Old Tracks Made New With Railroad-Ready Bikes
In this new short film presented by Smartwool, Alex and Ella McAndrew take on a whole new kind of adventure. The video, called Riding the Rails by Evan Kay, follows Alex and his curious endeavor to make a bike-powered railroad machine that takes two riders and their dog to places not possible with an ordinary vehicle, or bike. Such a cool idea and we had to share their unique biking, camping and fishing adventure with all of you! Riding the Rails was filmed in New York and Vermont.
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