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Urban Street-Bike Warriors (2002)
Traveling across America during the summer, The Stone Brothers document the behind-the-scenes/lifestyles of the top Ten extreme street-bike cycle crews. Watch the crews pull the latest and most unbelievable stunts ever seen. This never before documented look into the exciting, radical and always dangerous world of the underground street-bike scene pulls no punches as it goes where no camera has gone before. Strap yourself in for an adventure of a lifetime in the quest to feel that adrenaline rush one more time in the film all other street-bike films will be compared to!!
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Traveling across America during the summer, The Stone Brothers document the behind-the-scenes/lifestyles of the top Ten extreme street-bike cycle crews. Watch the crews pull the latest and most unbelievable stunts ever seen. This never before documented look into the exciting, radical and always dangerous world of the underground street-bike scene pulls no punches as it goes where no camera has gone before. Strap yourself in for an adventure of a lifetime in the quest to feel that adrenaline rush one more time in the film all other street-bike films will be compared to!!
Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:1/10/2002
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Runtime:55 minutes
Studio:Stone Films NYC
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