This Saturday, Seasons — a new mountain bike movie from The Collective — will debut at the McMenamins Bagdad Theater in Southeast Portland.
The event is being hosted by Fat Tire Farm. Check out the trailer below…
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Seasons Movie Premiere
4/26, McMenamins Bagdad Theater (3702 SE Hawthorne)
All ages show – Doors at 6, Show at 6:30
21+ show – Doors at 8, Show at 8:30
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hell yeah!! seasons is going to be a sweet film. i suggest those from all riding disciplines check it out. plus you get to hang out with local downhillers and freeriders as opposed to tight-pant wearing hipsters….what a deal!
wait, i think i qualify as a local downhiller… does that mean i CANT wear tight pants?
the video is def h-a-w-t, im pretty jelous of their jig and crane set up. Maybe I need more sponsors…
\”hello, astroglide? ever consider making a chain lube lubricant?\”
For someone who utilizes free legal help as often as you do, Reverend, I\’d say just be sure you keep your damn pants on!! Or not; makes for good stories.
Why would anyone want to see that movie when they could watch footage of the Paris Roubaix. They ride over cobble stones – it\’s sick!
Saw the premiere down in Salem. It was hosted by Santiam Bicycle (the patron bike shop of Black Rock Mountain Bike Area – i.e. freeride)… Those are my peeps!
Was great to chat with some of The Collective film crew afterwards as well – they are on the world tour circuit debuting this latest masterpiece!
I enjoyed SEASONS as much as their first self titled \”The Collective\” film. ROAM was good, but The Collective and now SEASONS are at the top of my list for all time favorite mountain biking videos.
They do an excellent job of capturing some of what it is which captivates a certain segment of mountain bikers… and they call it \”Freeride\”.