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44. Pump tracks are beautiful and cater to many different groups of people - shares Brandon Hetrick

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2025-12-30
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In this clip of The Pump Track Chat Podcast, Brandon Hetrick shares why he believes pump tracks are beautiful.

Subscribe and share in the comments from the story below: What do you think Barney would ride on a pump track.

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If you picture Barney on a pump track, he’s not exactly built for speed, but he is built for fun. I could see him choosing something that matches his whole gentle, bouncy vibe.

A few options feel pretty spot‑on:

A big, friendly balance bike — oversized, colorful, and sturdy enough for a dinosaur who’s more about joy than precision.

A scooter with extra‑wide wheels — something stable so he can glide along the rollers without tipping over his tail.

A comically large skateboard — because Barney would absolutely turn it into a sing‑along moment while rolling through the berms.

A tricycle‑style BMX — playful, steady, and perfect for a dinosaur who wants to join the fun without needing ninja‑turtle agility.

Whatever he rides, he’d be cheering everyone else on the whole time.

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caters to so many different groups.

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