published on 11th November, 2009

The Bicycle Film Festival, famously conceived by founder Brendt Barbur after he was hit by a bus while riding in NYC, is now held in 39 cities worldwide. It’s a big, two-wheeled love-in, celebrating bikes in all forms and styles through art, music and film. But ultimately it’s about riding, just because you like it.

The Sydney faction, consisting of five friendly bike fiends, has curated a lateral-minded program that will have you chucking wheelies with joy. On the art side of things our pick is Will French’s Franc-o-phile/Velo style at Monster Children Gallery, with an after party at Chingalings. And on Saturday we’re jonesing for the street party, followed by a little quiet time at the Chauvel (although it won’t be all that quiet, judging by this line up).**Oh, and not to blow out own trumpet, but we joined forces with the BFF to put together a rather nice magazine, showcasing cycle-inspired stories, pit stops, literature and fashion (hello bike pants!). Collect it at any BFF venue. It’s free!

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