Why can't they make a good motorcycle movie?

[Boob Johnson]

Necro!!!!!

[Kornholio]

'Fled' with Stephen Baldwin and Laurence Fishburne was quite a good movie with a bit of Ducati action going on...

'Battle Truck' had some future bike action in and it run on chicken shit heh

[EJK]

Biker boyz waz da shit!

[mossy1200]

Motorcycle Diaries would be my pick.
Or Worlds Fastest Indian

[rustyrobot]

Biker boyz waz shit!

Fixed it for you.

[nodrog:Me]

Street hawk, FTW!

[Headbanger]

Chuck Norris+motorcycle+Bike mounted rockets=Some fucked up terrorists

[HenryDorsetCase]

In MACHETE theres a minigun mounted on a Harley. Jumped over a fence thats on fire. It was awesome

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[Swoop]

TT3D.
Closer to the edge.

[lakedaemonian]

Here's a short movie filmed on a DLSR...not bad for a semi amateur.

Better than most madd media rubbish:

[5150]

Two come to mind (both Harley orientated movies tho)

-Harley Davidson and Marlboro man (Don Johnson and Mickey Rourke)

-Fixing The Shadow (Beyond The Law) with Charley Sheen

[munster]

Werewolves on Wheels 1971


Clips from 'Naked Angels' 1969

[munster]

The Wild Angels 1966 - Peter Fonda pre Easy Rider


Motorcycle Gang 1957

[oldguy]

Long Way Round, Long Way Down, Charley Boorman, Ewan McGregor

[rustyrobot]

THE LEATHER BOYS

Young Dot (Rita Tushingham) and her boyfriend Reggie (Colin Campbell) are members of a group of bikers who hang out at the Ace Café (a real North Circular location). They have a good time socialising and zooming up and down the road - real old fashioned "ton-up" kids. Dot wants to get married and Reggie thoughtlessly agrees, and the couple soon find themselves married.

The honeymoon, at Butlin's (Bognor Regis), doesn't go well. The weather is atrocious, and while Dot wants to go drinking and dancing, Reggie would rather stay in and have sex. The couple are already drifting apart by the end of the honeymoon, and once home Dot proves an incompetent housewife who spends her time buying magazines and chocolate and having her hair done, while Reggie works and comes home to a dirty flat and beans for tea.

Reggie finds solace with his biker mates and starts to form a close relationship with Pete (Dudley Sutton) who is a very happy-go-lucky character who works at the local tip and is of no fixed abode.