Film Lens
In the 2006 documentary 'Bikecar', Travis Parker, Louie Fountain, and Scotty Wittlake travel through Idaho, Washington, and Oregon using a four-person pedal-powered vehicle called a bikecar. This vehicle pulls a trailer filled with snowboards and gear, allowing the crew to access remote snow locations while documenting their experiences. The film captures the unique approach to winter travel and outdoor sports, emphasizing the innovative use of pedal power.
Filmmaker Joey Fountain, known for his work with Robot Food, presents the crew's experiences in a way that challenges traditional travel methods. The film focuses on the spirit of exploration and the joy of snowboarding, providing a fresh perspective on outdoor adventures in the Northwest.
Why Watch
- •Meet Travis Parker and Louie Fountain in the Northwest.
- •Find out how a bikecar changes winter travel.
- •See the crew's adventures with snowboards in Idaho.
Did You Know
•The film features a four-person pedal-powered vehicle called a bikecar.
•Filmmaker Joey Fountain has previously worked with Robot Food.
•The documentary has a runtime of 66 minutes.
Perfect For
Winter sports enthusiastsAdventure travel fansInnovative transportation