No Hands: The Wild Ride of the Schwinn Bicycle Company (2026)

Born in Chicago in 1895, Schwinn became an American staple, delivering that first exhilarating sense of freedom on two wheels to generations of children. Narrated by Lance Armstrong, No Hands chronicles the brand’s remarkable ascent, visionary innovations, and puzzling downfall while examining its lasting mark on childhood, BMX, mountain biking, and American culture. Featuring family members, cycling trailblazers, collectors, and industry leaders, the documentary uncovers a deeper tale—one of memory, family, reinvention, and the enduring meaning of a child’s first bicycle in American life.