Possibly, but he don’t look Dased and Confused to me.
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CELEBRITIES ON BIKES
- Thread starter Adamc
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I think that's because he's mesmerized by "The Ocean"!
Maybe he’s having a Celebration Day on his way to Kashmir; but sad about leaving his Black Dog at home. His keys got Trampled Underfoot on the stairway to heaven whilst making his way to the Battle of Evermore…… etc……
OK I’ll get my coat.
Touche'!
That is very good Impressive even ...!! Maybe lacking ... without a whole lotta love
Is that an Aerial? Don't know who the bloke is either.
Square Four I'd say. No idea who the bloke is either.
I think it’s James Bond (Sean Connery.)
It's Clark Gable.
Hiding his ears! Good one.
Keanu Reeves
Priya Gupta
dsotenoSrpu0c:2lmM rt am0rgh4 99g6gPuFye6fb8tt u0a0al011c8fa ·March 16th, 1963, Steve McQueen and Elvis Presley raced motorcycles through the Hollywood Hills at midnight with their custom bikes on the line. What started as a spontaneous challenge between two of the coolest men in America became a legendary moment that neither would ever forget. Los Angeles in March 1963 was the epicenter of cool.
The city was full of movie stars, musicians, and people trying to be both. But if you'd asked anyone in Hollywood who the two coolest guys around were, you'd get the same answer. Steve McQueen and Elvis Presley. They were cool in different ways. Steve was the quiet, intense kind of cool. All action, few words. He drove race cars, flew planes, and rode motorcycles like he was born on them.
He had that dangerous edge that made him perfect for the rebel roles he played on screen. Elvis was charismatic cool. He had the looks, the voice, the moves that had made him the most famous entertainer in the world. He could walk into a room and own it without saying a word. And like Steve, he loved motorcycles, loved the freedom and danger they represented.
This is awesome, but what I really want to know is how McQueen got that old Triumph 650 to wheelie at speed like a MotoGP bike?!
