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Paul Basagoitia Print Auction

Nov 2, 2015 at 7:49
by Justin Olsen  
This auction is being offered by Photographer Justin Olsen in partnership with Scott Bicycles to help raise funds for professional mountain bike athlete Paul Basagoitia. Paul was recently injured in competition and is making his way through a long and costly recovery process. This image originally appeared in BIKE Magazine and was Paul s first two page photo spread. This image was captured by photographer Justin Olsen during production of the mountain bike film Where The Trail Ends by Freeride Entertainment Red Bull Media House.

Limited Edition Canvas Print of Paul Basagoitia riding in the Utah Desert, available now on Ebay.

This auction is being offered by Photographer Justin Olsen in partnership with Scott Bicycles to help raise funds for professional mountain bike athlete Paul Basagoitia. Paul was recently injured in competition, and is making his way through a long and costly recovery process.

This image originally appeared in BIKE Magazine and was Paul s first two page photo spread. This image was captured by photographer Justin Olsen during production of the mountain bike film Where The Trail Ends by Freeride Entertainment Red Bull Media House. This photo auction is being offered by Photographer Justin Olsen in partnership with Scott Bicycles to help raise funds for professional mountain bike athlete Paul Basagoitia. Paul was recently injured in competition and is making his way through a long and costly recovery process.

This image originally appeared in BIKE Magazine, and was Paul's first two page photo spread. This image was captured by photographer Justin Olsen during production of the mountain bike film "Where The Trail Ends" by Freeride Entertainment / Red Bull Media House. The image appearing in the magazine was a milestone in Paul's career, and as such has sentimental value to him. Only two prints have been made of this image. The auction winner will hold one, and the other one will be delivered directly to Paul Basagotia upon the completion of the auction.

This is an opportunity to share an extremely limited piece of mountain bike artwork with the pictured rider!

This image originally appeared in BIKE Magazine and was Paul s first two page photo spread. This image was captured by photographer Justin Olsen during production of the mountain bike film Where The Trail Ends by Freeride Entertainment Red Bull Media House. The image appearing in the magazine was a milestone in Paul s career and as such has sentimental value to him. Only two prints have been made of this image. The auction winner will hold one and the other one will be delivered directly to Paul Basagotia upon the completion of the auction.

This print is offered as a stretched canvas gallery wrap, and is ready to hang on the wall as is. No frame needed!

All proceeds will be donated directly to Paul Basagoitia's Road to Recovery Fund.

If you have ever been inspired by Paul's riding we encourage you to bid on this print.

Happy Bidding!

#IRideForPaul
Click the link to bid on this auction via Ebay-

http://www.ebay.com/itm/272034047120?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

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4 Comments
  • 2 0
 Thank you Justin and Scott bikes for putting this together! Absolutely awesome support for such a great person and rider. Having seen this line in person, the photo does a great job of showcasing the scale of the line, the line is absolutely massive. I'll have to jump in on the bidding of this
  • 2 0
 I'm sorry but its gonna be hard to find a mountain biker that is gonna pay 300 dollars for a picture to hang up on their wall. Don't get me wrong though I truly hope someone does because its a really good cause
  • 1 0
 Winning bid:US $2,574.00
  • 2 0
 @backyardfreerider What is the point of a comment like that? How do you have any idea what a "mountain biker" is going to pay for that picture. Best of luck with the auction guys.







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