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Ladder Bridges chronicles the origins and evolution of the North Shore mountain biking movement that began in the early 1980s in Vancouver, BC. The film discusses how this movement has transformed mountain biking, pushing the limits in extreme conditions and emphasizing the philosophies and politics that have influenced its growth. It focuses on the creative freedom derived from hands-on skills and innovation, contrasting this with the profit-driven motives of entrepreneurs in the sport.
The documentary captures the essence of the North Shore's impact on both professional and recreational mountain biking. It illustrates how the unique features of the area have become mainstream in the sport today, reflecting the community's dedication to innovation and skill development in mountain biking.
Why Watch
- •Meet the pioneers of North Shore mountain biking.
- •Find out how Vancouver shaped extreme biking.
- •See the evolution of mountain biking techniques.
Did You Know
•The North Shore mountain biking movement began in the early 1980s.
•Ladder Bridges has a runtime of 52 minutes.
•The film is produced in English.
Perfect For
Mountain biking enthusiastsOutdoor sports fansVancouver history buffs