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In a cycling culture dominated by pro bike races and big mountain tricks, offering a redefinition what it means to belong on a bike. This short documentary traces the origin and growth of All Bodies on Bikes—from a grassroots idea into a global movement—challenging narrow, performance-driven definitions of cycling and expanding who gets to call themselves a cyclist.
Rooted in joy, inclusion, and collective care, All Bodies on Bikes proves that these values aren’t radical—they’re essential. By centering riders historically pushed to the margins, the organization is transforming cycling into a space where everyone feels welcomed, wanted, and empowered to ride. Filmed on location in NW Arkansas.
Director's Bio: Robin Sansom is a filmmaker and photographer out of Santa Cruz, California. He learned how to tell stories by hearing them from savory and unsavory characters alike, over a long career in the cycling and outdoor industries. These stories often sprang from road trips, around crackling campfires, surf lineups, or at those curious spots on the trail where everyone seems to take a break. In this spirit, he likes to tell stories that have intimacy, a sense of community and that illuminate the unseen.
In a cycling culture dominated by pro bike races and big mountain tricks, offering a redefinition what it means to belong on a bike. This short documentary traces the origin and growth of All Bodies on Bikes—from a grassroots idea into a global movement—challenging narrow, performance-driven definitions of cycling and expanding who gets to call themselves a cyclist.
Rooted in joy, inclusion, and collective care, All Bodies on Bikes proves that these values aren’t radical—they’re essential. By centering riders historically pushed to the margins, the organization is transforming cycling into a space where everyone feels welcomed, wanted, and empowered to ride. Filmed on location in NW Arkansas.
Director's Bio: Robin Sansom is a filmmaker and photographer out of Santa Cruz, California. He learned how to tell stories by hearing them from savory and unsavory characters alike, over a long career in the cycling and outdoor industries. These stories often sprang from road trips, around crackling campfires, surf lineups, or at those curious spots on the trail where everyone seems to take a break. In this spirit, he likes to tell stories that have intimacy, a sense of community and that illuminate the unseen.