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I used to have this pinned on my profile and noticed a while ago that it got taken down. Maybe because it was in IGTV format.

Reposting because Paul’s Boutique is one of the things at Ray’s that I’m most proud of. I’ve dumped a lot of time, energy, and creativity into this business since starting here in 2011. And I’m incredibly thankful that I get to be a part of something that makes people smile and get off their asses. This project was all me though. I designed it, funded it, and built it in secrecy over the course of a year in my freetime with a little help from @jgenzen, @maradits, and @tcopthorne.

After it was finished, I jackhammered a hole through the wall and gave it to the park. A nice tight room with a Midwest garage feel. This room isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, but it doesn’t have to be. This is just one nook in our 225,000 sq ft monstrosity.

I’m glad my friend George (RIP) felt like coming around to document and edit this project with @purplefilms. Miss you dude.

Thanks for getting me off my ass and making me dust off some moves @babujoshny
@standardbykecompany @profile_racing @theyea @badvibebmx

We resurrected the One Lap No Crap event this year, and it was the perfect way to finish the season. We were able to squeeze 2.7 miles out of a single course that incorporated every section of Ray’s.
I can’t thank the staff enough for helping me pull this off. Couldn’t have done it without you guys. And I absolutely have to thank all of our locals for partying with us. I don’t remember the last time I had such a fun day at work. You guys are all awesome, and I feel fortunate to be a part of a business dedicated to keeping people active.
Thanks for the photos @jack.zar and thanks for helping so much with the event

We resurrected the One Lap No Crap event this year, and it was the perfect way to finish the season. We were able to squeeze 2.7 miles out of a single course that incorporated every section of Ray’s.
I can’t thank the staff enough for helping me pull this off. Couldn’t have done it without you guys. And I absolutely have to thank all of our locals for partying with us. I don’t remember the last time I had such a fun day at work. You guys are all awesome, and I feel fortunate to be a part of a business dedicated to keeping people active.
Thanks for the photos @jack.zar and thanks for helping so much with the event

We resurrected the One Lap No Crap event this year, and it was the perfect way to finish the season. We were able to squeeze 2.7 miles out of a single course that incorporated every section of Ray’s.
I can’t thank the staff enough for helping me pull this off. Couldn’t have done it without you guys. And I absolutely have to thank all of our locals for partying with us. I don’t remember the last time I had such a fun day at work. You guys are all awesome, and I feel fortunate to be a part of a business dedicated to keeping people active.
Thanks for the photos @jack.zar and thanks for helping so much with the event

We resurrected the One Lap No Crap event this year, and it was the perfect way to finish the season. We were able to squeeze 2.7 miles out of a single course that incorporated every section of Ray’s.
I can’t thank the staff enough for helping me pull this off. Couldn’t have done it without you guys. And I absolutely have to thank all of our locals for partying with us. I don’t remember the last time I had such a fun day at work. You guys are all awesome, and I feel fortunate to be a part of a business dedicated to keeping people active.
Thanks for the photos @jack.zar and thanks for helping so much with the event

I’ve been working on this Boutique video with Joshny Babu throughout this Ray’s season.
These lines were all firsts for me, so I’m pretty proud of that. Riding in your 40’s is hardly uncharted territory at this point, but I’m happy I get to stay involved and ride at the capacity that I do.

@zu_diy_
Photo by Joshny

Fast & Tight

📷 @jack.zar

Honored to have a two-page spread in Bird Issue one.

@Scoots250 shot these photos after an old-man Sunday session at Crooked. Poached the pipes from the quad-skate homies @crashjammy.

I love physical media, and Nick did a great job putting this zine together. Bird Issue one isavailable at @raysmtb or straight from Nick.

@standardbykecompany
@profile_racing
@theyea

Honored to have a two-page spread in Bird Issue one.

@Scoots250 shot these photos after an old-man Sunday session at Crooked. Poached the pipes from the quad-skate homies @crashjammy.

I love physical media, and Nick did a great job putting this zine together. Bird Issue one isavailable at @raysmtb or straight from Nick.

@standardbykecompany
@profile_racing
@theyea

Honored to have a two-page spread in Bird Issue one.

@Scoots250 shot these photos after an old-man Sunday session at Crooked. Poached the pipes from the quad-skate homies @crashjammy.

I love physical media, and Nick did a great job putting this zine together. Bird Issue one isavailable at @raysmtb or straight from Nick.

@standardbykecompany
@profile_racing
@theyea

Honored to have a two-page spread in Bird Issue one.

@Scoots250 shot these photos after an old-man Sunday session at Crooked. Poached the pipes from the quad-skate homies @crashjammy.

I love physical media, and Nick did a great job putting this zine together. Bird Issue one isavailable at @raysmtb or straight from Nick.

@standardbykecompany
@profile_racing
@theyea

Insert ice puns here*

Holiday madness is finally over at Ray’s. Got some clips after work with the boys.
📱 @juicedaddyy @tazz.hernandez @elliotboggins

It’s always good to visit Ray’s Indoor Mountain Bike Park at 9801 Walford Ave in Cleveland. I caught up with General Manager Paul Radosevich, who has been part of the place since 2011. I first photographed Paul here two and a half years ago, and it’s clear he’s still doing what he’s always done, building, fixing, and making the place better.

Ray’s was created by Ray Petro and became the world’s first indoor mountain bike park, built inside a massive old factory. Inside are trails that challenge beginners and experts alike, all shaped by hand and imagination. Paul oversees construction and carpentry throughout the space, and he and his team are constantly creating new features for riders to try. You really have to experience it to believe it. If you’re looking for a new family adventure in 2026, start here. I never stop marveling at what this city offers, and Ray’s is another reason to be proud of Cleveland.

It’s always good to visit Ray’s Indoor Mountain Bike Park at 9801 Walford Ave in Cleveland. I caught up with General Manager Paul Radosevich, who has been part of the place since 2011. I first photographed Paul here two and a half years ago, and it’s clear he’s still doing what he’s always done, building, fixing, and making the place better.

Ray’s was created by Ray Petro and became the world’s first indoor mountain bike park, built inside a massive old factory. Inside are trails that challenge beginners and experts alike, all shaped by hand and imagination. Paul oversees construction and carpentry throughout the space, and he and his team are constantly creating new features for riders to try. You really have to experience it to believe it. If you’re looking for a new family adventure in 2026, start here. I never stop marveling at what this city offers, and Ray’s is another reason to be proud of Cleveland.

It’s always good to visit Ray’s Indoor Mountain Bike Park at 9801 Walford Ave in Cleveland. I caught up with General Manager Paul Radosevich, who has been part of the place since 2011. I first photographed Paul here two and a half years ago, and it’s clear he’s still doing what he’s always done, building, fixing, and making the place better.

Ray’s was created by Ray Petro and became the world’s first indoor mountain bike park, built inside a massive old factory. Inside are trails that challenge beginners and experts alike, all shaped by hand and imagination. Paul oversees construction and carpentry throughout the space, and he and his team are constantly creating new features for riders to try. You really have to experience it to believe it. If you’re looking for a new family adventure in 2026, start here. I never stop marveling at what this city offers, and Ray’s is another reason to be proud of Cleveland.

It’s always good to visit Ray’s Indoor Mountain Bike Park at 9801 Walford Ave in Cleveland. I caught up with General Manager Paul Radosevich, who has been part of the place since 2011. I first photographed Paul here two and a half years ago, and it’s clear he’s still doing what he’s always done, building, fixing, and making the place better.

Ray’s was created by Ray Petro and became the world’s first indoor mountain bike park, built inside a massive old factory. Inside are trails that challenge beginners and experts alike, all shaped by hand and imagination. Paul oversees construction and carpentry throughout the space, and he and his team are constantly creating new features for riders to try. You really have to experience it to believe it. If you’re looking for a new family adventure in 2026, start here. I never stop marveling at what this city offers, and Ray’s is another reason to be proud of Cleveland.

It’s always good to visit Ray’s Indoor Mountain Bike Park at 9801 Walford Ave in Cleveland. I caught up with General Manager Paul Radosevich, who has been part of the place since 2011. I first photographed Paul here two and a half years ago, and it’s clear he’s still doing what he’s always done, building, fixing, and making the place better.

Ray’s was created by Ray Petro and became the world’s first indoor mountain bike park, built inside a massive old factory. Inside are trails that challenge beginners and experts alike, all shaped by hand and imagination. Paul oversees construction and carpentry throughout the space, and he and his team are constantly creating new features for riders to try. You really have to experience it to believe it. If you’re looking for a new family adventure in 2026, start here. I never stop marveling at what this city offers, and Ray’s is another reason to be proud of Cleveland.

It’s always good to visit Ray’s Indoor Mountain Bike Park at 9801 Walford Ave in Cleveland. I caught up with General Manager Paul Radosevich, who has been part of the place since 2011. I first photographed Paul here two and a half years ago, and it’s clear he’s still doing what he’s always done, building, fixing, and making the place better.

Ray’s was created by Ray Petro and became the world’s first indoor mountain bike park, built inside a massive old factory. Inside are trails that challenge beginners and experts alike, all shaped by hand and imagination. Paul oversees construction and carpentry throughout the space, and he and his team are constantly creating new features for riders to try. You really have to experience it to believe it. If you’re looking for a new family adventure in 2026, start here. I never stop marveling at what this city offers, and Ray’s is another reason to be proud of Cleveland.

It’s always good to visit Ray’s Indoor Mountain Bike Park at 9801 Walford Ave in Cleveland. I caught up with General Manager Paul Radosevich, who has been part of the place since 2011. I first photographed Paul here two and a half years ago, and it’s clear he’s still doing what he’s always done, building, fixing, and making the place better.

Ray’s was created by Ray Petro and became the world’s first indoor mountain bike park, built inside a massive old factory. Inside are trails that challenge beginners and experts alike, all shaped by hand and imagination. Paul oversees construction and carpentry throughout the space, and he and his team are constantly creating new features for riders to try. You really have to experience it to believe it. If you’re looking for a new family adventure in 2026, start here. I never stop marveling at what this city offers, and Ray’s is another reason to be proud of Cleveland.

It’s always good to visit Ray’s Indoor Mountain Bike Park at 9801 Walford Ave in Cleveland. I caught up with General Manager Paul Radosevich, who has been part of the place since 2011. I first photographed Paul here two and a half years ago, and it’s clear he’s still doing what he’s always done, building, fixing, and making the place better.

Ray’s was created by Ray Petro and became the world’s first indoor mountain bike park, built inside a massive old factory. Inside are trails that challenge beginners and experts alike, all shaped by hand and imagination. Paul oversees construction and carpentry throughout the space, and he and his team are constantly creating new features for riders to try. You really have to experience it to believe it. If you’re looking for a new family adventure in 2026, start here. I never stop marveling at what this city offers, and Ray’s is another reason to be proud of Cleveland.

First of the month with @paul_rad
Go ride @raysmtb today and say what’s up to Paul
#standardbykecompany #firstofdecember #bmx

@paul_rad ripping around the new addition he added to Paul’s Boutique @raysmtb
Photo- @jack.zar
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