Four towns on the map
Stillwater, Jenks, Austin and Washington DC have all been measured, ranked and published. Four very different places, four very different answers, and every one of them free to open right now.
These four are on us. We built them so that anyone landing on the site can see the real thing instead of a screenshot: the actual grades, the actual lengths, the actual top speeds a rider can expect. Nobody paid for these four. The sponsor slot on each one is still open, and the first person or shop to take it gets their name on a map that already has visitors.
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Stillwater, Oklahoma
a full set of rideable hills. The town that started it. Flat farmland with a street grid nobody would call hilly, and it still turned up more good runs than we expected.
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Jenks, Oklahoma
a set of rideable hills. Arkansas River bluffs on the edge of Tulsa, which is a very different kind of terrain to Stillwater from about a mile out.
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Austin, Texas
a set of rideable hills. Where the Balcones Escarpment cuts through the middle of a city, which is exactly the sort of thing this tool exists to find.
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Washington, District of Columbia
a set of rideable hills. Proof that a city famous for being a swamp is nothing of the kind once you leave the Mall and head north.
Your town next
Around five hundred squares of the country have been surveyed and confirmed to have the laser data we need. Any of them can be built. If yours is on the list you can put your name on it, and if it is not on the list yet, tell us where you ride and we will check the data for free.
Either way it gets mapped properly: every street measured, every run ranked, nothing guessed.
Happy shredding and thank you!!!