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Wheels Park
Great Park Bosque Expansion
Prepared by :
Sensus RAD Trails
cameron@thesensus.com
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Our Team
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OPPORTUNITY
OUR APPROACH
CONCEPT
TIMELINE
QUOTE
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PAYMENT TERMS
Work
TESTIMONIALS
Here’s what we’ve prepared for you:
WELCOME
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We are fueled by the endless pursuit of the perfect trail. Each trail, berm, jump and roller RAD builds is individually thought-out and meticulously built, only to be ridden and fine tuned until it is... perfect top to bottom.

On a large-scale public project, pumptracks and bike parks are traditionally designed to the sub-inch spec long before the first shovel is put in the ground. Trail building is an artform, and requires the relationship with the bike to be exercised with extensive testing.

Investment in action sports infrastructure has historically lagged due to the specialized expertise required and the perceived cost of design, engineering, and construction. Yet once built, these facilities consistently deliver exceptional participation, community impact, and long-term value—benefits that are difficult to fully grasp until experienced firsthand

The Bosque expansion will establish a new benchmark for world-class wheeled-sports terrain, demonstrating proof of concept at every phase of development and enabling scalable funding for future stages of the master plan.

Cameron Zink
President // Sensus RAD Trails
The Cart Before The Horse
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Our Team
Cameron Zink
President

Cam Zink’s career is a laundry list of accolades and pivotal firsts. Hall of Famer, World Champion, Rampage Champion, freeride pioneer, the Guinness world record holder for the biggest backflip, are just a few to name, and that’s not even scraping the surface. 

Off the bike, Cam has founded Sensus Grips, Sensus RAD Trails 501c3, and YT USA where he launched the franchise and operated as CEO from 2015-2017. Currently still competing and operating Zink Bikes. (also a founding member of Sendy App)
Cody Wilkins
Director

Cody Wilkins is a lifelong mountain biker, professional trail builder, and co-founder of RAD Trails and Rampage builder.

With a background as a former Freeride World Tour skier, Cody brings elite-level perspective to terrain design—shaping trails that balance progression, flow, and durability through real-world riding experience.
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Work
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Work
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Qualifications
WMBC in Conjunction With Janicki Logging Operations
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Built jumpline and dual slalom track in a logging area run by the Whatcom Mountain Bike Coalition following all rules and regulations set up by Janicki Logging and working within an actively logged forest.
Eric Brown
Head of the WMBC
(206) 399-8347
May 2023 – Present
Bellingham, Washington
Milepost 35 Mountain Bike Camp Consultant and Lead Build
Consulted mountain bike program growth, built out dual slalom track, mulch/ training jump and airbag set up. Facilitated coaches hiring and facility design for MTB.
Gregg Janecky
Summer Camp Operations,
We Are Camp
(406) 396-0547
gregg@wearecamp.com
May 2020 – Present
Windells Summer Camp, Sandy, OR
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Peavine “N Trail
General Contractor and Lead Builder
Rework of existing trail as well as additional 1,000 feet of jump “flow”trail to bypass an unsustainable section of trail. Worked with Washoe County Parks and Recreation to develop a plan to drive more traffic, fix drainage and provide a safer and more fun “expert” trail.
Bob Holland
Washoe County Ranger
(760) 914-0095
bholland@washoecounty.us
June 2020
Washoe County, Reno, NV
Tyrolian Jump Trail
General Contractor and Lead Builder
Construction of a new flow and directional jump trail from the Tahoe Rim Trail to the start of the existing Tyrolian DH and adding a 1 ½ mile section of climb trail from the Mount Rose highway to the Tahoe Rim Trail.

Project scope included the decommissioning and naturalization of 3 miles of logging roads. This was built with a USFS grant facilitated by Tahoe Area Mountain Bike Association (TAMBA). All United States Forest Service restrictions were followed, along with all rules and restrictions for working within the Lake Tahoe watershed.
Gregg Janecky
Summer Camp Operations,
We Are Camp
(206) 399-8347
gregg@wearecamp.com
July 2020 – August 2020
Mount Rosa, Incline Village, NV
QUALIFICATIONS CONT.
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Bijou Bike Park
Lead Build for Rework
Rework and resurface of existing bike park features, redesigning jumplines and pumptrack, and creating better flow.
Patrick Parsel
Coordination for Tahoe Area
Mountain Bike Association
(530) 721-9459
patrick@tamba.org
May 2021
South Lake Tahoe, CA
State of Minnesota in Conjunction with the City of Glenwood
Designed, built and oversaw the construction of 6 miles of multi use trails and two jump and skills zone specific for mountain bike use. All trails were built with state and city oversight and funds to their spec with environmental and state restrictions in place.
Dave Iverson
City Commissioner
(320) 424-1991
davei@ci.glenwood.mn.us
May – October 2022
Glenwood, MN
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Jackson Hole Mountain Resort & The National Forest Service
Lead design and consulting contractor for Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, designing their expert technical trails and jump trail, in addition providing marketing materials for the resort. We are currently working with them on a five year plan to expand their bike park to meet the standards as one of the best in the Western United States.

This projects sees Forest Service environmental oversight and works within regulations for building on government land.
Patrick Parsel
Coordination for Tahoe Area
Mountain Bike Association
(530) 721-9459
patrick@tamba.org
July 2020 – Present
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Jackson Hole, WY
Maui Bike Park
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We cut our teeth in the harshest of conditions and highest of consequences.
Here’s what clients say about working with us.
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The Bosque Expansion of Great Park will provide the essential addition of bicycle trails and pumptrack, with opportunities for a skate plaza and e-moto tracks to one of the world’s greatest public sports complex.
OPPORTUNITY
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Our Approach
The Vision
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The Results
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The Process
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The Vision
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The vision
the Process
description of RAD’s vision for the project
description of RAD’s approach to the project (technical, philosophical, or both)
What will the results be of completing the project?
The Results
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Great Park seeks to activate a prime location for bicycles and skateboards, creating a safe, purpose-built environment for athletes who thrive outside of traditional stick-and-ball sports.
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Concept
Cam Zink Signature Park
Tailored to the land, the park is designed from the dirt up—reading the terrain first, then carving lines that feel fast, progressive, and timeless rather than over-engineered.
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Concept
Engineering
Phase 1 - Pumptrack
(MTB, BMX, Skate)
Phase 2 - Dirt Jumps
(MTB, BMX)
Phase 3 - Trails
(MTB)
Phase 4 - E-Moto Track
(Surron, etc)
Phase 5 - Skate Plaza
(Skate, BMX)
Broad Renderings
Concept Approval
Pumptrack Fine Tuning
Grading
Pumptrack Construction
Grading
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Landscape Concept
Timeline
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PHASE 1
PHASE 2
PHASE 3
PHASE 4
PHASE 5
TIMELINE
Winter 2026 (Dec 2025–Feb 2026)
Conceptual Design & Feasibility
Scope includes conceptual design of the pumptrack, bike trails, and supporting bike infrastructure, including preliminary layouts, feature concepts, and feasibility review.
TIMELINE
Spring–Summer 2026 (March–August 2026)
Pre-Construction Planning & Engineering
Ongoing Operations & Maintenance
Development of engineered pre-construction plans including pumptrack square footage, trail corridors, drainage design, and specifications for metal and wood features.
TIMELINE
Fall 2026–Winter 2027
Construction Phase 1 (Paved Pumptrack)
Construction of the paved pumptrack including earthwork, drainage installation, asphalt surfacing, and associated bike infrastructure.
Routine inspections, maintenance, and seasonal repairs begin upon completion of each construction
phase, coordinated per governing agreements.
TIMELINE
Fall 2027
Construction Phase 2 (Flow Trails)
Construction of flow-style bike trails including corridor clearing, trail shaping, drainage features, and surface finishing.
TIMELINE
Fall 2028
Construction – Phase 3 (Dirt Jump Park & Dual Slalom)
Construction of dirt jump lines and a dual slalom track including earthwork, drainage, feature installation, and final commissioning.
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Phase 1 - Pumptrack
100.00
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100.00
100.00
Phase 3 - Trails
Phase 2 - Dirt Jumps
Phase 4 - E-Moto Track
100.00
Phase 5 - Skate Plaza
500.00
TOTAL
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Phase 1 - Pumptrack
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
Phase 3 - Trails
Phase 2 - Dirt Jumps
Phase 4 - E-Moto Track
100.00
Phase 5 - Skate Plaza
500.00
TOTAL
Quote
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Payment terms
Concept
Basic Planning and Concept are billed at a 90% discount if RAD obtains the build contract.
Down Payment
40% is due prior to building each phase.
Final Term
The remaining payment must be made within 10 working days of the completion of project.
Maintenance
Maintenance contracts mandatory, even if performed by third-party, and are negotiable depending on build.
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Thank You
Prepared by
Cameron Zink
President
Cody Wilkins
Director
Links and Credentials
@sensusradtrails
RAD Trails Qual Deck
Maui Bike Park

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