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Leaves 48 Year Drag Racing Legacy When Ray Price died last month, the tight knit motorcycle community in North Carolina mourned his passing.  Today his drag racing team has announced its retirement and the whole drag racing industry and community of fans are feeling the loss even more acutely. Ray Price is credited with numerous innovations through out his almost 50 year legacy in the sport but the biggest one is the creation of the first wheelie bar used on a motorcycle.   The press release read in part;  “The Ray Price name has been synonymous with motorcycle drag racing in...

We don't know how you plan to make it into the record books, but if laying on a bed of nails while a couple dozen motorcycles ride over your body was in your plans, you might better reconsider and look for an easier record to break.  Check out this video as Burnaby Q. Orbax (what a great name) from the Monsters of Schlock spent 2 minutes laying on a bed of nails as 70...(yes, that's 7 x 10) motorcycles of all sizes and shapes, (but not surprisingly no Boss Hoss) ran over his body.  Alas we have to point out...

Doug Danger will use valuable Knievel's vintage 1972 HD XR-750 in the jump attempt. Sturgis, SD (January 6, 2015) – The name Evel Knievel is synonymous with daredevil. He was the undisputed king of stunt showmanship--the man who made motorcycles fly. He enthralled audiences with his nonchalance as he faced death-defying exploits that left him with a record-breaking number of fractured or crushed bones, a permanent limp and the adoration of millions. This August, the spirit of Knievel® will come to life at the Sturgis Buffalo Chip in a spectacular thrill show unlike any organized before. The Evel Knievel Thrill Show will consist...