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Forgot to mention Lorenzo Lamas . met him in Colorado also .
Best regards, Wizzard

I think I'm too young, I don't know who half these people are...

camthepyro wrote:I think I'm too young, I don't know who half these people are...

Don't worry. None of them are important.

All these celeb bikers do is raise popularity of bikes & in turn make bikes more expensive.

Am I truly alone in being bored rigid by this celebrity thing? Maybe it is just my age. It probably is my age, because I've never heard of half of the people (?) mentioned here. Mr Gompers - you can be too old as well as too young.

So, just to show you how inconsequential and self-contradictory anything I might say on the subject is, how about adding:

Daniel Day Lewis.

I only know he is a biker because I saw a pic of said worthy actor in image-enhancing bike leathers. Pic was attached to sunday supplement interview. Yawn! yawn!

Someone should interview my dog. He has real personality and with a little bit of training might be induced to perform stunts on a mini-moto.

Don't forget Michael Jordan! Heck, so into it now he sponsors his own AMA team!

And Eric Bana (the guy from Black Hawk Down, The Hulk, and Troy) is a big Ducati guy. He races a Ducati 888.

There's a lot of folks out there that like to have their knees in the breeze whose job entails being in the lime light .
CLint Eastwood rode a Triumph in one of his earlier movies as well as a Kawi Police bike in one of the Dirty Harry movies .
Steve McQueen had a vast collection of classic bikes he use to warehouse in a small airport hanger in Santa Paula , Ca.
Regards, Wizzard
I am not surprised that some of you have not heard some of the names mentioned here considering your youthful ages...............

I know most of the People you're talking about Steve McQuenn kicks "O Ring", and Clint Eastwood kicks even more "O Ring", The Good The Bad and The Ugly is one of the best movies ever.

camthepyro wrote:I know most of the People you're talking about Steve McQuenn kicks "O Ring", and Clint Eastwood kicks even more "O Ring", The Good The Bad and The Ugly is one of the best movies ever.

steve kicks way more a$$ then clint.
I would like to see clint eastwood in "on any sunday". He would probably just shoot the other riders. "so you have to ask yourself malcom, do ya feel lucky?"

And your point is?

stratguy wrote:And your point is?

If you are talking to me, my point is to entertain myself and anyone else who might find it entertaining.