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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by motoged
I always look forward to tv coverage of the Baja 1000...and invariably am disappointed for all the reasons already mentioned. At least Joe Rogan
wasn't barking out his opinions as the commentator 
I appreciate that true fans are disappointed with such commercial coverage (BF Goodrich doesn't make motorcycle tires, so shaddup!! :lol ) ...YouTube has better coverage....Dust to Glory needs Version #2 soon...
Back to prepping my bike for February 
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Ged... on Facebook, I am friends with one of the producers of Dust to Glory... On his wall was a link that would interest you:
Motorcycle Industry Supports Brown's Project Inspired By The Movie That Started It All!
Dana Brown December 8, 2010 - Fullerton, CA - Though still in development stages, the next addition to the iconic "On Any Sunday" film franchise
began shooting this past weekend at the Red Bull Catalina Grand Prix under the guidance of Director Dana Brown. Dana's previous credits include "Dust
To Glory", "Step Into Liquid" and most recently "High Water".
For his next project, Dana will continue the beautiful photography, eye-catching sequences and wonderful storytelling that his father Bruce Brown
started with the Academy Award nominated "On Any Sunday" (1971) that has become the hallmark for motorcycle movies.
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Ken Cooke
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Cyanide41
Damn! Day late and a peso short. I missed it. One thing I miss about the US, is the DVR boxes. |
I could not get a video signal into my Handicam yesterday from my Direct TV output signal. Not sure why...
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motoged
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
Ged... on Facebook, I am friends with one of the producers of Dust to Glory... On his wall was a link that would interest you:
Motorcycle Industry Supports Brown's Project Inspired By The Movie That Started It All!.... |
David,
Ya know, I was thinking of "On Any Sunday" when I wrote my bit about "D to G #2"....Dana's Dad did it right with the first OAS...the sequel wasn't as
good, I don't think.
Dana's stuff is A-1, so I would watch anything he does (Haven't seen High Water....was not aware of it....will look)
Those of us with Baja sand between our toes and vehicle stories will likely never be satisfied with the dirth of Baja moto films.... we need to just
be there more than we are able to be...
Feliz Navigation
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capt. mike
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for basic entertainment i thought it was a fine show.
unless you have done it or been there to watch it or help as a crew etc it is all a bit distant.
i have done 2 out of 3 but to actually run it is amazing and i only have amazing respect to those that have experienced that end.
formerly Ordained in Rev. Ewing\'s Church by Mail - busted on tax fraud.......
Now joined L. Ron Hoover\'s church of Appliantology
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motoged
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| Quote: | Originally posted by capt. mike
for basic entertainment i thought it was a fine show. |
Aside from that Mrs. Lincoln, how did you enjoy the play?
Don't believe everything you think....
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