Here's to more bike fun! Sink into a program of inspiring stories that celebrate our shared passion for bikes. This program includes a film funded through the Filmed by Bike BIPOC Filmmaker Grant program.

Gabriel Frilando (aka CheatDeathNYC) rides with passion and pure love through the streets of New York City in this short film of remembrance. Director Nicolás de Miranda says the film honoros a dear friend gone to soon by featuring the rider who brought them all together.

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Gabriel Frilando (aka CheatDeathNYC) rides with passion and pure love through the streets of New York City in this short film of remembrance.

Richmond Cycling Corps is hard at work connecting with local youth to help them discover the power of cycling. Director Matt Kuhn has built an incredible community of young cyclists and helped them find their way as aspiring engineers, professional racers and influential community members. Matt's passion for the sport helps create a common ground for these young riders to explore their new talents and connect with other cyclists.

Can't Stop, Won't Stop

Richmond Cycling Corps is hard at work connecting with local youth to help them discover the power of cycling.

Jenna is an urban cycling activist encouraging and helping her social media followers to try everyday biking.

Jenna and Her Glorious Car-free Life

Jenna is an urban cycling activist encouraging and helping her social media followers to try everyday biking.

High Road is a story of resilience, persistence and strength. Meg Fisher has been on the start line of countless paracycling races; she’s won World Championships and Olympic medals. Jack Berry, just 14 years old, only recently recovered from a battle with cancer and has never raced. Together, they prepare to take on a local gravel challenge thanks to Meg’s advocacy for the inclusion of a para cycling category. Though they have each lost a leg in their own challenging stories, Meg and Jack show us there is always a reason to keep pushing – to keep riding.

High Road

Meg and Jack show us there is always a reason to keep pushing, to keep riding

A woman from Bangkok feels alienated by the sleepy pace of San Francisco until a bike restored from a dumpster changes everything.

Switching Lanes

A woman from Bangkok feels alienated by the sleepy pace of San Francisco until a bike restored from a dumpster changes everything.

You know a bike mechanic’s hands when you see them: grease-lined nail beds, calloused palms, and quick dexterous movements. Mechanic Reza Alizadeh’s hands look just the same as any other bike repairman. What he lacks, however, is his eyesight.

The Blind Bike Mechanic of Iran

Portrait of a blind Iranian bike mechanic

THIS FILM WAS FUNDED IN PART BY A FILMED BY BIKE BIPOC FILMMAKER GRANT // Carlisle 200 follows Native bikers Guarina Lopez (Pascua Yaqui) and Tsinnijinnie Russell (Diné) on a 200-mile prayer ride from Washington, D.C. to the cemetery at Carlisle Indian Boarding School in Carlisle, PA. Through rain and shine on the long gravel trail, Guarina, Tsinnijinnie, and fellow activist-bikers honor the 190 children buried at Carlisle and raise awareness of the history and ongoing impact of the residential boarding school system on Indigenous communities.

Carlisle 200

THIS FILM WAS FUNDED IN PART BY A FILMED BY BIKE BIPOC FILMMAKER GRANT // Carlisle 200 follows Native bikers Guarina Lopez (Pascua Yaqui) and Tsinnijinnie Russell (Diné) on a 200-mile prayer ride from Washington, D.C. to the cemetery at Carlisle Indian Boarding School in Carlisle, PA.

Molly Cameron is a professional cyclist who has been navigating the sport as a trans athlete for over two decades. Molly discusses the implications of organizing sports in a two gender system.

The Other Peloton

Molly Cameron is a professional cyclist who has been navigating the sport as a trans athlete for over two decades.

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Filmed by Bike is a film festival featuring the world's best bike movies. Our Film Festival Weekend is every May in Portland, Oregon and our virtual shows are available throughout the year.

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