What's everyone's favourite bike movie

[XF650]

Can't ever fault Mad Max, Worlds Fastest Indian, On Any Sunday or even Wild Hogs but Road To Paloma anyone? Great recent film and certainly worth a look in! (thumbs)
And for a series, quite like Sons of Anarchy

[BIG DON]

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Another vote for the Worlds fastest indian and for bike scenes in films I did like Escape from Athena the bike chase with a solo and a combo was good.

And as :sick: as it was "I won't your clothes your boots and your motorcycle" Harley bits, good music though.

BIG D

[Nigel]

World's fastest Indian

Yes true, just that Mad Max was the first film I saw with some great bike action in it

[Nigel]

Debbie does Dallas.

are there any bikes in it, oh yeah I see :laugh:

[Steev68]

Have to say I really enjoyed TT3D - Closer to the Edge A really good folm/documentary about the guys that race at the TT, and it happened to be the year that Guy Martin had the really bad accident and it was captured in all its nastiness. Really well filmed and produced and with a tagine that says
"Just because you're breathing doesn't mean you're alive" you can't go wrong!

[Earwig]

Worlds fastest Indian (thumbs) (thumbs) But for a laugh... nobody has mentioned .... :pinch:

[AndyB]

Debbie does Dallas.

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Now either you're suggesting that the females in the film are bikes or that motorbikes actually feature in the film. Which is it because I certainly don't remember seeing any motorbikes but if there are then I might have to watch it all the way through again.

[OnHellas]

Debbie does Dallas.

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Now either you're suggesting that the females in the film are bikes or that motorbikes actually feature in the film. Which is it because I certainly don't remember seeing any motorbikes but if there are then I might have to watch it all the way through again.

Watch it again and be sure to make use it the pause, rewind and slow motion features.
You'll see what you're looking for then!

[WillS]

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Another vote for "The Worlds Fastest Indian" What a great and true story.

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[waynecoluk]

I honestly can't say I've seen one that I massively enjoyed.