At the age of 16, many American kids trade in two wheels for four. Trusty steeds that once gave them freedom to explore on weekends now collect dust in the garage. For a growing number of high school students in Northern California, however, two wheels don’t get dusty, they get dirty. Their lives continue to revolve around weekend rides, but now those rides have a finish line. These are the student athletes of the NorCal High School Cycling League. This is Singletrack High.

Singletrack High Teaser from Pedal Born Pictures on Vimeo.

The National Interscholastic Cycling Association is excited to partner with Pedal Born Pictures for the Sea Otter Premiere of Singletrack High. The hour-long documentary follows six student athletes through the 2012 season the NorCal League, exploring the importance of keeping kids outdoors on bikes. This is the future of cycling!

Co-director brothers Jacob and Isaac Seigel-Boettner will be in attendance for a post-screening Q&A. All ticket sales help support local high school teams and NICA's Booster Club.

Singletrack High was funded by Specialized Bicycle Components to help grow the high school mountain bike racing movement nationwide. Additional production support was provided by Sunnyvale VW and GoPro.

This special Sea Otter Screening was made possible by Easton, Giro, Skratch Labs, Ibis, Orange Seal Cycling, Team Luna Chix, Osborne Family Foundation, and the Fast Freddie Gran Fondo.