Motorcycle/motorcycling based movies.

[Tim754]

Following on from some recent other threads, I (and hopefully others  would enjoy it if you could list any motorcycle based movies you know of.  From sublime (On any Sunday or Worlds fastest ethnic sub continent dweller) to total warthog shit .... oh boy is that' a far longer list* .... Go for it refresh tired brains Cheers Tim754

* Secretly we all have a dunger bike movie or two that we enjoy don't we.....

[Mick D]

I thought easy rider was pretty average. It really warmed up in the last scene though

Sought of reminds me of life a bit.

Just when you think everything is going "just fine".........Karfuginblamoe.

[Tim754]

 Yep Chopper/Biker based movies could have a whole  rancid cess pool subsection all to themselves. 
How about the first movie featuring the  "Billy Jack" character, yes it was a naughty, bad person biker movie called..... then of course the actual "Billy Jack' movies came along..enough said


GOT IT .... Billy Jack is a "half-breed" American Cherokee Indian Green Beret Vietnam War veteran, hapkido master, and gunslinger. The character made his début in The Born Losers (1967), a "biker film" about a motorcycle gang terrorizing a California town; Billy Jack rises to the occasion to defeat the gang by defending a college student who has evidence against them for gang rapes.


"Then came Bronson" TV series was a must watch for a young Tim754

[Mick D]

And if you have a Z9 in the lock-up, well it would be a pretty standard accessory to have Stone in your DVD collection.

Don't know who was doing the wheelies in that movie, but he was pretty handy though.

[JAP 454]

And if you have a Z9 in the lock-up, well it would be a pretty standard accessory to have Stone in your DVD collection.

Don't know who was doing the wheelies in that movie, but he was pretty handy though.

Craig Brown.
Foss

[JAP 454]

Here ya go Mick-de


Foss

[Mike52]

Not M/cycle based but Freebie and the Bean had some nice trials riding in it using a Montessa Cota.
 

[GMC]

Wild Hogs – a bit clichéd but it gave me a few chuckles anyway.



Funny how when you check out an old movie that you thought was really scary or really good only to find they haven’t stood the test of time and they are actually quite lame.

So how does a movie that you thought was pretty bad in the day stack up now.

Little Faus and Big Halsy falls into the category of pretty bad the first time I saw it so it will be interesting to see it again to see what I think now.
Rumour has it that Drakie has secured this movie for the film night at HBBB

“I was going the fastest I ever went in my whole life……
And then I fell off”

[Marc.com]

Worlds Fastest Indian ... probably one of the best

Personnel favourite Stonecold

[Mick D]

Worlds Fastest Indian ... probably one of the best

My favorite I'll drink to that. Well I will again, one day.

The Man from Invercargill.


A dead set legend of a man.



 

 

[smed]

 I seen this movie years ago called "Dirt Bike Bangers" It started out at as a desert race , all the bikes were early seventies huskies,pentons & hodakas, pretty soon after the start two or three of the bikes broke down in the middle of the desert so the riders went to a farmhouse which happened to be located conveniently nearby,when they knocked on the door who should answer but a hot scantily clad chick who invited them inside for a drink,when they got inside they discovered there were two more hot chicks, Well one thing led to another & they all ended up F@&#ing like mink (Yeah you guessed it,XXXX porn),after all the loving was done they miraculously repaired there bikes & finished the race,dunno how they placed in the race. 3/10 motorcycle content.10/10 porn

[matcho mick]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICnTyLmZbZw&feature=related
bugger!,timed out ,

it was "Watchout,We're mad", terrance stamp movie,bad guys on ossas,think the good guys were on RT450's,

[GD66]

And if you have a Z9 in the lock-up, well it would be a pretty standard accessory to have Stone in your DVD collection.

Don't know who was doing the wheelies in that movie, but he was pretty handy though.

Craig Brown.
Foss

And Brian Martin. 

[Marc.com]

Nobody mentioned the most famous bike movie of all times, and before the ill informed anti Harley ranting starts there were dirtbikes smuggling cash in their tanks at the start.

[Marc.com]

So while you bloody Aussies were waxing nostalgic on bloody Stone you forgot the biggest dirt bike movie of all time