#MOTHERLOAD DOCUMENTARY CANNING MOVIE#
#MOTHERLOAD DOCUMENTARY CANNING FREE#

Directed by Liz Canning, the film is a personal journey for the filmmaker as well as an informative and entertaining exploration of an increasingly popular trend in urban transportation.

#MOTHERLOAD DOCUMENTARY CANNING FREE#

What’s the cost?īack on your bike is free to join! Added bonus!Īll participants get a free 3-month membership with Bicycle Network. Motherload is a documentary film that explores the concept of cargo bikes as an alternative to cars for transportation. Motherload is a documentary film that explores the concept of cargo bikes as an alternative to cars for transportation. What to bring?īring along your bike, helmet and drink bottle - or borrow our bikes or trikes and helmets on the day. Sessions are designed to run for 90-minutes in small groups of people. Logline: Motherload is a crowdsourced documentary about a new moms quest to understand and promote the cargo.

a group ride to put your new skills into practice.

Led by one of our experienced instructors, Back on your bike is tailored to the groups needs with a focus on: Under 18's can attend in the company of a guardian.

Places are limited! Who can join?īack on your bike is suitable for adults who are beginners or wanting to build on their bike riding skills and confidence in a safe and encouraging environment. She shows us how cargo bikes developed in Central America, West Africa, Australia and the Netherlands. Canning speaks with mountain bike design legend and historian Joe Breeze, and Xtracycle founder Ross Evans.

#MOTHERLOAD DOCUMENTARY CANNING MOVIE#

Find the schedule of FREE public session at and sign up today. In this episode, I connect with documentary filmmaker Liz Canning for a candid conversation about MOTHERLOAD, a movie and a movement. This early research pays great dividends in the movie. Whatever your goal-to move more, to get healthy, connect with others, save on transport costs or tread lightly- Back on your bike can give you the motivation to work towards that goal.īack on your Bike is being rolled out across Tasmania.

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