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I would like to see a show featuring good rides in different parts of the country. At the end maybe a little critique of the bikes, gear, resturaunts, lodging or camping, etc. Maybe a show or two about camping on a bike. It wouldn't even have to be all Harley. Some dirt trails or fire roads would get my attention. A ride to and coverage of the Springfield Mile or a good hill climb. Just make it about bikes and riding and not about add on parts and I think people would watch.
Great idea, but it would require planning, a budget, and a competent crew with some creative talent.
In the one episode I viewed, we were treated to a "tour" of a Motorclothes boutique instead. I kind of forgot the show was still on the air.
the show was a little better this week , the guy bolted some parts on a couple of bikes for returning special forces soldiers who had been wounded in action . a custom painter and a bike shop did all the real work and the bikes looked good . the cute one talked to a military guy who was running motorcycle training courses for returning servicemen to try to lower the number of vets sadly being killed on the streets and highways after surviving in a combat zone
aside from the useless 'stars' , and the so obvious product placement of several sponsors , i really can't stand the fast cutting from shot to shot they do , you never actually get to look at any of the products they're installing or reviewing for more than a second . i think the old version was a little better in this regard
i say bring back russell mitchell , let him build a softail with all his new parts . that would be a show worth watching , as long as they fire the editor they're using now
the show was a little better this week , the guy bolted some parts on a couple of bikes for returning special forces soldiers who had been wounded in action . a custom painter and a bike shop did all the real work and the bikes looked good . the cute one talked to a military guy who was running motorcycle training courses for returning servicemen to try to lower the number of vets sadly being killed on the streets and highways after surviving in a combat zone
aside from the useless 'stars' , and the so obvious product placement of several sponsors , i really can't stand the fast cutting from shot to shot they do , you never actually get to look at any of the products they're installing or reviewing for more than a second . i think the old version was a little better in this regard
i say bring back russell mitchell , let him build a softail with all his new parts . that would be a show worth watching , as long as they fire the editor they're using now
Yea this show your talking about was on twice already.And for the guys that liked the old show because of Michelle,yea she has big ****,so what,most of the show she was asking guys why they watched the show and if they said anything but because she was on it shed ask again until they'd say oh yea because your on it Michelle.
I'll agree with the poster who talked about Russell Mitchell. That bike build show he did was interesting. I was always pulling for the poor schmuck to get the build done and fire HIS bike up and ride off. American Thunder is all fluff no substance. I thought the Michelle version was an infomercial but the new one....crap ! It's no more a bike show that the OCC crap.
Andy Griffith is better, especially the Ernest T Bass episodes
It was so bad, I forgot it came on. I found I was watching old episodes of Andy Griffith for the 100th time rather than watching that drivel
What'chu got against Andy?
Seems all these shows want to do now is hawk a product or show some BS drama. It's all about ratings and face it guys, we don't have enough numbers. Look what happened to OCC. I started watching that show from the very first episodes and they used to show them working on bikes, almost like a tech show. But when the Sr vs JR BS started and the producers found out that non-bike people like it they started showing that instead.
Now look at all the stupid bike/car/house building shows that are on that have no tech stuff at all but just the BS drama of the crews fighting and trying to make a deadline. It all sucks!
Can't stand the show either. The Survivor host has no credibility. The short brunette gets on my nerves too. I can't watch it anymore. Not a fan of Son's of Anarchy either. Watched it once, for about five minutes, and I thought, this is a waste of my time...In fact most TV shows (esp reality shows) are way too much over the top (phony/stupid/silly)...
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