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Deep Dive: Klunkerz (2006)

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Klunkerz
Klunkerz is a documentary that focuses on the history of mountain biking in Northern California during its formative years. It features interviews with key figures such as Gary Fisher, Charlie Kelly, and Joe Breeze, who played significant roles in popularizing off-road cycling. The film captures the essence of the Marin County scene, where a group of hippies, athletes, and entrepreneurs came together to revolutionize cycling. The documentary also covers the infamous Repack races, which were pivotal in the development of mountain biking as a sport. Written, produced, and directed by Billy Savage, the film was released on October 8, 2006, and runs for 83 minutes, providing an in-depth look at the people and events that shaped this outdoor activity.

Why Watch

  • •Meet mountain biking pioneers like Gary Fisher and Tom Ritchey.
  • •See the treacherous old Repack races that shaped the sport.
  • •Find out how Marin County changed cycling forever.

Did You Know

•The film includes interviews with mountain biking pioneers like Gary Fisher and Joe Breeze.
•Klunkerz won the '2009 Cycling Film of the Year' at the Competitor Film Festival.
•The documentary was an official selection at the 2006 Mill Valley Film Festival.

Perfect For

Mountain biking enthusiastsCycling history buffsOutdoor adventure lovers