To Live & Ride in L.A.

For enthusiasts of fixed-gear cycling, Los Angeles offers a complete package. From the bright lights of Hollywood to the sunny paths of Venice Beach, the fixed-gear movement has blossomed into a lively street culture that is distinctly L.A. In a new documentary by director David Rowe (known for Fast Friday), viewers are taken on a journey into a lesser-known side of the city. “To Live & Ride in L.A.” provides a thrilling ride through the bustling streets and hidden alleys of this vast metropolis, showcasing everything from rush-hour races to late-night loft gatherings. The film highlights skilled local cyclists alongside first-time visitor Keo Curry (of Fast Friday and Macaframa fame), a legendary figure in the sport. Experience the thrill of discovering secret locations, participating in a midnight alley-cat race, keeping up with the Wolfpack riders, and mingling with local crews, graffiti artists, and other vibrant personalities fueling L.A.’s fixed-gear scene.