Motocrossed

Grizz
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10/26/2012 1:43pm Edited Date/Time 7/21/2017 4:40pm
I need as many pictures as possible of things from Motocrossed (The Disney Movie). Specifically Andy Carson stuff. I really want to find some good pictures of the fox gear he/she was wearing. Obviously the pictures don't have to be from the movie, just needs to be the same red and yellow fox gear. Other things like the AXO boots, custom painted helmet, and spy goggles would be great too! Even 2001 RM125 pictures would help. Thanks to anyone willing to help.
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JG463
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10/26/2012 1:48pm
I'll see what I can dig up...

May I ask why?
se7enmx
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10/26/2012 2:06pm
Just google" Images of the movie Motocrossed" and a bunch of pics are all yours.
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10/26/2012 2:13pm
God, I hope you're making a sequel......prequel would be ok......but I prefer a sequel. There are so many unanswered questions.
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10/26/2012 2:17pm
Torco1 wrote:
God, I hope you're making a sequel......prequel would be ok......but I prefer a sequel. There are so many unanswered questions.
First a sequel.....then the third movie should be a prequel...."Motocrossed 3......Mini-Daze Revisited".

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10/26/2012 2:25pm
Motocrossed 2 Electric Boogaloo
Grizz
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10/26/2012 2:35pm
Totally making myself an Andy Carson replica skin pack for MX Simulator! Google images isn't really working for what I want at the moment. Obviously I'm looking too!
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10/26/2012 2:39pm
this is all i could find, sorry

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10/26/2012 2:40pm
And Pourcel would have to play the nasty crazy ass French rider this time.
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10/26/2012 2:41pm
You wouldn't happen to have a video of her going through the whoops with that shirt on, would you SLAP?
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10/26/2012 2:45pm
Torco1 wrote:
Motocrossed 2 Electric Boogaloo
Motocrossed 4 "Return of the Jofa"
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10/26/2012 2:55pm
Torco1 wrote:
Motocrossed 2 Electric Boogaloo
jndmx wrote:
Motocrossed 4 "Return of the Jofa"
Motocrossed 5 "The 2-Stroke Strikes Back"
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10/26/2012 3:05pm
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Motocrossed 2 Electric Boogaloo
It would never work. The amount of choreography that the movie would require would put it out of budget. That and it's pretty hard to find Ghetto Blasters these days.
10/26/2012 3:06pm
Torco1 wrote:
God, I hope you're making a sequel......prequel would be ok......but I prefer a sequel. There are so many unanswered questions.
WinkSmileLaughingLaughingLaughingLaughingWoohooWoohooWoohooWoohooWoohoo
10/26/2012 3:09pm
jndmx wrote:
[img]http://cf2.imgobject.com/t/p/original/y8svqrdPNF6OrbBn9jmepEn9nwN.jpg[/img]
Is that chick holding a beer can?Shocked
10/26/2012 3:10pm
newmann wrote:
And Pourcel would have to play the nasty crazy ass French rider this time.
Yep, good casting choice oh wise one with nice toys.
10/26/2012 3:11pm
jndmx wrote:
[img]http://cf2.imgobject.com/t/p/original/y8svqrdPNF6OrbBn9jmepEn9nwN.jpg[/img]
Is that chick holding a beer can?Shocked
If your dude is man enough to run number 0 the his pit tootsie better be able to hold her liquor. Not sure if it's a beer can though.
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10/26/2012 3:15pm
Torco1 wrote:
Motocrossed 2 Electric Boogaloo
jasonv43 wrote:
It would never work. The amount of choreography that the movie would require would put it out of budget. That and it's pretty hard to find...
It would never work. The amount of choreography that the movie would require would put it out of budget. That and it's pretty hard to find Ghetto Blasters these days.
Ask Peely about the Ghetto Blasters, he knows some girls that still have old school records.
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10/26/2012 3:25pm
Torco1 wrote:
Motocrossed 2 Electric Boogaloo
jasonv43 wrote:
It would never work. The amount of choreography that the movie would require would put it out of budget. That and it's pretty hard to find...
It would never work. The amount of choreography that the movie would require would put it out of budget. That and it's pretty hard to find Ghetto Blasters these days.
Torco1 wrote:
Ask Peely about the Ghetto Blasters, he knows some girls that still have old school records.
As as this can be the intro to the movie.

https://youtu.be/j8OL7I3hpYA
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Torco1 wrote:
Motocrossed 2 Electric Boogaloo
jasonv43 wrote:
It would never work. The amount of choreography that the movie would require would put it out of budget. That and it's pretty hard to find...
It would never work. The amount of choreography that the movie would require would put it out of budget. That and it's pretty hard to find Ghetto Blasters these days.
Torco1 wrote:
Ask Peely about the Ghetto Blasters, he knows some girls that still have old school records.
Wait you're not talking about finger blasters are you? Totally different thread if you are.
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10/26/2012 3:55pm
SLAPAHO wrote:
this is all i could find, sorry [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2012/10/26/Pictures_Photos_of_Alana_Austin_IMDb_Mozilla_Firefox_10262012_23547_PM.bmp_851438.jpg[/img]
this is all i could find, sorry

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10/26/2012 6:12pm Edited Date/Time 10/26/2012 6:23pm
jndmx wrote:
[img]http://cf2.imgobject.com/t/p/original/y8svqrdPNF6OrbBn9jmepEn9nwN.jpg[/img]
haha.

that's me on the far left on the yamaha. I did the riding for the sister except when the sister and brother were riding at the house. I was the brother who goes flying through the fence.

This was a non riding scene where she looks over at my finger nails that are now polished for "arm pump"
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10/26/2012 6:17pm Edited Date/Time 10/26/2012 6:23pm
jndmx wrote:
[img]http://cf2.imgobject.com/t/p/original/y8svqrdPNF6OrbBn9jmepEn9nwN.jpg[/img]
Is that chick holding a beer can?Shocked
If your dude is man enough to run number 0 the his pit tootsie better be able to hold her liquor. Not sure if it's a...
If your dude is man enough to run number 0 the his pit tootsie better be able to hold her liquor. Not sure if it's a beer can though.
Def not a beer can. This was a Disney movie and we were told beer was absolutely not allowed in the coolers!

A few things happened on this show that was odd. A couple background riders riffled through the FMF semi taking what they said they were told was OK to take. They were escorted off the set.

We had a lot of fun. Mike Craig, Steve Lamson, Rich Taylor, Dave Castillo, Chris Wheeler, Michael Sleeter, Dogger, Oakley Lehman, Clay Cullen, Stanton Barrett, Dave Demangos, Shane trittler.... man there were a lot of rides on this movie. It got heated sometimes!
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10/26/2012 7:59pm
jndmx wrote:
[img]http://cf2.imgobject.com/t/p/original/y8svqrdPNF6OrbBn9jmepEn9nwN.jpg[/img]
Is that Barona Oaks?
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10/26/2012 8:07pm
Is that chick holding a beer can?Shocked
If your dude is man enough to run number 0 the his pit tootsie better be able to hold her liquor. Not sure if it's a...
If your dude is man enough to run number 0 the his pit tootsie better be able to hold her liquor. Not sure if it's a beer can though.
Regis wrote:
Def not a beer can. This was a Disney movie and we were told beer was absolutely not allowed in the coolers! A few things happened...
Def not a beer can. This was a Disney movie and we were told beer was absolutely not allowed in the coolers!

A few things happened on this show that was odd. A couple background riders riffled through the FMF semi taking what they said they were told was OK to take. They were escorted off the set.

We had a lot of fun. Mike Craig, Steve Lamson, Rich Taylor, Dave Castillo, Chris Wheeler, Michael Sleeter, Dogger, Oakley Lehman, Clay Cullen, Stanton Barrett, Dave Demangos, Shane trittler.... man there were a lot of rides on this movie. It got heated sometimes!
What's that dude behind you doing? Fluffer?Tongue

Just kidding man what you do is awesome. RT is the man too. I worked with him for a short period of time at AXO. Good dude.

Hey how did you end up in your line of work anyways? Just made the right connections?
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10/27/2012 8:54am Edited Date/Time 10/27/2012 9:04am
If your dude is man enough to run number 0 the his pit tootsie better be able to hold her liquor. Not sure if it's a...
If your dude is man enough to run number 0 the his pit tootsie better be able to hold her liquor. Not sure if it's a beer can though.
Regis wrote:
Def not a beer can. This was a Disney movie and we were told beer was absolutely not allowed in the coolers! A few things happened...
Def not a beer can. This was a Disney movie and we were told beer was absolutely not allowed in the coolers!

A few things happened on this show that was odd. A couple background riders riffled through the FMF semi taking what they said they were told was OK to take. They were escorted off the set.

We had a lot of fun. Mike Craig, Steve Lamson, Rich Taylor, Dave Castillo, Chris Wheeler, Michael Sleeter, Dogger, Oakley Lehman, Clay Cullen, Stanton Barrett, Dave Demangos, Shane trittler.... man there were a lot of rides on this movie. It got heated sometimes!
jasonv43 wrote:
What's that dude behind you doing? Fluffer?:P Just kidding man what you do is awesome. RT is the man too. I worked with him for a...
What's that dude behind you doing? Fluffer?Tongue

Just kidding man what you do is awesome. RT is the man too. I worked with him for a short period of time at AXO. Good dude.

Hey how did you end up in your line of work anyways? Just made the right connections?
This movie started it all.

I just lost my KTM ride because, well...... I was slow and had two shoulder surgeries in 2000.


I went got a ride with Colorado Powersports and went into Motoworld of El Cajon to get some stuff before going riding and see my friends (as the first team I rode for) and saw a sign in the window that said "Be in a movie! $80 a day, send a picture of your bike, truck and gear (phone number)" I did and got a call from a production company. Told me to go to Barona Oaks, my local track I grew up on the following Monday.

I showed up and during the morning, I was an extra just pushing my bike around in the background and sitting on the tailgate of my truck. At lunch the stunt guys got to ride. I suited up and was told I wasn't allowed. The stunt coordinator, who knew my name from racing intervened and allowed me to ride. I was small and fast and right then the coordinator, producer and director came over and asked if I wanted my SAG card and to be a rider in the film.

That was the start.

I raced the following year. I got hurt at the Salt Lake SX. Broke my Tibia and Fibia. It was my 7th surgery in 5 years. The insurance from the SAG union (screen actors guild) payed for everything. Even the ambulance ride when the AMA told me that they only had a certain amount of money in the ambulance "kitty", and because so many got hurt that weekend I had to pay for my ride. This was after I was sent to collections and didn't even know I had a bill.

I was up to my ears in debt from racing and medical bills. I was riding with an organization that I felt turned there back when I got hurt ( a whole other story involving insurance from '99 when I was fully covered that is an amazing story) time and time again and I made more in a week working in stunts that I would have if I won a SX main event purse. Plus I had full benefits and retirement fund.

It was the hardest thing in my life, but from the frustration of it all, I quite racing professionally after seeing how a performer should be treated somewhere else.

It has taken a lot of hard work, connections and about 10 years to actually call it a career. However it was the best decision I ever made. I still get wrecked and the potential to get hurt is there everyday. But knowing I am rewarded well, have great insurance provided for my family for next to nothing makes it all worth it.
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10/27/2012 9:22am
Regis wrote:
Def not a beer can. This was a Disney movie and we were told beer was absolutely not allowed in the coolers! A few things happened...
Def not a beer can. This was a Disney movie and we were told beer was absolutely not allowed in the coolers!

A few things happened on this show that was odd. A couple background riders riffled through the FMF semi taking what they said they were told was OK to take. They were escorted off the set.

We had a lot of fun. Mike Craig, Steve Lamson, Rich Taylor, Dave Castillo, Chris Wheeler, Michael Sleeter, Dogger, Oakley Lehman, Clay Cullen, Stanton Barrett, Dave Demangos, Shane trittler.... man there were a lot of rides on this movie. It got heated sometimes!
jasonv43 wrote:
What's that dude behind you doing? Fluffer?:P Just kidding man what you do is awesome. RT is the man too. I worked with him for a...
What's that dude behind you doing? Fluffer?Tongue

Just kidding man what you do is awesome. RT is the man too. I worked with him for a short period of time at AXO. Good dude.

Hey how did you end up in your line of work anyways? Just made the right connections?
Regis wrote:
This movie started it all. I just lost my KTM ride because, well...... I was slow and had two shoulder surgeries in 2000. I went got...
This movie started it all.

I just lost my KTM ride because, well...... I was slow and had two shoulder surgeries in 2000.


I went got a ride with Colorado Powersports and went into Motoworld of El Cajon to get some stuff before going riding and see my friends (as the first team I rode for) and saw a sign in the window that said "Be in a movie! $80 a day, send a picture of your bike, truck and gear (phone number)" I did and got a call from a production company. Told me to go to Barona Oaks, my local track I grew up on the following Monday.

I showed up and during the morning, I was an extra just pushing my bike around in the background and sitting on the tailgate of my truck. At lunch the stunt guys got to ride. I suited up and was told I wasn't allowed. The stunt coordinator, who knew my name from racing intervened and allowed me to ride. I was small and fast and right then the coordinator, producer and director came over and asked if I wanted my SAG card and to be a rider in the film.

That was the start.

I raced the following year. I got hurt at the Salt Lake SX. Broke my Tibia and Fibia. It was my 7th surgery in 5 years. The insurance from the SAG union (screen actors guild) payed for everything. Even the ambulance ride when the AMA told me that they only had a certain amount of money in the ambulance "kitty", and because so many got hurt that weekend I had to pay for my ride. This was after I was sent to collections and didn't even know I had a bill.

I was up to my ears in debt from racing and medical bills. I was riding with an organization that I felt turned there back when I got hurt ( a whole other story involving insurance from '99 when I was fully covered that is an amazing story) time and time again and I made more in a week working in stunts that I would have if I won a SX main event purse. Plus I had full benefits and retirement fund.

It was the hardest thing in my life, but from the frustration of it all, I quite racing professionally after seeing how a performer should be treated somewhere else.

It has taken a lot of hard work, connections and about 10 years to actually call it a career. However it was the best decision I ever made. I still get wrecked and the potential to get hurt is there everyday. But knowing I am rewarded well, have great insurance provided for my family for next to nothing makes it all worth it.
Now that is a "cool story bro". Good stuff man, glad it's working out for you. You were in the right place at the right time.

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10/27/2012 9:33am Edited Date/Time 10/27/2012 9:34am
Regis wrote:
This movie started it all. I just lost my KTM ride because, well...... I was slow and had two shoulder surgeries in 2000. I went got...
This movie started it all.

I just lost my KTM ride because, well...... I was slow and had two shoulder surgeries in 2000.


I went got a ride with Colorado Powersports and went into Motoworld of El Cajon to get some stuff before going riding and see my friends (as the first team I rode for) and saw a sign in the window that said "Be in a movie! $80 a day, send a picture of your bike, truck and gear (phone number)" I did and got a call from a production company. Told me to go to Barona Oaks, my local track I grew up on the following Monday.

I showed up and during the morning, I was an extra just pushing my bike around in the background and sitting on the tailgate of my truck. At lunch the stunt guys got to ride. I suited up and was told I wasn't allowed. The stunt coordinator, who knew my name from racing intervened and allowed me to ride. I was small and fast and right then the coordinator, producer and director came over and asked if I wanted my SAG card and to be a rider in the film.

That was the start.

I raced the following year. I got hurt at the Salt Lake SX. Broke my Tibia and Fibia. It was my 7th surgery in 5 years. The insurance from the SAG union (screen actors guild) payed for everything. Even the ambulance ride when the AMA told me that they only had a certain amount of money in the ambulance "kitty", and because so many got hurt that weekend I had to pay for my ride. This was after I was sent to collections and didn't even know I had a bill.

I was up to my ears in debt from racing and medical bills. I was riding with an organization that I felt turned there back when I got hurt ( a whole other story involving insurance from '99 when I was fully covered that is an amazing story) time and time again and I made more in a week working in stunts that I would have if I won a SX main event purse. Plus I had full benefits and retirement fund.

It was the hardest thing in my life, but from the frustration of it all, I quite racing professionally after seeing how a performer should be treated somewhere else.

It has taken a lot of hard work, connections and about 10 years to actually call it a career. However it was the best decision I ever made. I still get wrecked and the potential to get hurt is there everyday. But knowing I am rewarded well, have great insurance provided for my family for next to nothing makes it all worth it.
That is a very cool story man. I knew what you did racing/riding etc wise from hanging around on here but had no idea how big a part the stunts were for you.

My son and I must have watched you crash through that fence about 1,000 times when he was a little one.....lol.
He LOVED this movie it came out when he was 6 and had just got his first PW.

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