This August, we'll be at McMenamins for an evening of screaming, booing, and gasping at some of the worst/best (and skilled) bicycle riding ever captured on film. Whether you love or hate the law-breaking riders in this film, you won't deny that this is one of the most exciting cycling films ever made!

Line of Sight is the inside story of underground bicycle racing around the word. Through the lens of his helmet cameras, Lucas Brunelle takes us on a ride into the wild and dangerous world of Alleycat racing: where high speeds, oncoming traffic, and angry pedestrians combine with some truly insane bike handling.

More than just a montage of vehicle-dodging, jack-assery, and fast paced action, the camera work, editing, and soundtrack in Line of Sight is guaranteed to get you riled up and talking about riding.

NOTE: This film is not for the faint of heart, or the easily offended.

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COTA Movie Night at McMenamins raises funds and awareness for Central Oregon Trail Alliance.