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fixie

fixie

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fixie

2008

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Overview

San Francisco’s dramatic skyline, steep streets and dynamic atmosphere all co-star in this carefully crafted portrait of an independent, free-spirited group of bike riders doing what they love in the City by the Bay.

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Colin Arlen

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