02
Dec/2007

by banditrs

He is and was one of my childhood Heroes. He was in a select group for me that included only 4 Men. They are Evel Knievel, John Wayne, Richard Petty, and Muhammed Ali.

When I heard that Evel had passed it brought back so many memories. I remember watching him jump every time he was on tv. I got to meet him as a young boy when he came to Dallas, Tx. And I'll never forget how he made time for his fans.

To me and many others he was and still is larger than life. I will ne... Read More

02
Dec/2007

by buckjr

evel in part made me the man i am today.

02
Dec/2007

by spike4456

Only a few can say they loved what they are. No phoney here. Just the real deal.  

WE NEED A MEMORIAL PATCH MADE IN HIS MEMORY!

And how about an annual ride in the memory of Evel Knievel?

Money to be donated to the foundation or their charity of choice. Let's keep the Legend ongoing.

 

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02
Dec/2007

by LUCKY1

EVEL WAS THE GREATEST,I'LL MISS HIM ALOT.WE NEED A MEMORIAL PATCH MADE IN HIS MEMORY!

02
Dec/2007

by DonHo1

I know Evel didn't want to be referred to as a hero, but as a kid in the 70's Evel was definately my idol.  When he talked about not using drugs I listened.  His words meant a lot to me.  I would have to say he inspired many people just as myself to do the right thing. 

One definition of "hero" is a man of distinguished courage or ability, admired for his brave deeds and noble qualities.  I, personally, think Evel fits that description.

I had th... Read More