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Justin Mulford: Dead Man Walking (2020)

You grow up invested in something so much, it almost starts to feel like work. Justin Mulford’s story starts off similarly as he charged the amateur motocross ranks until several challenges many amateur racers face, along other passions, started to take his interests drove him away from two wheels. Several years later, Justin got back on two wheels all on his own and found a new fulfillment. Still some fun on the dirt, but also finding expression far away from the starting gate. Dead Man Walking celebrates a new way of defining what is possible on a motocross bike.
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You grow up invested in something so much, it almost starts to feel like work. Justin Mulford’s story starts off similarly as he charged the amateur motocross ranks until several challenges many amateur racers face, along other passions, started to take his interests drove him away from two wheels. Several years later, Justin got back on two wheels all on his own and found a new fulfillment. Still some fun on the dirt, but also finding expression far away from the starting gate. Dead Man Walking celebrates a new way of defining what is possible on a motocross bike.

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Directed By:Ryan Marcus
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In Theaters:12/15/2020
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Fox Racing

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