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OK I am not a big desert fan, just never got into it, but Dust to Glory is running this month on Showtime and Encore, so I dvr'd it and watched it last night...All I can say is WOW
What a fantastic movie, it was filmed incredibly and I'm a big Mouse McCoy fan and he was so good in it, just amazing footage, funny, sincere, you have to watch it if you haven't, I think it was almost 2 hours ?? But it went by fast and I will be watching it again soon.
S
What a fantastic movie, it was filmed incredibly and I'm a big Mouse McCoy fan and he was so good in it, just amazing footage, funny, sincere, you have to watch it if you haven't, I think it was almost 2 hours ?? But it went by fast and I will be watching it again soon.
S
Plus I just didn't know how it worked as far as I thought they did 1000 miles down, didn't realize they go down 500 and come back up, so I learned a lot watching it. I defintely want to go this year and check it out !!
How crazy are them people standing right next to the track ??? I thought people were stupid at Glamis standing next to jumps that Robbie Gordan hits hahahahahaah Man them people in Mexico have no friggin fear lol
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awesome movie- I've seen it several times. Love it when Mouse tells the same story about five times in 1 pit stop
Great movie though!
There is also another Baja 1000 show/movie that shows up on direct tv all the time that is pretty good. I can't recall what it's called, but Cameron Steele is in it and he seems almost like a pretty cool dude.
Check out Step Into Liquid also.
S
As far as racing it... I would never recommend someone to enter just to try and finish. It's way too dangerous, so many things can bite you or even kill you and that is just the Trophy Trucks! The course itself while not difficult at a trail riding pace looks a whole lot different at 90 MPH and above and the ground is a lot less forgiving at those speeds too.
His next personal hurdle will be riding Dakar by himself. He's one crazy, tough guy. Here's his website, if any of you have resources within the motorcycle community and find this story interesting:
http://www.moto4ms.org/
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Funny enough...couple weekend ago...I'm cruising along the high desert on some flat double wide single track at dusk...doing around 40-50mph...start thinking...I bet I look like Mouse McCoy in Dust to Glory...then BAM..hit a washout...rag dolled for 30-40 yards. Luckily my wrist seemed to be the point when I landed on the ground.
I'd be dead in Baja...my brain wanders too much.
MR
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