Break the Cycle film Products

Break the Cycle World Tour Licence

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We at Break The Cycle Film have come up with an exciting package to enable you to hold a screening of Break The Cycle at your hometown, wherever you may be! Maybe you have been thinking of organising a fund-raising evening for your local MTB club or charity, or maybe you are just looking for a way to get all your fellow mountain bikers together for an evening and what better way than for a screening of this years hottest MTB film release! For a fee of just £175 sterling you will get an online package consisting of: • One DVD copy of the Break The Cycle and a license to screen it in your chosen venue for one evening • Promotional post/listing of your screening on www.breakthecyclefilm.com All your need to hold your event is a venue, a screen and of course some people! All proceeds from door fees are your to keep. Please contact BTC with event details before purchasing

Break the Cycle World Premier cinema ticket

Fri, 10 Sep 2010 05:55:45 +0000

Extra 100 tickets now available!

Ticket for Break the Cycle World Premier at Movie House Cinema, Dublin Road, Belfast.

This is the chance to be there for the most exciting event in the off-season of the Irish mountain bike calendar.

At the reception (18:30-19:30) you will get a chance to catch up on the craic with Redbull also providing free product sampling

The film will be screened in Movie Houses' plush cinema screen on Friday 6th November 2009, at 7.30pm.

There are only 220 tickets available so pick one up quickly before they sell out

Your ticket is your Paypal receipt which must be printed out and presented at the cinema entrance in order to gain admittance. You will not be allowed in without a ticket.

Friday 6th November 2009

Redbull Reception: 18:30-19:30

Screening: 19:30pm sharp

Movie House Cinema

14-16 Dublin Road

Belfast BT2 7HN

028 90245700 ‎

Dress Code: Black Tie / Dress to impress

***UPDATE***: I have just confirmed that Mountain Bike legend Glyn O'Brien will be bringing a bus load of the Newry gang to Belfast for the premier and they are all Tuxing it up, so this is now a Black Tie Event! Dress code is optional of course, but it is highly recommend you go with the flow for a night that will go down in history of the Irish downhill scene.

Break the Cycle DVD

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Accepting international orders including USA and Canada

Synopsys

Break the Cycle is a film about Downhill Mountain Biking in Ireland.

Most of the best downhill riders lives revolve around their bikes – their friends, their family, even their jobs. Break the Cycle aims to get an insight into the lives of those top Irish mountain bike riders, to show their individuality. Shooting them at the places they ride, train, work and live while showing off the amazing landscapes on the Island of Ireland. It’s looks into how these riders have used their bikes to ‘break the cycle’ of everyday life.

Break the Cycle film includes profiles from nine of the best Irish Downhill Mountain Bike riders. They each have their own unique lives, and different views, but they all have one thing in common – their love for bikes.

From the full time pros, to the medical graduates, air conditioning engineers, apprentice joiners, and personal fitness instructors, their passion for downhill mountain biking has united them all.

Riders

Riders include current Irish Downhill Champion Ben Reid, Redbull Rampage and Masters World Champion podium rider Glyn O’Brien, Women’s Masters World Championships silver medalist Meave Baxter, Irish NPS Champion Colin Ross, Irish team members Dan and Gerard Wolfe, 021 Racing riders Tom Power and Greg O’Keefe, and up and coming riders Jamie McCullough, and Ewan Doherty.

What other's think

“Watch these guys rip at their local trails, which look mint by the way, it’ll have you’ll be booking a ferry for the emerald isle for next season in no time!!” descentworld.co.uk

“Breathtaking scenery and flat-out, technical riding that just makes you want to grab your bike” mbuk

“Great footage, great riding and a really fresh documentary style. Definitely worthy of a place in your DVD collection” wideopenmag.co.uk