their attention. Now we’re preparing for the next phase — layouts, land proposals, and pushing toward making this vision a reality. This isn’t just about dirt jumps. It’s about community. It’s about families riding together. It’s about creating something that could grow from grassroots to regional destination. 🚴‍♂️ From zero dollars to “sky’s the limit.” 🚴‍♂️ From local build to potential UCI events. 🚴‍♂️ From idea… to impact. If you believe in building better riding opportunities in Warwick Township, drop a comment and let us know what YOU’d like to see in a community pump track. And remember: If we don’t try — we’ll never have it. "Another reason to ride and shine in Warwick Township" 📚 About Lititz BMX Lititz BMX is an independent BMX preservation project dedicated to documenting and preserving the people, bikes, artifacts, race history, and stories that shaped the sport. What began as a private collection has grown into an expanding digital archive featuring hundreds of artifacts, rider profiles, interviews, educational resources, and historical research spanning BMX’s earliest days through today. Every artifact tells a story. Every rider leaves a legacy. Every piece of BMX history deserves to be preserved. Each recording helps preserve BMX history by documenting the people, artifacts, and stories that might otherwise be lost to time. 🔗 Discover More in the Archive This recording is one chapter in the story of the Lititz BMX Archive. Whether you're researching BMX history, rediscovering a favorite rider, or exploring the stories behind the artifacts, there's always something new waiting in the archive. 🏁 Explore Lititz BMX https://www.lititzbmx.com 📚 Explore the Complete Archive https://sites.google.com/view/lititzbmxinventorylist/ ⭐ Featured Archive Highlights 🔹 Campaigns - #RebuildRadicalRick https://sites.google.com/view/lititzbmxinventorylist/campaigns/rebuild-radical-rick-campaigns 🔹 Musicians Who Ride - Dimebag Darrell https://sites.google.com/view/lititzbmxinventorylist/in-entertainment/musicians-who-bmx-or-ride/dimebag-darrell-musicians 🔹 International BMX History – The Netherlands https://sites.google.com/view/lititzbmxinventorylist/international-bmx-history/the-netherlands-international-bmx-history 🚲 🚲 Support the Archive The Lititz BMX Archive is independently developed and maintained. Sharing recordings, identifying artifacts, contributing historical information, and connecting riders with the archive are some of the best ways to help preserve BMX history. • Museum-quality BMX artifacts • BMX team and manufacturer history • Vintage BMX memorabilia and catalogs • International BMX history • Educational resources and historical research • Original photographs, videos, and documents • Original Lititz BMX media productions • Restoration projects and behind-the-scenes stories New artifacts, rider profiles, interviews, and historical resources are added regularly as the Lititz BMX Archive continues to grow. #bmx #bmxlife #skate #communitysupport #communityimpact