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"Look at Life: Pushing the Bike" is a 1967 documentary that explores the significance of bicycles and the rise in popularity of cycle racing. This film offers a unique perspective on cycling culture during its era.
This film was released as part of a series that explored various aspects of life and culture in the 1960s, which adds to its collectible allure. Often found in 16mm format, it remains somewhat obscure, making it a rarer find for collectors of vintage documentaries. Given its niche subject matter, interest can fluctuate, but there are certainly enthusiasts who appreciate its historical context and the portrayal of cycling's rise during that era.
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This film is a documentary.
The film was released in 1967.
The film was produced by The Rank Organisation Special Features Division.
The top cast includes Tim Turner.
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