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The Enduro at Erzberg - Rise of the Young Guns! 2007
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Item Number: ERZ07-DVD
Manufacturer: Throttle Entertainment, Inc.
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Rise of the Young Guns!
In a world of man and machine against terrain, 1300 riders will tempt their fate against the Iron Giant. At Erzberg, the competition is fierce but the terrain is fiercer. This is the world's toughest single-day motocross race where only the strongest will survive.
World Enduro Champions, Paris Dakar Champions, Motocross and Trials Champions -- The best of the best from 28 different nations have assembled for this race in what promises to be an incredible fight. But in the end, no one could have predicted a finish like this.
Starring Cyril Despres, Darryl Curtis, Juha Salmien, Giovanni Sala, Chris Pfeiffer, Marty Halmazna, Tom Sager and Taddy Blazusiak
*Narrated by Gregg Godfrey
*Nominee – “Best Off-Road/Enduro Film” at the 2008 Extremey Awards
Produced by Throttle Entertainment
Running Time: 60 minutes
English / Stereo
2007
DVD ALL REGIONS
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2006 - Starring Travis Pastrana, Jeremy McGrath, David Knight, Cyril Despres
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2005 - Starring David Knight, Travis Pastrana, Ronnie Renner, Chris Pfieffer, Gregg Godfrey, Kurt Nicoll
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poor editing
mark loffhagen
(nunn, CO)
10/23/2008 10:10 AM
riding is spectacular,the camera work and editing is bloody terrible .quick flashy camera changes and editing makes it difficult to watch.
when riders are this good there is no need for bullshit editing to make it exciting .
fast panning is hard on the eyes.
choppy editing ruins any cohesion at all.
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