The World's Fastest Indian

[lksseven]

Wonderful movie, and some fun footage of old motorcycles and some garage techniques I'm sure many here can identify with.

Highly recommended.

Larry Seale
I choose to ride

[Paul Danik]

Larry,

   I couldn't agree more, everyone I know who has watched this movie really enjoyed it.  I will buy a copy when it becomes available, but I am sure it will not compare to seeing it on the big screen with a theater full of like minded folks. I also learned how to keep my Lemon tree flourishing in the movie.

Paul

[Rain Man]

Anthony Hopkins may be an actor with the worlds fastest Indian, but my names Raymond and I got the worlds fastest pentons
  Sit down, shut up and hold the throttle to the pin..
 and tell me otherwise.
JMO

Raymond
 Down East Pentons

[Kevin Grimes]

As long as we're on movies,I recommend "Dust to Glory", probably one of the best off road racing movies ever made.
                                 Kevin

[Dwight Rudder]

Dust to Glory is good but doesn't quite measure up to the orginal "ON ANY SUNDAY">
IMHO,
Dwight

Dwight Rudder
7 time ISDT / E medalist
8 time National Enduro Class Champion.

[Kevin Grimes]

I agree with Dwight, On Any Sunday is the best motorcycle movie ever made. That is why I said Dust to Glory is one the best off road racing movies ever made.
                       Kevin

[wildman]

I must have choked up at least 5 times watching "WFI", I'm glad it was dark. Some of it was a little hokey, but I really identified with the little boy next door, I had some great mentors growing up. Aw garsh! Wildman
 PS. Now I know how and what material to make my own pistons from!

1975 250 Cross Country, 1974 175 Jackpiner, 1975 125