Anything really. The history of cycling (which I'm becoming strangely interested by). Tour de France. Touring. Building. Whatever.
I've seen a few. Mark Beaumont. That dude who travelled the world building his dream bike. Tom Simpson. Etc.
Looking for some new inspiration. What should I watch?
Cycling home from Siberia.
"Off road to Athens" is good, more of a film though.
And i think there is a new one out soon* about the "Race Across America - RAAM", i haven't seen it yet but i bet it will show suffering the likes of which i hope to never endure.
* - I may be wrong
not a documentary as such but the flying scotsman is a very good film, its on youtube for free too.
A Sunday In Hell
Ride The Divide
Line of Sight
Chasing legends on blu ray .. I think it's fantastic and some beautiful camera shots
Chasing legends on blu ray .. I think it's fantastic and some beautiful camera shots
The descent out of the mountains is spectacular.
Klunkerz is great for a background of where MTB came from (and Charlie Kelly is an occasional STW forumite too).
A Sunday in Hell is really good.
If you can get a copy of that documentary about Sky that was on TV at the end of last year it was pretty good too