TweedLove

Celluloid Tweed 2

FIND and Home
Eastgate Theatre, Peebles
Saturday 18th September, 7pm
Tickets £7 from Eastgate Theatre and The Hub Bike Shop and Cafe

After the success of TweedLove and our film night in July, we’re delighted to say we now have the opportunity to show another fantastic new mountain bike film, Find, and also Home, its very lovely predecessor.

FIND is the second film from the critically acclaimed Reset Films — primarily Scottish-based film-maker Mark Huskisson. Shot on gloriously detailed HDSLRs, FIND is a journey of discovery with some of the worlds most passionate riders in some of the worlds finest locations. A British film that takes you through the highs and lows of physical endeavor with a vast backdrop of stunning locations.

There are sections with Steve Peat, Danny MacAskill, Rowan Sorrel, Paul Aston, Hans Rey, Clive Forth, Matt Simmonds, Joe Smith to name but a few of the great riders featured in the film. They’ve also travelled a little closer to home to uncover some of the great riding here in the UK with 2x MegaAvalanche winner Jerome Clementz.

They’ve captured the common ground of riding the sort of spectacular trails that all riders love no matter what their discipline or background. It’s a film that’ll inspire you to just grab a bike and head out on the trails.

Here’s a clip shot in the Highlands with some quite well-known riders….

About TweedLove

TweedLove is a new bike festival for the Tweed Valley, which was held for the first time this summer. The real star of this festival is the valley’s unbeatable collection of bike routes – both on and off-road.

As well as inviting you to take part in some of the year’s best bike events, we’ve got hundreds of miles of the country’s best trails, tracks and roads, from the sweet singletrack at Glentress and Innerleithen to endless miles of natural cross country riding and some of the UK’s most scenic, quiet country roads. You could ride here for weeks and not run out of top quality stuff to do.

The festival is organised by local riders, with lots of folk from around the valley getting involved, welcoming visitors and sharing the (Tweed) Love!