Like Father Like Son - A Tribute to Fathers and Motorcycles

When On Any Sunday premiered in 1971, it wasn't just any movie. Directed by Bruce Brown -- who also helmed surfing classic The Endless Summer -- this insider look at motorcycle racing reached a wide audience that was fascinated by the heartfelt stories of real-life riders, earning an Academy Award nomination for Best Documentary Feature. Four decades later, On Any Sunday: The Next Chapter shows that the passion for riding motorcycles is as strong as ever. Bruce's son, acclaimed filmmaker Dana Brown, directs this modern take on the original, capturing what it means to ride in the United States and globally. Shot in 4K Ultra HD, the action and emotion are breathtaking: phenomenal athletes, revolutionary innovators, Hollywood stars and even visionaries who use moto to save lives. On Any Sunday: The Next Chapter journeys deeper into the humanity and excitement of motorcycle culture across disciplines -- the passion for the race, the love of family and friends, and the thrill of the ride.
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[LetsHaveALuke]

Amazing, so so so much better then them glued to an iPad.

[natteesoorapanthu]

You guys are very lucky to have a great dad that bought you a motorcycle i never had that chance when i was young

[JacobHayden]

My daughter is 5 and I ride her on bikes all the time she loves it and is about to get her 1st pw50 any week now shes so excited and thats what its all about n she cant wait to start coming riding single track with whole family since we all ride

[MikeHonchoActual]

So grateful my dad introduced me to this amazing sport

[dragonhead]

Very heart warming and shows a great side of a company.

[frostbitepokin]

After thinking I just noticed my father was the one who told me and my bro to go mountain biking and now three of us got trailin every weekend it's awesome

[HeliXx]

I thank to my father too for this passion.

[gaminggod]

I can even get my dad to go mountain biking with me

[Bavarian]

What a tear jerker!!!  TY for giving me a taste of what I was never able to experience through this vid!!!  Pastrana, you ROCK pops!!!

[BraisCG]

My dad is just a moron that tried to ruin my family (and almost did it) and I wish he get what he deserves, wherever he is now. You people are so lucky

[GreyWolf-fywg]

I would like so much to say the same thing about my dad...

[michaelsaunders]

I was riding a dirt bike since I could ride a bicycle at 3 years old

[BicBoiDyl]

I can't wait to give to my kids what my dad never gave to me! haha oh god, it's sad but it's true. 

[thisismygopro]

i remember when i was 6 my dad bought me a Honda crf50 :)

[dylanporter]

My step dad is more of a dad to me and got me my first bike 50cc power band when I was 9

[j.randle]

cant wait till my daughter old enough to be in to bikes haha

[spencernelson]

My dad died of cancer when I was four years old. =(

[hardrider]

110K + views and not a single comment?
This vid was pretty good, not OTT awesome but still pretty good, what does it take these days to squeeze a comment out of viewers?
Is it too hard to give some feedback?
Is everyone viewing on phones and cbf'd texting a reply?
Is it an anti corporation thing?
My vids are damn boring compared to most of what RB put out but i still manage around 1-2 comments per 100 views, be it positive or otherwise, going by that poor ratio there should be around 2000 comments here.
Is it no longer cool to comment on utube unless it's a fricken cat vid, that latest Lana Del ray vid or some political fluff?

[breezyashell]

Jesus so many people have daddy issues... It's so fucked that this type of thing is rare.

[MotoFamMayhem]

My videos are not nearly as cool but if anyone wants to see a three-year-old learn to ride Motocross feel free