Seven riders spend 30 days in a remote New Zealand town, participating in unpredictable bicycle adventures and even engaging in eel fights.
“30 days of bicycle tomfoolery in New Zealand”
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Seven riders spend 30 days in a remote New Zealand town, participating in unpredictable bicycle adventures and even engaging in eel fights.
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Rene Wildhaber and six other riders gather in a remote New Zealand town for 30 days of bicycle adventures. They tackle various challenges, including unusual eel fights. The riders, including Brandon Semenuk and Cam McCaul, share moments of camaraderie as they navigate the unpredictable terrain. The film captures their playful spirit against the backdrop of New Zealand's striking scenery. Their experiences reflect a sense of adventure and the joy of friendship in extreme sports.
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Why Watch
- Meet riders like Rene Wildhaber and Brandon Semenuk.
- See unique events like eel fights in New Zealand.
- Find out about extreme sports in stunning landscapes.
Did You Know
- The film features seven riders from different countries.
- The documentary spans 30 days of bicycle activities in New Zealand.
- Eel fights are one of the unusual spectacles captured in the film.
- The film has a runtime of 29 minutes.
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What is the duration of the documentary Not Bad?
The duration of Not Bad is 29 minutes.
Who are some of the riders featured in Not Bad?
Riders featured in Not Bad include Rene Wildhaber, Brandon Semenuk, Andrew Shandro, Brook McDonald, and Cam McCaul.
What unusual activity do the riders participate in during the documentary?
The riders engage in eel fights as part of their unpredictable bicycle adventures.
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