Klunkerz mountain bike movie

"Klunkerz" mountain bike documentary traces the sport's origins through interviews with pioneers like Breeze, Richey, and Fisher; limited screenings planned before DVD release.
By Jeff Barber
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Have you heard about this mountain bike documentary? The film is being screened in Park City, UT this week and is set to play in Santa Barbara, CA and Durango, CO later this year. Klunkerz follows the history of mountain biking and has interviews with all the big guys: Breeze, Richey, Fisher, et al.

The film’s website has a good trailer you can watch but if you can’t make it to the few screenings listed, seems like for now you’re out of luck. I’ll be stoked once this thing makes it to DVD, definitely a great addition to the library.

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