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- Your friend, Jon.Two professional motocross riders head out on a pleasure ride from Mexico to Canada. Along the way they run into various characters like a junkyard woman, two horny hippy chicks and a teen rider and his girlfriend. When one of the bikers makes eyes at the teen’s girl he’s challenged to a race.
Director: Don Hulette.
Writers: Walter Dallenbach, Thomas Pope (as Tom Pope).
Stars: Marc Alaimo, Ernie Garrett, John Hoyt, Perry Lang, Michael McRae, Michael Sullivan.
I was the Cinematographer and Editor on this film way back in the day! It turned out to be a game changer for me when Clint Eastwood saw a highlight reel to view the scenes I shot by Match, Campfire & Lantern Light… This film turned out to be a stepping stone that eventually led to me being Clint’s Cinematographer on BRONCO BILLY &
ANY WHICH WAY YOU CAN… Thanks for making it available I’ve been searching for it for decades!!!
David Worth…
Hello David,
Ingrid here – hair, make-up, wardrobe. One of the.best memories ever, working with you. Remember the “Odyssey Girls” and the Salton Sea? Damn, we had a ball
Thank you for this upload! I’m a big Marc Alaimo fan and even though he’s in this for a split second, it was still great to see this back online. What’s odd to me is that Alaimo is an avid rider, but never sets foot near a bike in the whole movie! Too bad!
WOW! What a joy this is to find it on line. Don Hulette, may he Rest In Peace, would have loved to have seen this. I did hair, make-up and wardrobe on this little film. Great memories. What a time, what a time it was.
Merci pour le partage, passionné de motocross c’est le premier film que j’ai vu au cinéma , j’avais 7 ans. Je le cherchais depuis des décennies. Merci beaucoup.
Ernie Garrett here. Great memory So good to see this I did go back to Oregon. But Oh I had some adventures before hand!