Raised in the Skate univers, Fuego is 37 years old messenger. More than a simple passion for the Bikes it is now a full time job.BMX, Cross Country, Fixe Gear, or whatever the bike is and whatever the weather are he’s riding everyday the streets of the French Capital. What we are seeing as an obstacle is a simple tool to enjoy his bike. 

Two-wheeled transportation enthusiast, owner of King Kog NYC and operations head of Kinfolk Bicycles, Shawn Wolf.

Directed by Maia Stern
Produced by Felipe Delerme
Music by Pete Miser

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Nelson Vails’ story is a triumph over almost insurmountable odds. Nelson was the youngest of 10 children growing up in the Harlem projects and worked as a New York City bicycle messenger to support his family. Nicknamed “The Cheetah” because he was the fastest cat in the jungle, Nelson rode furiously while working, trained in Central Park after work and raced locally on weekends. He was thrust on to the world stage, represented the USA at the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, where he won the silver medal in the individual 1000-meter Match Sprints, behind countryman Mark Gorski. Becoming a pioneer for the African-American cycling community, this documentary explores the beginnings of his life in Harlem and his impact on the future generation of cyclists worldwide. It follows the triumph of Nelson’s achievements with the sobering reality of what becomes of athletes after retirement. We see Nelson’s resurgence today as an advocate for recreational cycling and as a role model for the African-American community, culminating in a reunion with teammate and opponent Mark Gorski, as they revisit the site of their historical race. In the end, Nelson’s story is simply about a kid whose love for the bicycle led him to transcend racial and economic barriers to becoming a legacy.

Team Cinelli Chrome at the edge of the world!
After missing the final victory for a couple of points in 2014, this year Team Cinelli Chrome grew stronger and fought ‘til the end: there have been crushes, blood and tears but our guys always faced difficulties together. They became Red Hook World Champions in Milan, Cinelli hometown. Definitely a sign.
It has been a great year, and we all are looking forward to future adventures together.
A special shout out to our sponsors, without their help this great victory would not have been possible!

Written and directed by Silvia Galliani and Tito Capovilla

Camera Operator – Mattia Campo and Tito Capovilla
Editor – Tito Capovilla
Voice Over – Alfred Bobé Jr

Team Cinelli Chrome riders:

Faz Adhili
Neil Bezdek
Alfred Bobé
Giovanni Luigi Bocchi
Paolo Bravini
Alessandro Bruzza
Jo Celso
Thibaud Lhenry
Kelli Samuelson
Giorgio Vianini
Stefan Vis

Austin Horse organized the first ever East Coast Cargo Bike Championship Battle where competitors battled head to head to see who could haul the most cargo quickly via cargo bicycle.

Interviews:
Austin Horse – 2015 World Messenger Champion
Hodari Depalm – 2005 Cargo Bike World Champion
Camille Depalm – Brooklyn Cargo Company
Kym Nonstop – Fitness Youtuber

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Jon Lynn – Director & Editor
Jon Lynn & Taylor Jones – Cinematography

Fixed On Fixed is a short film clip profiling five female bicycle riders and their love of riding fixed gear.

Riding fixed gear is not only about the bike but also the community that comes with it and this particular fixed gear community is a small, passionate collection of riders who all share a love of riding slightly differently from one another.

Fixed On Fixed profiles each rider, along with the group as a whole, to share their individual story and collective experience in what riding means to them.

Director: Raechel Harding

Cinematographer: Sherwin Akbarzadeh
Music: Samplify
Focus Puller: Michael Lincoln
Movi Operator: Brett Harrison

“Cielos Infernales” was being billed as the world’s toughest track bike race. The first of it’s kind- long, brutal, fast with miles of climbing into the clouds- on one gear in live traffic. 75 miles and 3 mountain ascents completely unsupported. It’s the first time an all-fixed gear alleycat has required the fitness and endurance of a stage race, and the street handling of a messenger. Plus racing in open streets in Mexico City is always a risk. Traffic is wild, roads are rough, and there’s always a chance of a stray pothole, dog, donkey or car catching you out.

Film & edit by Daniel Millàn
Made possible by Red Bull