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Apollo NZ GlobalStart Project Brief
RIDEspan Active Recreation

RIDEspan FLOW · MODULAR FLOW & PUMP ELEMENTS

Compact riding lines built from configurable modular elements.

RIDEspan FLOW is the compact, configurable side of the RIDEspan family: individual rollers, transitions and linking elements arranged into short pump lines, progression zones and small-footprint recreation circuits.

Development range · technical confirmation in progress
Indicative RIDEspan FLOW modular recreation layout with skateboard, scooter and BMX riders

Initial family structure

Organised around project use, not supplier SKU codes.

The range names below create a clear public architecture while exact models, dimensions and construction remain controlled in the technical layer.

01

FLOW ROLL

Low-profile rollers and rhythm elements.

02

FLOW RISE

Banks, transitions and elevation-changing elements.

03

FLOW TURN

Directional and curved riding elements, subject to final module confirmation.

04

FLOW LINK

Connecting sections used to form continuous riding lines.

05

FLOW START

Compact introductory configurations for smaller sites.

06

FLOW LOOP

Multi-element flow circuits configured around the available footprint.

07

FLOW CUSTOM

Site-specific arrangements developed around the project brief.

Project applications

Built for project environments.

SchoolsCouncil parksCommunity recreationYouth facilitiesResortsSports precinctsResidential developments

Current development position

What we can state now.

Modular low-profile riding elements are part of the current supplier development pathway.

The range is intentionally separate from RIDEspan PUMP, which remains the complete continuous pump-track pathway.

Layouts can be developed around compact sites and wider mixed active-recreation projects.

Final module dimensions, construction specification, outdoor durability, anchoring and user approvals remain evidence-controlled.

Technical evidence gate

What remains to be confirmed before exact specification.

01Complete standard module schedule02Exact frame and panel construction03Riding-surface specification and thickness04Anchoring / foundation details05Outdoor and coastal exposure limits06EN 14974 or other applicable evidence07Maintenance, spares and warranty
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