TJ Henderson made waves with his Sunday web video a few months ago. Here’s the original version that went through a few re-edits before it was ready for public consumption:

“Now that his original “Take It” edit has been out for a few months, I figured it would be okay to release this extended edit. This is the original video that I created and sent to Sunday for approval. After a few back and forth’s with Tj and the guys at Sunday, the song got changed and bits got taken out. There aren’t very many tricks in this video that weren’t featured in the final released by Sunday but I figured some of you out there would like to see a different version, so here it is. Enjoy!”

Check this one out and let us know which one you liked better.

Oh and I saw this in a new interview TJ has on Sunday where he talks about filming that section.

This might be a web video first: taking your helmet off and smashing it on the ground before fighting someone! The fight doesn’t seem like it actually materializes but it’s hilarious watching the guy backpedal. That being said, the riding in here is really fantastic and includes possibly the most sideways crankslide in the history of crankslides. Awesome edit courtesy of Sunday.

TJ Henderson from Sunday Bikes

Sunday’s front brake badass TJ Henderson is back with another edit. The video ends with, potentially, some of the last clips from the recently defunct 45th St Ditch.

TJ Henderson – Sunday Edit from Chris Costello on Vimeo.

If you were into the Rob Ridge edit that came out earlier today, you’ll probably be into TJ Henderson’s new Sunday Edit. Four pegs, two brakes and a freecoaster. A bit reminiscent of Tobias Wicke at times, which is certainly a compliment in my book.

Filming: Ian Johnston, Trent McDaniels, Ryan Capronica, Jeff Kinsel, TJ Henderson, Chris Jones

Edited by: Jeff Kinsel and TJ Henderson using Final Cut Pro

Equipment: Sony TRV950, Sony VX2000 and Panasonic DVX100B

Music: Swarm by Torture Killer