SF Premier of Kranked Revolve

The latest installment in Kranked Series is due out later this month and SF DIRTLAB is going to bring it the San Francisco on July 2nd! That is the Thursday before July 4th, so come on out and get stoked on the the sickest new bike film and then shred your favorite spots over the long weekend. The event will be held at Chrome Headquarters on 4th St and will feature:

A live performance by Attack Bird (yeah…like the one on Market St.)
Frosty refreshments from Speak Easy Brewing Company
Raffle to benefit SF Urban Riders
Download the attached poster or check the SF DIRTLAB website for additional details.

A few words about the film from Radical Films….

“The Ride - the coolest human-powered adrenaline tool ever invented - the mountain bike.

The Rider - 15 individuals hell-bent on pushing the limits. They are crazy men who think they are normal. REVOLVE blasts in cinematic glory from the French Alps to the lush coast of British Columbia, incorporating Dirt Jump, Trail, Freeride, Slopestyle and Downhill.

Filmed on location in France, Switzerland, Germany, South Africa, Italy, Canada and the USA.

Featuring Jamie Goldman, Lance McDermott, Sam Pilgrim, Steve Romaniuk, James Doerfling, Rene Wildhaber, Garett Buehler, Mike Kinrade, Bobby McMullen, Sam Hill, Brendan Fairclough, and the coastal crew.”

Also, Bobby McMullen, one of the stars of Kranked Revolve will be making a special guest appearance at the SF Premier!

Bobby is one of the most courageous and inspirational people I have ever met, always positive and witty. His attitude and passion for life are infectious, making him even more amazing. Bobby may have lost his sight, but that doesn’t stop him from competing in several DH races each year, often beating people who can see!

Find the trailer here.

www.radical-films.com

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