Reply With QuoteThat's real NICE John! Lol!!!!!!!! But not.You smart a-s. Lol!
LOL. i'm betting RCHUFF has this on vhs tape due to a yellow sport bike being the focal point.Originally Posted by nicholas900
That's real NICE John! Lol!!!!!!!! But not.
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Isn't there another motto gp movie called the Doctor the Kentucky kid and the Texas tornado? I remember seeing it a while back. It's about Valintino Rossi, Nicky Hayden and Colin Edwards.
Don't know how Colin fits into the equation. He's the only one of the three that has never won a motogp title.
It's still a good flick though
Faster is one of my favs
Mad Max Fury road... not 100% motorcycle movie but badass nonetheless
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TT closer to the edge
Dust to glory
Of course, On any given sunday
The ragged edge ( Buell documentary)
Birth of a racer ( moto Czysz Doc)
One mans dream (Doc on john britten)
These are my favorites, Matt
Well i like the 1935 George Formby film called "No Limit" where he races the "shuttleworth snap" at the IOM TT and wins obviously!! You lot probably wont like it though as it is good old fashion british rubbish but really funny and easy watching!!! and hey he plays the ukulele too!! Lol https://youtu.be/ukCc3c6RVo4 here is a little clip!
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I bought a Speed Triple in a Mission Impossible 2 Sale. Movie sucked and Cruz riding was embarrassing. Some pretty good scenes tho.
Cruz at a younger age....https://youtu.be/KMWToDmQN5w
Lots of good suggestions so far. I'd throw in World's Fastest Indian...great movie!
That was a great movie. Here's a little about the guy. https://adrenalinepowersportsmag.com...-god-of-speed/
Like Tone..... I saw the old George Formby film called "No Limit" too, but only last year. Usually not mad on stuff from that vintage or that type of humour... but quickly got into it and really enjoyed it! Light years away from a US style movie, but still a wonderful classic of that era! Certainly worth a look during a spare 90 mins!
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