SaveYou have reached your maximum number of saved items.Remove items from your saved list to add more.AAABayside City Council will invest almost $700,000 into recreational biking infrastructure, after attempting to block riders from building a makeshift course in a park last year.The council’s recent budget announced $350,000 would be put towards building a pump track – a purpose-built circuit popular with mountain bikers and BMX riders. The council also committed a further $347,000 towards upgrading an existing dirt track in Tulip Street, Cheltenham.Mountain bike rider Nathan Gyorki (front) and friends (from left) Alon, Harry and Louis.Wayne TaylorThe investment marks a…