Klunkerz screening at Bicycle Film Festival

The award-winning mountain bike history documentary *Klunkerz* screens June 30th at LA's Bicycle Film Festival—get tickets early before this one sells out!
By Jeff Barber
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The 2007 Bicycle Film Festival is set for June 28 – July 1 in Los Angeles and Klunkerz, the documentary about the history of mountain biking, is showing at the Vine Street Theater June 30th at 5pm. If you’re in the area I suggest you get your tickets early, this award-winning film is sure to sell out!

 
A cyclist riding a mountain bike on a rocky trail surrounded by tall trees, captured from behind. The rider is wearing a helmet and a gray t-shirt, navigating a steep section of the path with visible dust being kicked up.
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