A new film documents the sub-culture of men pushing themselves to recapture their glory days on the bike.
Jonathan Maus shares the news of a new documentary feature called, MAMIL, which stands for middle aged men in lycra. The film is being shown in 300 cities around the country on February 21.
Maus confesses he's happy to see that someone made this film, but he also describes the film's subjects as "oft-ridiculed." Check out the trailer below and look for tickets here.
FULL STORY: ‘MAMIL’ (Middle Aged Men in Lycra) documentary coming to Portland
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