Evel Knievel, the biggest Badass in the history of motorcycling. There will never be anyone like him.

Motorcycle stunts in the 60's and 70's were feats of bravery and courage.

In 1965 he began his stunt career and formed Evel Knievel's Motorcycle Daredevil's. His performances included racing through walls of fire, jumping over snakes and mountain lions. One of his sponsors wanted to call him Evil Knievel, but he changed it to Evel, because he did not want to portray a negative image. From 1966 onwards he pursued his career as a solo act.

In January 1971, he jumped in front of 60,000 spectators at the Houston Astrodome, where he overtook thirteen cars. The following month, in Canada, he set a record by jumping nineteen cars. Knievel alternated his shows with messages to the public and youth to keep them away from drugs with positive messages. He was already an American icon.

That's why, for us, it will always be the leader of all motorcyclists who challenge the limits and are never afraid to look the road ahead.

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