Art Scholl flew the Cessna 150 Aerobat in this scene. For those who aren't familiar with him, he was a pretty famous stunt and movie pilot. He was killed during the filming of "Top Gun" not long after this movie was produced, when he went into an inverted flat spin off the California coast. What a tremendous pilot he was - who else could take that Aerobat to the absolute edge of what it can do? Not many like him around anymore.
+Jeff Swiggers He was an incredible pilot and a saint of a human being. It destroyed us all when he died just a few months after filming this sequence for us. That's why I never tire of watching this sequence - Kevin Elders
+Jeff Swiggers All I can say is he showed the full potential of that plane.I saw this when it first came out in the theaters, and when this seen was on everyone in there was like"Holy Sh*t!! That pilot's amazing!"
Interesting, useless fact: In the TV show Cobra Kai, Johnny likes Iron Eagle. Larry B. Scott and Rob Garrison, who were Cobra Kai's in The Karate Kid, played Reggie and Packer, respectively, in Iron Eagle.
I knew Rob Garrison played the part of Packer but I don't think Reggie was in The Karate Kid. Another fun fact is that Doug Masters' girlfriend played Jan in The Office, Dunder Mifflin's vice principal and Michael Scott's fling. RIP Mr Garrison.
@@paddydoublems Yes, I've seen it on wikipedia. In any case, he was very little in the picture. He doesn't look like a typical cobra kaï fighter either.
I have many military friends from the 80s who are leadership roles now. Obviously its never fun but i grew up with navy seals with Sheen n Michael beihn
Today they wouldn't bother to make this flying real or the motorcycle driving would be cheep CGI with shaking cam so you couldn't see whats going on. Those stuntmen in the 80's just rock!
This is the most awesomely unrealistic movie ever... and that's why I love it 30 years later! I live in Dubai now and got a picture with a UAE F-16 at the Dubai Airshow this past November; I felt the spirit of Doug Masters and Chappy! :D
@@MatthewAGilbert I sure feel it. hahah thanks. Hey I just put a good song up Summer of 69. Mind letting me know if it's a good one or not, then? lol :-)
man i loved this movie, my friend an I were in the air cadets back then and we alternated between watching this and top gun....killer soundtracks as well 👍
150 Aerobat Piper Tomahawk Aeronca Champ Decathlon I love this movie growing up in the 80's when your dad has 3 airplanes this movie was one of my family favs!
"Old Enough To Rock and Roll" by Rainey Haynes. And it's not even on the official movie soundtrack because the cheap bastards didn't want to pay her for it!
Rest In Peace Rob Garrison as he was one of the kids in the other Cessna. The black kid real name is Larry B Scott who played Reggie co starred with Garrison who played Packer in the Karate Kid and ironically Johnny Lawrence as seen in Cobra Kai likes this movie I’m sure Johnny is surprised to see 2 of the kids in this film that look like his friends from his teen years including Tommy.
Brillo, the guy in the plane with Larry B Scott, was played by Tom Fridley and was also in Karate kid. He was one of Freddy Fernandez’s friends at the beach party. He famously egged on Daniel by claiming “maybe they ain’t got no moves where he comes from”. He is also the nephew of John Travolta
Guess some of the members of John Kreese's Cobra Kai dojo decided to get their pilot's license after Daniel beat them at the All Valley Karate Tournament 😂
And Knotcher grew up, got a nursing degree, changed his name to Buck because he like to f$&k, only to be killed by a blonde assassin who’s called the bride and is after deadly viper squad and their leader Bill.
It never said he had zero oil pressure, just that he was losing oil pressure. The real issue is somehow he didn't just maintain speed but accelerated while losing oil pressure. One would expect he would at least slow down, if not seize the engine as his friends warn him.
"Can you hear me now?" That moment, as an adult, is now the ONLY point in this scene I can still relate to: I'd never do anything this crazy, especially after being sabotaged, but I'd sure deck Notcher for it. This is ironic to think, after an 80s childhood where I was thrilled by the adventures of characters like Doug Masters, and encouraged to "identify" with them somehow, I've realized that i feel more like the other characters, who think this is bullshit. At best, I've grown up to be more like Chappie than Doug . . . I hope.
Ever notice that the flaps are down on the Cessna? This would have been no contest with the flaps up. I've flown the 152 quite a bit. This has trick videography which makes it look dangerous and some portions probably were. But not as dangerous as it looked. A very memorable scene in a classic aviation movie.
Could we talk about that angle at 1:16? The flying is EXCEPTIONAL! Anyone who doesn't want to fucking throw down in a cessna or a piper after this don't talk to me....LOL
Pilots weren't as safe back in the 80s. Looking back in adulthood, I'm more interested in how we're expected to believe this kid can rescue his dad with an F-16, but he can't land an Aerobat in 500 ft using full flaps without having a runway excursion resulting in a nosegear collapse.
Good day Mr Kevin Elders! First I want to thank you for uploading my favourite scene of my favourite film ever made in this great quality! As I love this film I am currently building a full scale RC Cessna 152 Aerobat model which is in the scene here and I want to get all details on it. Therefore, I would need some photos of N9828J. I think I might be on the right address here to ask for! I am looking forward for a kind reply! Thank you and best greetings from Luxembourg, central Europe! Tristan
+Tristan Sulzberger Hi Tristan! Thanks for watching the clip. Unfortunately, the only pictures of that Cessna that I have access to now after all these years are the images that are in the film. This was Art Scholl's personal plane, I believe, but I don't have any more info on it. Sorry, I couldn't be of more help! Kevin
+Invitation Entertainment Hey Kevin, didn´t know it was Art Scholl´s 152. Seems the aircraft is still around, the registration is in the system until 2017! Thanks for your help anyway! BTW, something I was always wondering about is where Iron Eagle has been made! Beecher AB does actually not exist. Hope it is okay to ask it! Greetings from Luxembourg! Tristan
Well technically if Doug did crash it wouldn't technically count as man slaughter 1 cause the plane would be destroyed to the point were they wouldn't have enough evidence to prove that it was tampered with and would say it was just a malfunction
4:05 I keep trying to figure out the speed they both were going. Cause I heard the stall speed of that plane depending on wind direction was 42 to 48 knots or 55 mph. But it looked like he had the flaps down to stabilize it. Still a bad ass scene.
Well the XR250 looks like its hammering so say 110-120kph is like 62kts so flaps out it would be ok but pushing the envelope for maneuvers lol... slightly too steep side slip turn and you would drop a wing easy
If I’ve done my researching calculations correct The XR250R still bone stock, with a 13/48 gear combo and a max rpm of 8200 could expect 65mph… Now knowing that this is a pair of stunt boys they probably upgraded the gear set to give it a bit more upper umph to help out the Cessna With a upgraded 13/39 combo you get a calculated max. speed of 78mph. That’s 67.78 knts… With the Cessna A150K, L Areobat stalling out at 48 kts and the fact is that stunt rider is riding balls to the wall…. I’d safely say …65knt/75mph is Their speed..
If I’ve done my researching calculations correct The XR250R still bone stock, with a 13/48 gear combo and a max rpm of 8200 could expect 65mph… Now knowing that this is a pair of stunt boys they probably upgraded the gear set to give it a bit more upper umph to help out the Cessna With a upgraded 13/39 combo you get a calculated max. speed of 78mph. That’s 67.78 knts… With the Cessna A150K, L Areobat stalling out at 48 kts and the fact is that stunt rider is riding balls to the wall…. I’d safely say …65knt/75mph is Their speed..
@@kansaman1late to the punch but I think it’s a 350R, they made them for a couple years and judging by the cylinder head it’s a bigger bore than the old xr250, I’m super autism over the old XR’s I got a few
@@conquistador69420 upon further review@ min 5:34…you are correct it is a XR 350 R!!! Upon doing further research, the RPM gearing and sprocket sizes would all be still the same so the speed would remain the same you’re only difference is your torque value and acceleration but yes you are correct in seeing that it is a XR 350 R!
Who performs this song and what's the name of the song. Growing up I've only ever heard it in this movie. Never heard it on the radio growing up. The copy I had on VHS of this move cut off during the credits.
Doug was definitely jamming to those tunes while zooming.
RIP Art Scholl. Truly the greatest stunt pilot in cinematic history.
Art was one of greatest pilots in aviation history! They have a “showmanship” award named in his honor!
Art Scholl flew the Cessna 150 Aerobat in this scene. For those who aren't familiar with him, he was a pretty famous stunt and movie pilot. He was killed during the filming of "Top Gun" not long after this movie was produced, when he went into an inverted flat spin off the California coast. What a tremendous pilot he was - who else could take that Aerobat to the absolute edge of what it can do? Not many like him around anymore.
+Jeff Swiggers He was an incredible pilot and a saint of a human being. It destroyed us all when he died just a few months after filming this sequence for us. That's why I never tire of watching this sequence - Kevin Elders
+Invitation Entertainment do you know who the stunt rider on the Honda XR is.
+Jeff Swiggers WHAT A TALENTED PILOT!
+Jeff Swiggers All I can say is he showed the full potential of that plane.I saw this when it first came out in the theaters, and when this seen was on everyone in there was like"Holy Sh*t!! That pilot's amazing!"
+nascar138 what a FREAKIN AWESOME MOVIE THAT WAS in the 80's!!!!!!
I miss the 80s. Remember when we used to have fun?
14 people aren't old enough to rock and roll.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
LOL! You nailed it!
@@niceagle22 26 ppl couldn't handle the loop, nevermind the music !!
Anyone that is interested, that is an Aiwa HS - F2 CassetteBoy with auto reverse on his kneeboard.
gangster
Man I always wondered that. Looked everywhere as a kid to find it and never did.
You can find one on eBay for a cool $700….
Lol, I liked this scene when I first saw this as a kid. I see how truly awesome it is as an adult now!
Interesting, useless fact: In the TV show Cobra Kai, Johnny likes Iron Eagle. Larry B. Scott and Rob Garrison, who were Cobra Kai's in The Karate Kid, played Reggie and Packer, respectively, in Iron Eagle.
Very true. RIP Rob Garrison.
I knew Rob Garrison played the part of Packer but I don't think Reggie was in The Karate Kid. Another fun fact is that Doug Masters' girlfriend played Jan in The Office, Dunder Mifflin's vice principal and Michael Scott's fling. RIP Mr Garrison.
@@switchblade800x3 Larry B Scott was in the Karate Kid. He plays a Cobra Kai that was easily disposed of.
@@paddydoublems Yes, I've seen it on wikipedia. In any case, he was very little in the picture. He doesn't look like a typical cobra kaï fighter either.
Fuck yeah, I was 7 when this came out! Now I'm 42, and it still feels the same.
#verified
No, you might be 44 now 😆. I will be 42.
This is a great 80s action film, even though it is cheesy. Most movies today are overrated and lack substance.
I have many military friends from the 80s who are leadership roles now. Obviously its never fun but i grew up with navy seals with Sheen n Michael beihn
I'll Take The So Called "Cheesy" '80s Flicks Of Yesteryear To The Shit Garbage Of Today! Hoe YAH!
Watch out for Devils Face!!! That's where Jimmy Branson bought it!
Still one of the most fun flight sequences ever filmed. Back when they did air stunts for real.
Today they wouldn't bother to make this flying real or the motorcycle driving would be cheep CGI with shaking cam so you couldn't see whats going on. Those stuntmen in the 80's just rock!
Crazy how they do things without needlessly risking people's lives.
@@Inspadave Allow me to introduce - Top gun Maverick, LMFAOOO
@Wetter42 Haha well to be fair Tom is from this Era
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This is the most awesomely unrealistic movie ever... and that's why I love it 30 years later! I live in Dubai now and got a picture with a UAE F-16 at the Dubai Airshow this past November; I felt the spirit of Doug Masters and Chappy! :D
Gee whiz... 30 yrs later. Wow. At 50 yrs old, I remember this movie on HBO. Damn I feel old.
@@snowman374th Well, at least you still remember; you're not THAT old! :D
@@MatthewAGilbert I sure feel it. hahah thanks. Hey I just put a good song up Summer of 69. Mind letting me know if it's a good one or not, then? lol :-)
I don't think I have ever seen a Cessna 150 look as badass as it does in this scene. What a great video.
I completely agree! Awesome scene!
very well put together and such a buzz watching!!
man i loved this movie, my friend an I were in the air cadets back then and we alternated between watching this and top gun....killer soundtracks as well 👍
Top Gun seemed much more modern in terms of music and visuals despite both films being released in the same year.
150 Aerobat
Piper Tomahawk
Aeronca Champ Decathlon
I love this movie growing up in the 80's when your dad has 3 airplanes this movie was one of my family favs!
Anyone know what's song that is?
Elliot Maison it’s called “ old enough to rock and roll”
@@elliotmaison216 download load Shazam. Best friend for music
"Old Enough To Rock and Roll" by Rainey Haynes. And it's not even on the official movie soundtrack because the cheap bastards didn't want to pay her for it!
I wanted to hang out with these kids when I first saw this movie. So cool
That moment when you've flown over half the planes in this part of the movie...And holy crap, I didn't know a PA-38 could do that at 2:18!
It can, this fkn movie inspired me to do it...
I lost 500ft but did it ok lol
@@LostCloudx4
Geez louise man....
Any aircraft can be rolled. One G if you do it right. 🤫
Reggie is my dude. Everyone needs a bud like Reggie
Anyone else notice that this was supposed to be a race but all the aircraft had flaps down for slower flight? Still great flying though!
When you can take a 150/152 aerobat and do these kinds of things with it you are one hell of a pilot. RIP Art!
Fun fact: That 150 is still flying today out here in CA.
@@trevorsimpkins3142 Yes! I have already searched the N number. Really cool
RIP Jimmy Branson
LOL!
Love that 150/150hp Aerobat. And that Tomahawk roll!! Spectacular!
Don't forget the Citabria.
I like how those 2 guys in the plane are having a funtime together even though they are on opposite sides,, this bad guy character is smiling :P
Free airplane ride :)
Jason Gedrick Really Kicked Ass In This Movie, As Did Louis Gossett Jr.
Rest In Peace Rob Garrison as he was one of the kids in the other Cessna. The black kid real name is Larry B Scott who played Reggie co starred with Garrison who played Packer in the Karate Kid and ironically Johnny Lawrence as seen in Cobra Kai likes this movie I’m sure Johnny is surprised to see 2 of the kids in this film that look like his friends from his teen years including Tommy.
Larry B Scott also did Revenge of the Nerds IIRC
Also played Rudy in SpaceCamp
Brillo, the guy in the plane with Larry B Scott, was played by Tom Fridley and was also in Karate kid. He was one of Freddy Fernandez’s friends at the beach party. He famously egged on Daniel by claiming “maybe they ain’t got no moves where he comes from”. He is also the nephew of John Travolta
Larry B Scott was hilarious as Lamar in Revenge of the Nerds.
He also played Briddle in Extreme Prejudice.
One sound clip that remains in my head is the startup of that Cessna....
RIP Louis Gossett Jr. such a great person and actor in these films
Can you hear me now?! Best line ever!!!
Always Thought it'd be funny if Doug slapped Notcher over the helmet with his wing on the straight away at the end. Lol
Or got right in front of him and gave him a taste of that smoke.
@@RichardX1 I was always amazed that this didn't happen.
Art Scholl actually did that during another take.
Such a shame this song wasn’t on the soundtrack.
5:47 - One punch? If I almost got killed from something that was claimed to be "just a joke", I would gone all People's Elbow on Notcher's ass!
I would have called the cops on his ass.
Peoples elbow? Would have curb stopped his ass on a desert rock
Agreed, he would be eating through a straw for a few weeks.
In this era, it would have been a Hogan Legdrop.
Iron Eagle 🦅 (1986) is Rated PG-13 in orange.
Iron Eagle 🦅 (1986) is owned by Tri-Star Pictures 🐴🪽.
Mad respect to Michael Runyard for hauling that XR 350 around. He later did stuntwork for James Bond "Never say Never again" Iron Man and Ant Man.
Who knew Styles from Teenwolf was such a good pilot. 🤷🏻♂️
This action flick is underrated but it’s gain cult status be of the theme and classic action sequences.
Who the hell hits a down vote on this scene/song! Must have been raised wrong...
Probably was Knotcher.
I'm thinking the nay votes came from Trent Palmer or Mike Patey
Obviously isn't old enough to rock and roll.
It's crazy to know that Knotcher is Uncle Jack in Breaking Bad Season 5!
Holy shit...it is!
Buck from Kill Bill 😎
I think he was in walking tall with the rock too.
Strong quality
Stiles with the commentary! I expected Doug to "wolf out" when he went to punch knotcher in the face.
Guess some of the members of John Kreese's Cobra Kai dojo decided to get their pilot's license after Daniel beat them at the All Valley Karate Tournament 😂
And Knotcher grew up, got a nursing degree, changed his name to Buck because he like to f$&k, only to be killed by a blonde assassin who’s called the bride and is after deadly viper squad and their leader Bill.
The guy on the xr is really good rider too. And Art on the cessna is brilliant
I love these old movies
That engine sure does run awhile with no oil pressure
It never said he had zero oil pressure, just that he was losing oil pressure. The real issue is somehow he didn't just maintain speed but accelerated while losing oil pressure. One would expect he would at least slow down, if not seize the engine as his friends warn him.
Yes it duse very reliable engrin
"Can you hear me now?"
That moment, as an adult, is now the ONLY point in this scene I can still relate to: I'd never do anything this crazy, especially after being sabotaged, but I'd sure deck Notcher for it.
This is ironic to think, after an 80s childhood where I was thrilled by the adventures of characters like Doug Masters, and encouraged to "identify" with them somehow, I've realized that i feel more like the other characters, who think this is bullshit. At best, I've grown up to be more like Chappie than Doug . . . I hope.
Who here miss goood music lol
Damn how rich are these kids that they can just smash a 30k 152 and not just walk away from it like “it’ll buff out”.
152 wasnt 30k back then
legendary film
Takes me waaaaay back
RIP Chappy!!
wow thanks for the info
Love how the max performance Chandelle looks as if he overflow the rocky terrain. Lol
excelente films
Plane vs bike should’ve never been close 🤣
It is when you have the flaps down full at 30°. 😉
Knotcher went on to play Jack (Nazi) in Breaking Bad.
Art Scholl was without doubt the greatest pilot in history!
JOHN TRAVOLTA Is A Pretty Damn Good Pilot Too, From What I Understand!
Art Scholl definitely had crazy skills, but Bob Hoover and his Aero Commander will always be my favorite aerobatic pilot. RIP to both legends.
Incredible what you can get out of analoge film..
Kinda love this scene reminds me of Rogue Squadron of Luke Skywalker competing in T16 Skyhopper against Biggs, Wedge and Windy in Beggar's Canyon!!!
Cessna with all the flaps tries its best to fly... slowly :D
Poor Jimmy Branson.....land the plane man!
This is the most expensive game of chicken in the history of the world.
Racing a Cessna with a full flaps deployed is not a good idea. 😂😂😂
Tony's Super Decathlon was also used in "The Sky Trap".
Fun fact Knotcher is played by Michael Bowen, Buck from Kill Bill
Doug makes this shit look easy: especially going vertical on the rock face.
Water's for Washin'
Dickel's for Drinkin'
Ever notice that the flaps are down on the Cessna? This would have been no contest with the flaps up. I've flown the 152 quite a bit. This has trick videography which makes it look dangerous and some portions probably were. But not as dangerous as it looked. A very memorable scene in a classic aviation movie.
I"M in Heaven the day we can get that flame going violet.
Now I'm curious to the origin of this challenge, maybe a Harley vs a Jenny back in the 20s
god bless Art Scholl!!
Could we talk about that angle at 1:16? The flying is EXCEPTIONAL! Anyone who doesn't want to fucking throw down in a cessna or a piper after this don't talk to me....LOL
Terrain following, slides into position behind the moto with nose pointed at the rider's head. Amazing flying.
DOUG masters AIR-MAN
Sabotaging an aircraft is a federal offense.
Wronbg
They didn't have time to pause the shoot for the NTSB investigation. 😂
This is all I want to do with my life. Fly like Art Scholl did
For such a great pilot he sure sucks at preflighting his aircraft.
+illinimarine7 it is a movie.. in a later movie he gets him self killed that should make you happy.
Pilots weren't as safe back in the 80s. Looking back in adulthood, I'm more interested in how we're expected to believe this kid can rescue his dad with an F-16, but he can't land an Aerobat in 500 ft using full flaps without having a runway excursion resulting in a nosegear collapse.
Everybody talking about aerobat but nobody notices Tomahawk doing a barrel roll
Shit, i just realized that Notch probable sabotaged Jimmy Branson.
The reason he had full flaps is the finish line was the runway. Being he was losing oil pressure he need to make a landing immediately.
why he got the flaps down tryna win 😂. even as a kid I always questioned that
Good day Mr Kevin Elders!
First I want to thank you for uploading my favourite scene of my favourite film ever made in this great quality! As I love this film I am currently building a full scale RC Cessna 152 Aerobat model which is in the scene here and I want to get all details on it. Therefore, I would need some photos of N9828J. I think I might be on the right address here to ask for! I am looking forward for a kind reply!
Thank you and best greetings from Luxembourg, central Europe!
Tristan
+Tristan Sulzberger Hi Tristan! Thanks for watching the clip. Unfortunately, the only pictures of that Cessna that I have access to now after all these years are the images that are in the film. This was Art Scholl's personal plane, I believe, but I don't have any more info on it. Sorry, I couldn't be of more help! Kevin
+Invitation Entertainment Hey Kevin, didn´t know it was Art Scholl´s 152. Seems the aircraft is still around, the registration is in the system until 2017! Thanks for your help anyway! BTW, something I was always wondering about is where Iron Eagle has been made! Beecher AB does actually not exist. Hope it is okay to ask it!
Greetings from Luxembourg! Tristan
+Tristan Sulzberger Beecher was an Israeli base.
pppppp
@@Anarchist86ed Where the F-16s and Kfirs were yes but other airstrip scenes were filmed in the US iirc
@3:15 I like how admitting to manslaughter isn't that big of a deal back in the 80's if his plane went down. lol, wtf?
Well technically if Doug did crash it wouldn't technically count as man slaughter 1 cause the plane would be destroyed to the point were they wouldn't have enough evidence to prove that it was tampered with and would say it was just a malfunction
never noticed when i was a kid , but the plane having its flaps down was so obvious as an adult
Nothing says 80s prank like attempted murder! The good ole days
C'mon, you act like you've never loosened the oil cap on your rival's engine when he wanted to race you in his plane.
Where can u get this song download?
Cessna 150
Aeronca champ
Piper PA28 Tomahawk
He has the flaps down... 🤯 way before he needs them.. don't question ⁉️ something
I really want to recreate this in FS2020, right down to Doug's livery.
lets do it
@@LostCloudx4 Air races were added, but sadly no Cessna vs dirt bike.
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Hey all.... Any idea where this was filmed? I can feel a recreation in MSFS 2020 coming on :)
Valley of Fire, Maopa, NV. Lots of trick videography in there.
what's the song called?
4:05 I keep trying to figure out the speed they both were going. Cause I heard the stall speed of that plane depending on wind direction was 42 to 48 knots or 55 mph. But it looked like he had the flaps down to stabilize it. Still a bad ass scene.
Well the XR250 looks like its hammering so say 110-120kph is like 62kts so flaps out it would be ok but pushing the envelope for maneuvers lol... slightly too steep side slip turn and you would drop a wing easy
If I’ve done my researching calculations correct
The XR250R still bone stock, with a 13/48 gear combo and a max rpm of 8200 could expect 65mph…
Now knowing that this is a pair of stunt boys they probably upgraded the gear set to give it a bit more upper umph to help out the Cessna
With a upgraded 13/39 combo you get a calculated max. speed of 78mph.
That’s 67.78 knts…
With the Cessna A150K, L Areobat stalling out at 48 kts and the fact is that stunt rider is riding balls to the wall…. I’d safely say …65knt/75mph is Their speed..
Honda- Geil
keep jammin to the tunes cause your zoomin
HA! He is trying to out run him in a race with 40 degrees of flaps set in ...... NICE!
Launchpad 72 you mean degree of percent
Hahahaha i dont know what that means!
If I’ve done my researching calculations correct
The XR250R still bone stock, with a 13/48 gear combo and a max rpm of 8200 could expect 65mph…
Now knowing that this is a pair of stunt boys they probably upgraded the gear set to give it a bit more upper umph to help out the Cessna
With a upgraded 13/39 combo you get a calculated max. speed of 78mph.
That’s 67.78 knts…
With the Cessna A150K, L Areobat stalling out at 48 kts and the fact is that stunt rider is riding balls to the wall…. I’d safely say …65knt/75mph is Their speed..
@@kansaman1late to the punch but I think it’s a 350R, they made them for a couple years and judging by the cylinder head it’s a bigger bore than the old xr250, I’m super autism over the old XR’s I got a few
@@conquistador69420 upon further review@ min 5:34…you are correct it is a XR 350 R!!! Upon doing further research, the RPM gearing and sprocket sizes would all be still the same so the speed would remain the same you’re only difference is your torque value and acceleration but yes you are correct in seeing that it is a XR 350 R!
will there ever be a blu ray release of this movie?
Nope new movie
Michael Bowen always plays slimey characters
車でとばす時かけたくなる曲な！
Who performs this song and what's the name of the song. Growing up I've only ever heard it in this movie. Never heard it on the radio growing up. The copy I had on VHS of this move cut off during the credits.
It's "Old Enough To Rock n Roll" by Rainey Hanes
PA 38-112 doing a roll that close to the ground? A few of us know that was pretty dangerous, lol