MyPR: MTB Rider Extraordinaire Brendan Fairclough Releases new Video Series:
MTB Rider Extraordinaire Brendan Fairclough Releases new Video Series
BRENDAN FAIRCLOUGH is back with a highly anticipated new series, following the World Cup racer and Freeride connoisseur, getting fast and dangerous in ‘A Dog’s Life.’
Following on from the huge success of DEATHGRIP, the new series explores the fun and stylish, zero-limits riding of Brendog and his crew. Jump on board and travel the world to some of the most unique and coolest riding locations the planet has to offer, from the French Alps to the South African wilderness.
Season 1 features 4 x episodes. The first episode; MADEIRA, explores the rugged and steep Volcanic mountains with breath-taking sunrise sessions, high-octane riding and the classic travel misadventures that accompany any good MTB filming trip.
Get ready to drop into fully custom-built courses, featuring high-speed corners, stylish jump & rhythm sections and the kind of riding that makes you want to get out there and ride your bike! Taking the viewer from start to finish, every step of the way; the highs and lows, from scouting a venue to filming the closing banger.
“Since DEATHGRIP, I’ve been frothing to get out filming again. Going to the wildest locations with the best bike riders on the planet to film the ultimate sections is a dream come true. I feel so lucky to be doing this with my life!” -Brendog.
Keep an eye glued to @Brendog1 for all the updates on the following episodes and behind-the-scenes action from the whole series.

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