The british TV station Channel 4 is hosting a set of programs dedicated to the bicycle as part of the 3 minute wonder series (3MW). The shorts can be viewed online here.
Be warned the film titled "Stop Nicking my Bike" is especially distressing, and may not be suitable for younger viewers.
A FIRST TIME BIKE TRIP THROUGH IRELAND & FRANCE...The Story Continues.
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