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By Cycling News published 1 March 2007

Mountain bike enthusiasts in Durango, Colorado have the opportunity to view a screening of KlunkerZ...

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KlukerZ poster art (Image credit: Billy Savage)

Mountain bike enthusiasts in Durango, Colorado have the opportunity to view a screening of KlunkerZ at the Abbey Theatre as part of the Durango Independent Film Festival this weekend.

Showing Friday, March 2nd at 9 PM and Sunday, March 4th at 9 AM, the movie documents the roots of the sport of mountain biking. Mountain bike pioneers Gary Fisher and Charlie Kelly, who are featured in the movie, will attend the festival.

For more detailed information, visit http://www.durangofilm.org.

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