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The Adventures of Twitch and Scummy (2003)

Jeremy Stenberg is Twitch. Colin Morrison is Scummy. Together these over-the edge, off-the-charts freestyle stars of moto take you on a trip you will never forget. Huge air, huge attitude and a never say die approach to life makes this one of the best a most outrageous moto vids ever made. Other featured riders include: Mike Metzger, Beau Manley, Ronnie Faisst, Brian Deegan, Doug Parsons and Seth Enslow.
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Jeremy Stenberg is Twitch. Colin Morrison is Scummy. Together these over-the edge, off-the-charts freestyle stars of moto take you on a trip you will never forget. Huge air, huge attitude and a never say die approach to life makes this one of the best a most outrageous moto vids ever made. Other featured riders include: Mike Metzger, Beau Manley, Ronnie Faisst, Brian Deegan, Doug Parsons and Seth Enslow.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Dave Dawes
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In Theaters:2/17/2003
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Runtime:40 minutes
Studio:Dave Dawes Productions

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