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Deep Dive: Filthy Cities (2011)

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Filthy Cities
Filthy Cities focuses on the cycling culture in San Francisco, particularly the skills of local riders as they navigate the city's complex streets. The film discusses the significance of bike components such as the frame, wheels, cockpit, and drive-train, which are essential for both track performance and urban riding. It captures the unique style and fluidity of cyclists as they maneuver through the dense urban landscape. The documentary serves as a tribute to the riders who inspire others with their innovative techniques and commitment to cycling. It presents stunning visuals that reflect the vibrancy of San Francisco while showcasing the dedication of the cycling community in the city.

Why Watch

  • •See local riders master San Francisco's streets.
  • •Find out about bike components for urban cycling.
  • •Meet cyclists who inspire with their innovative styles.

Did You Know

•The film features local riders who navigate San Francisco's intricate streets.
•Filthy Cities has a runtime of 55 minutes.
•The documentary was produced in the US in 2011.
•The film emphasizes the importance of bike components for urban riding.

Perfect For

Cycling enthusiastsUrban explorersSan Francisco locals