There’s no music, no graphics, or any other distractions in here. Just four minutes and forty one seconds of the Endwell guys hitting up the goodness that Long Island and Eastern Pennsylvania have to offer.
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Endwell Late Season 2012
Kyle Hibbard sent over this video of himself, John Lee and Chris Hancock ripping the last few sessions of the year at Endwell. Looks like they certainly made the most of the time they had before winter set in.
Classic 7-11 Trails Session
Well this a treat! Nine minutes of classic footage from the 7-11 Trails. I’ve always regretted that I never got to ride there. They were definitely ahead of their time and had an amazing crew of locals. Here are some key points from this video.
-Trains!
-Punjab has been ruled for a long time
-Van’s bike sounds like a bag of nails
-The world needs more Ronnie Gaska footage
-Some of those sections are tight as hell
-Where’s Robbo?
Brian Yeagle and Tree Bike Co. in New York
2012 Trail Season @ Endwell
This is awesome! This edit shows the whole season at the Endwell Trails starting with getting them running in spring all the way to Fall sessions a few weeks ago. I think we may just have to jack this idea and do something like it at my trails now that we have a camera.
Tree Road Trip Video
The Tree crew hits up a bunch of street and parks around St. Louis before making their way to New York. If you just want to check out the trails action you can skip to 05:55 for a big session at Endwell.
Endwell Trails Spot Check
I'm so psyched on this! John Lee and Chris Hancock are two of my favorite dudes and The Union did a spot check on their trails. The spot has a lot of history and has seen its fair share of ups and downs over the years but John and Chris along with Kyle Hibbard keep the place going. Head over to The Union for an interview with the three guys keeping Endwell going and to see the accompanying photos. I may have to give their carpet method a try.
FBM Interbike 2012
Rather than spending hours upon hours standing in a Las Vegas convention center to show off FBM‘s newest goodies, John Lee chose instead to get the job done right from his local trails. Wise man!