ON ANY SUNDAY was and still is a must see film

Thanks for posting that BD


(I always wondered how many members here have seen it at least once..............I've lost count as to how many times I've watched it )


MikeR

If you're into zombie movies, there is a '70 Road Runner in "Daylight's End". Not terrible. Not great. The car is all Mad Max'ed.

Van Nuys Blvd ...

ANutter one ... I don’t think anyone has mentioned this movie .... EVER !

I’ll bet .... Even the roadTOADhatea probably doesn’t know ....

I'll go with Payback, one of Mel Gibson's movies from 1999.

Mike.

Give mopMike a ceegar !

Did you know there are TWO VERSIONS on that movie ?

OK
I did. One doesn't even have Kris Kristopherson in it at all.

bigdad have you ever watched On Any Sunday II ? really disappointing and IMO should never have been made.......................but I shouldn't complain or be so down on it I did get a small part in it

where should we look to see you ?

At or around the 49:30 minute mark on a yellow bike, mostly yellow gear and a blue helmet with two white (skunk) stripes There's another rider on a Honda that helps me out of a bad and awkward situation on top of a cliff

What got me to this awkward position was actually the shot near the end that appears to be someone else going too fast. It was me going at a good race speed on the side of the cliff on a single track trail. I hit a pretty good size rock that got knocked onto the trail and popped the front wheel airborne and I was headed off of the cliff. Somehow I saved it from going all the way over but the left side foot peg had buried itself into the ground and acted like a pivot. Every time I tried to pull the front end up the bike would pivot on the foot peg and put the rear wheel over the edge. I was very lucky the big red rider came along and good guy that he was pulled the back end up as I pulled the front. I was thanking him the entire time and even as I left and hoped to see him at the end to thank him again and buy him a beer Funny thing about the situation and being short I had trouble remounting the bike and actually hit the rear fender with my boot as I swung my leg over. I felt it and almost knocked the bike (again) over the edge but got going. I got just a little ways down the trail when I had a chance to take a quick look back and saw the dust at the bottom of the cliff and thought "OMG I just knocked the guy that helped me off of the cliff, That wasn't my rear fender I just kicked but that good guy that helped me" I never saw that guy again and thought he was mad at me for what I had done to him after he saved my butt. When the movie came out I saw what really happened and realized I really owed him a couple of beers for all of that.

Second image is me hauling butt down the single track and headed for trouble: I have had lots of crazy things happen to me in races but never one that was filmed and somewhat shown to be true........"never screw up a good story with facts" someone once told me, in this case I found out I thought for a year that I had knocked that poor, good guy off of the cliff.

MikeR

what happened after I left

Around the 48-ish minute mark........they made it into a pretty funny instance. Really wasn't at the back of the pack as it was a National Enduro in the California desert. Won my class and went on to win the class national title and have to give that guy a big thanks for saving my butt. As I said I really thought I had knocked the guy over the cliff when just moments down the trail I took a quick look back to see all of the dust down the cliff side and at the bottom. Glad he and no one was hurt and sure glad I didn't go off the edge as I was hauling when I hit that big rock.

OG .. gone in 60 full movie