One photograph of trail riding depicts so much time and work that it holds much more then one stopped moment in time. Countless days of hard work went into the creation of each jump. Include the yearly spring maintenance to the older jumps and you could easily add up add up hundreds of hours per jump. It’s these memories that keep our hopes alive durring a time we have no trails.
The woods is turning green fast and animals are out playing hide and seek with us . So nice to be in the woods!.
Below Joel and Johnny putting in work.
First day of riding Johnny was all about the whip already. Hopefully this year will be a good year for lots of this!
Trail riding season has come to a close in the woods of New Hampshire. Frost bite has been slowly taking over the trails leaving us a muddy mess in the afternoon. Days spent in the woods now consist of running the chainsaw non stop creating saucers to hold tarps tight through the winter.
A dry season in the north east left the sugar cookies a bit to crumbly to roast more than a few times but Ian Day left some grooves before our final tarping
Joel Evitts jumping over Whistle Pig trail
Ian Bresnahan was the raddest dude out in the woods consistently making the 2 hour drive every weekend to hang out with us!
Johnathan Herrick’s trail style stands alone
Till next season…
With sub-par weather and conditions Adam, Ian, Johnny and Zak were still able to turn up the heat making it easy for Joel to capture these beauties.
Ian on the topside and downside of Brakers
Johnny laying it down
Zak sporting some suspect color gloves, good thing our tree makes him look cool
Dang!
Adam Spitalny taking a break from school
Turning it down…
…into a snapped pair of cranks
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