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Brummie Jackie
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They had a challenege on the radio this morning asking people to name films with memorable motorbike scences in
, they managed 17, i think you guys can top that easy.
I'll start the ball rolling with the obvious one.
1. Steve McQueen - The Great Escape
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Wannabe
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excalibur
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Chasing the Shadow AKA 'Beyond the Law' was brilliant.
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Wannabe
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Oh hang on... motorbike scenes... not motorbike movies...
In that case, I retract my Vampire Motorcycle and replace with a Blade movie. I forget which one but Wes Snipes was pretty cool in it
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UKHarleyRider
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Wannabe
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OK... so we're going motorbike movies...
In that case... the best motorbike movie ever:
The World's Fastest Indian
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got all three blade films wannas........love em
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UKHarleyRider
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thnx wannabe took a lot of thinkin for this time of morn lol
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The TT races ( George formby ) on his shuttleworth speacial..
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snakes on a plane, crap film but good scene at the start with lad on a crosser
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UKHarleyRider
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Rambo,, Great chase thro the woods on a scrambler
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Mask, great bikers movie, oscar winning performance from Cher...
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X Men 2 ... Great Harley saw the film bought the bike
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