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Motodrom 

A look inside the world of die hard motorcyclists, the hellriders: men and motorbikes, speed and stunts, gasoline and adrenaline. Racing their antique bikes around the wood-panelled walls of a circular tower, the riders appear to defy gravity while the captivated audience peers down from above.
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A look inside the world of die hard motorcyclists, the hellriders: men and motorbikes, speed and stunts, gasoline and adrenaline. Racing their antique bikes around the wood-panelled walls of a circular tower, the riders appear to defy gravity while the captivated audience peers down from above.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Jörg Wagner
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:FilmFörderung Hamburg

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