Motorcycle/motorcycling based movies.

[pancho]

 Who remembers the TV show called 'The Trouble Shooters', starring an old pre unit T100 being being sqirted around the scenery by Keenan Wynn?
 cheers

[SAABCOMBI]

You have forgotten another movie, called Warm December, staring Sydney Pointer racing a BSA B50 in England. plus you see other top scrambler racing too.

[GMC]

Yes Dust to Glory was a great movie.

and for scraping the barrel how about Roustabout with Elvis

[GD66]

Ah ! On the Honda CB77 ! 

[Marc.com]

how about his for s hit kicker of a movie F^%kin A .... even better it features the 3rd most famous Harley in the world



Plus for all those guys who like Z1000 I am trowing in another TV show
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[Marc.com]

then Jay Springsteen turns up in a few episode and Eric Estrada launches a successful porn career... just magic

[Marc.com]

Motorcycle Diaries, finally even Che a toughened revolutionary gets a guts full of pushing the Norton and they sell it for two bus tickets.... definitely the producers nailed the British motorcycling experience

[DR]

No-one has mentioned Mad Max..the Goose was my favorite. MFP to gosling 1

[Davey Crocket]

What about "The Great Escape" you homo's and another good one to watch if you have time (alot of time) is those 2 pommy poofters on the Beemer's crossing through Europe....now who wouldnt like to do a trip like that.....a well set up TT500 would be the go!!! .....a TT/HL/Adventure bike....now thats something to think about.

[DR]

Quote..you homo's Unquote

Now Davey Tite, you also state you love TM William also and I have a very compromising picture of you and Mr Stephanie Gall oops, Stephan I meant, at the last Classic Dirt ..is there some underlying little secret you'd like to share with us all?  

[firko]

I've previously posted about the above two movies on another thread. Despite being lemons they're arguably still the best movies with an MX based storyline Hollywood's pumped out.

I'm old enough to remember a TV series called 'Then Came Bronson' that was on our telly's back in '69/'70.
The storyline has Micheal Parks starring as Jim Bronson riding around America on his Harley Sportster. Evey week he'd be in another town solving another mystery or saving some young flower child from the evils of drugs. It was a surprisingly good series but was a little too out there for staid old sixties Australian tastes. I've seen a couple of episodes on DVD in recent times and it scrubs up a lot better than other stuff from the era. Bud Ekins did most of the stunt work and that tosser Charlie Sheen's dad Martin Sheen starred in the pilot as a bad guy.
       
http://www.thencamebronson.com/frames01.htm
http://iwblogger.com/2009/then-came-bronson-40-year-reunion/

[Lozza]

Can you guess who funded the Mickey Rourke/Don Johnston stinker?

[Marc.com]

Can you guess who funded the Mickey Rourke/Don Johnston stinker?

errrr is their name mentioned in the title  .... surely the MoCo would not resort to product placement. Does this mean 'Wild Hogs' may have had an American Motorcycle maker pitching in.

[EML]

And here I always thought that I had dreamed Then Came Bronson. Nobody but me could ever remember it. It was on telly in the avos, just before I had to go and feed the calves, in fact mum would be yelling at me to "stop watching that shit and go and feed the bloody calves" Jeez, I can her her now and shes been gone 10 yrs or more.
So, where can I get a copy or two???

[Tim754]

So, where can I get a copy or two???
                                                 Rumors of a box set of complete series run coming.