The Co-cyle team has recently been posting updates on Shareable about their cross-country student bike tour that is celebrating co-ops across the United States. A crew has been accompanying the cyclists and is making a documentary about the trip called To The Moon and recently released this film teaser:

Thus far, Co-cyle has visited the following co-ops in the western U.S.:

• Arizmendi Bakery & Pizzeria – Emeryville, California
• Missing Link Bicycle Cooperative – Berkeley, California
• The Cheese Board Collective – Berkeley, California
• Bicycle Works – San Anselmo, California
• Redwood Credit Union – Santa Rosa, California
• Corners of the Mouth – Mendocino, California
• Community Trust CU – Garberville, California
• North Coast Co-op – Eureka and Arcata, California
• Ocean Air Farms – Fort Dick, California
• Equal Exchange – Portland, Oregon
• The Red and Black Cafe – Portland, Oregon
• Rivermark Community Credit Union – Portland, Oregon
• The People’s Food Co-op – Portland, Oregon
• Citybikes Workers’ Cooperative – Portland, Oregon
• Laughing Horse Book and Film Collective – Portland, Oregon
• Westmoreland True Value Hardware – Portland, Oregon
• Missoula Community Food Co-op – Missoula, Montana
• UM Flat – an experiential live in house for University of Montana students to demonstrate sustainable living practices – Missoula, Montana

This week, the students began what's likely the most difficult leg of their journey: an 1126-mile stint from Bozeman, Montana to Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Shareable readers can expect additional updates from the Co-cycle students in the Community Blog during the remaining six weeks of their trip. As the film's director Emma Thatcher emailed me last night:

"We will be in minneapolis on the 27th and from there on out we will be visiting co-ops every couple of days and will have a lot to share! We just have to make it through the Montana heat and North Dakota first."

We wish them cool breezes and easy rolling!