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Apollo NZ GlobalStart Project Brief
RIDEspan Active Recreation

RIDEspan SKILLS · BMX & MTB PROGRESSION

A modular progression pathway for BMX and mountain-bike skills.

RIDEspan SKILLS is being developed around beginner-to-intermediate bike progression: rollers, directional features, tabletop jumps, drops, balance elements and technical riding modules that can sit independently or beside FLOW, PUMP and PARK projects.

In development · project enquiries welcomed
Indicative RIDEspan SKILLS modular BMX and mountain-bike progression area

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

SKILLS ROLL

Rollers and rhythm sections for pumping and bike control.

02

SKILLS TURN

Directional and berm-style progression features.

03

SKILLS JUMP

Tabletop and progressive jump elements.

04

SKILLS DROP

Controlled drop progression features.

05

SKILLS BALANCE

Balance and technical riding obstacles.

06

SKILLS PARK

Complete progression areas configured by rider level and site.

Project applications

Built for project environments.

Bike skills parksSchoolsCouncil recreationBMX programmesMTB clubsResortsYouth development

Current development position

What we can state now.

The SKILLS family is intentionally separated from FLOW: FLOW is mixed wheeled recreation; SKILLS is bike/BMX progression-led.

The product architecture and visual direction are established while the exact manufactured range is being qualified.

Projects can already be discussed at planning level around users, footprint, progression and integration with the wider recreation site.

No exact feature, standard or performance claim is released until supplier evidence is received and reviewed.

Technical evidence gate

What remains to be confirmed before exact specification.

01Manufactured BMX / MTB feature library02Real project references03Feature geometry and progression levels04Safety zones and rider-use matrix05Structural / impact information06Anchoring and foundations07Standards, maintenance and warranty
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