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Anna Lena Kempen gave life to the Frigid Bitch Race over 9 years ago because there wasn’t a space for her in the male-dominated cycling field. She wanted to create an inclusive space for women, and quickly realized the importance of including all underrepresented genders. The race would be harder, longer, colder and more terrible and awesome than other races, and it would be just for women.

A Bitch of a Race

Anna Lena Kempen gave life to the Frigid Bitch Race over 9 years ago because there wasn’t a space for her in the male-dominated cycling field.

Dean Dickinson has spent the last 20 years riding his BMX bike in empty backyard swimming pools. After two decades of dreaming, Dean finally built his own paradise directly in his backyard. Featuring the best pool riders in the Pacific Northwest and filmed in Vancouver, WA.

Dean's Dream

Dean Dickinson has spent the last 20 years riding his BMX bike in empty backyard swimming pools. Now he has one of his own.

It’s time to change the face of cycling. In the world of bike racing, there is one continent that’s yet to have its turn in the spotlight. A growing community of African cyclists is ready to show their strength on an international level. If you ask any of them what is holding them back, their answer is loud and clear: it’s the lack of opportunities to race against the best. The inaugural AMANI Migration Gravel Race has been a game changer for East Africa's top cyclists. But this is only the beginning.
MBOGI AMANI (AMANI crew) shares the growing hopes, dreams and rising opportunities of the Amani racing team and the many other talented cyclists in East Africa who are ready to be included in the global cycling scene, with gravel being a new gateway that might just open some doors.

Mbogi AMANI - It's Time To Change the Face of Cycling

AMANI Migration Gravel Race has been a game changer for Eas Africa's elite racers, and it just may be changing the face of cycling.

The story of three best friends, roommates, and riding partners with a taste for the finer things. And plenty of dirt on their jorts.

Girls Gotta Eat Dirt

The misty forests above North Vancouver, British Columbia are hallowed ground for mountain
 biking, a place so harrowing it’s influenced every aspect of the sport for over 30 years. It’s also
 where Betty Birrell, at age 45, picked up mountain biking after a career as a mountaineer and
 professional windsurfer. Three decades later, the single mother is a role model for her son, her
 friends and anyone she’s met along the way - and proof that you’re never too old to send it.

North Shore Betty

After 30 years on the harrowing and hallowed trails of Southern British Columbia, Betty Birrell still thinks life is one big playground - and that you’re never too old to send it.

A portrait of the Star Trek Ride during the Pedalpalooza Bike Summer festival in Portland, Oregon.

Star Trek Bike Ride

A portrait of the Star Trek Ride during the Pedalpalooza Bike Summer festival in Portland, Oregon.

Primarily self-taped in the midst of full pandemic lockdown New York City, artist/musician Rare DM rides through the barren streets performing her hypnotic dark-wave single "Send Nudes" to an empty metropolis.

Send nudes

Primarily self-taped in the midst of full pandemic lockdown New York City, artist/musician Rare DM rides through the barren streets performing her hypnotic dark-wave single "Send Nudes" to an empty metropolis.

For the past 20 years, 59-year-old foot courier Kurt Boone has been documenting New York City bike messenger culture, all while walking 7+ miles every day. His passion and excitement for the culture brings positivity to the messenger community in the face of the bleak economic realities of courier work.

Speed Walking NYC

For the past 20 years, 59-year-old foot courier Kurt Boone has been documenting New York City bike messenger culture, all while walking 7+ miles every day.

Eddie Reynolds is one of the lucky ones. Born and raised in Southern California he spends his summer days going between his three favorite sports: biking, skating and surfing. Eddie makes it all look good. Infused with that sunny SoCal vibe, Eddie makes sure every day is a Good Day.

The Good Days with Eddie Reynolds

Infused with that sunny SoCal vibe, Eddie makes sure every day is a Good Day

A three day bike packing adventure in Northumberland, UK, exploring the state of English River Health, good times and a search for tight line on the River Breamish and Coquet. Romantic English riversare being slowly suffocated by a potent mix of nutrients, sewage, interference and gross mis-management. They are dying, and with their death the very wonders that capture our imagination and sustain our lives will be lost forever.

The Slymefoot Slide

Romantic English riversare being slowly suffocated by a potent mix of nutrients, sewage, interference and gross mis-management. They are dying, and with their death the very wonders that capture our imagination and sustain our lives will be lost forever.

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