Adventure Film Festival

It mightn't be specifically MTB related but most mountain bikers we know love a bit of outdoors adventure! 

To celebrate International Women's Month (this March), She Went Wild and Mountainfilm on Tour - Australia & New Zealand are teaming up for a special film screening. It will feature a series of new, short films with a focus on some of the world’s most inspiring women in adventure.

One of these films will follow Wasfia Nazreen (below) on her journey to become the first Bangladeshi to climb the Seven Summits and to highlight how far Bangladeshi women have come.

Another film, Equal Footing, explores two womens’ experience of friendship, loss, life and climbing in Wyoming’s Wind River Range. She Went Wild will be releasing more films in the coming weeks. 

The screening will be held at Randwick Ritz at 7pm on May 16, 2017 (the Tuesday after Mother’s Day).

Click here to check out the trailers for Wasfia Nazreen and Equal Footing, to find out more information or to buy tickets.

Bicycling Australia

Lizzie Deignan wins the first-ever Paris-Roubaix Femmes, while Sonny Colbrelli wins epic men’s battle.

The 2022 Checkpoint legitimately feels like several bikes in one - all road, adventure, gravel and super commuter. The design, finish, attention to detail and subtleties all add up to make a fantastic looking and exceptional performing adventure machine.

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