Mark Ramey was an early Bionicon adopter. He bought his Edison LTD back in 2005. Mark has, since then, enjoyed exploring the trails around his eastern Sierra hometown of June Lake, California. Often riding alone, and often heading out solo on full-day epic rides, his bike has, as he puts it, “never let me down.”

Ramey was so passionate about his bike and his local trails that he recently put together some video footage, shot by himself, with himself as narrator, rider and videographer. We liked it so much we thought we’d share:

Thanks Mark for the support, keep on riding hard, and keep on enjoying the trail paradise in which you live!

MTBR today published a re-print of the Mountain Bike Tales review of the Bionicon Edison. This originally appeared in Mountain Bike Tales back in February, when we were just getting started with this blog. It’s a stellar review, and we definitely had some Bionicon believers after the month they spent with the Edison LTD.

Their conclusion:

In this day and age where riders continually seek one bike capable of conquering half a dozen different riding disciplines, Bionicon has answered the challenge unlike any other bike company in the world. After spending a month with the Edison, we believe we may have finally figured out why Bionicon doesn’t classify their bikes’ versatility as all mountain; the label’s simply too restrictive.

You can read the review here on MTBR or the original version from MountainBikeTales.com