In 2025, a new cycling-centric film tour will start rolling across the country. The Bike Film Tour will offer a diverse program that showcases all facets of the sport.

More than just outdoor and adventure, the Bike Film Tour weaves together epic riding ventures, bike competitions, and everyday life with compelling storytelling, amazing athletes, and stunning cinematography.

Whether you ride on two wheels to win or to have fun, commute to work or bikepack to the ends of the world, at the end of the day, the bike connects us all—across borders and social classes.
 

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First glimpse into the program

©Cassette for timescapes

This is my Moment

Biniam Girmay is the first black cyclist to win the green jersey at the Tour de France, establishing himself as a sensation in the still very white, Euro-centric world of professional cycling.

This is my Moment follows the exceptional talent from his home country of Eritrea to the premier league of international cycling and provides insight into the life of the cyclist between training, racing, and family commitments. It begins with his initial sporting successes in Africa and follows him through several months at a training camp for young cyclists in Switzerland, all the way to signing his first contract with a European professional team and to the moment when wins his first stage in a Grand Tour.

©World Bicycle Relief

Building the Buffalo

With the Buffalo Bicycle, World Bicycle Relief has created an exceptionally durable bike for developing countries. The NGO aims to deliver one million bikes by 2025, making up to five million people more mobile.

Building the Buffalo tells the story of this special bicycle, featuring voices from both test riders in Kenya and engineers in the USA who are working together to further adapt the Buffalo Bike to the harsh local conditions. Their goal is to help more children ride to school and to make commuting, transporting goods, and accessing healthcare in underserved regions easier and more effective.

©Hanna Retz Photography

Anytime – Swiss Segment

Skills. Thrills. Chills. In Anytime – Swiss Segment, Lucy von Eesteren, Vinny Armstrong, Harriet Burbidge-Smith, and Patricia Druwen put the five freeride trails at Bike Kingdom Park Lenzerheide to the test for their downhill quality.

Freeride action, four at a time – with an all-female lineup.

  

©MattDennison

How to Make a Sick Edit

You want to shoot your first mountain bike film and don't know where to start? We got you!

How to Make a Sick Edit is the ultimate guide for all riders/wannabe filmmakers. The short film delivers what it promises, with valuable tips on visual aesthetics as well as advice on choosing themes and music. Our takeaway: Worth emulating. 



More films will be announced soon.