This is a great movie, too bad I have to go to work, and will have to watch it later. Thanks Hulu, for all the great movies! Man I love these movies!

in tribute to the memory of my dad who raced hare n hound scrambles/ time trials from late 50's, on a light english greaves when all there was around was heavy harly and indian bikes. worked with NM st police and search & rescue. broke a leg on the flyingmile flat track in '67 - 1 spd box an no brakes, just fast an light.- ,when laid up, studied and became AMA district ref. and expert on the elect inj systems that came out in ,68. rode a yam 500 for many years of recreation (thank you bobby johnson) memories of and thanks to all the good folks and families that were a part of those past days.

I remember seeing this when I was a kid and it was in the theaters. Still a HUGE Malcolm Smith fan, this film educated me to his "greatness".One thing I wondering, since all the reviews have 5 star ratings... why the 3.5 rating in the header? Guess some people just like to give everything 1 star to screw up the overall rating. This film is a modern classic and a must for anyone who considers themselves a motorcyclist. Even with the cheesy 70's soundtrack... even it's a hoot!

this movie was watched almost every sunday when we came home from Flattrack racing it inspired my son to use some special tacktics
and he finished one year number 1 as a senior 50cc . and i was lucky enough to meet Gene Romero a couple of years ago. it is a movie a can watch over and over

A simpler time when we had to create our own entertainment. We built ramps with table tops to be like Evil. We held our breath on the Snake Canyon Jump (As if he ever had a chance) And we went to the theatre to watch this movie. Remember that first "endo" you did on your bike? Yep, probably learned it from here. Or when you crossed your handle bars on the jumps.... Our version of the X-Games. No helmets, no pads... no major injuries. I practiced wheelies just to try to set a record like the opening credits. The only thing better would be Schoolhouse Rock. Timeless, and I appreciate Hulu for allowing me to share it with my own 9 year old. Now he will be crashing all over the neighborhood. Thanks...