A couple of months ago I purchased a set of DVD's of "Then Came Bronson". I received a set of 7 DVD's that had obviously been copied from TV, I don't think that the series had ever been officially released.

I've spent a few weeks watching these... some of the shows were great, some were less than stellar, but all were fun, I'm sitting watching the last episode as I type this.

Here's the deal.... I spent about $40 bucks for the set, and loved watching them.....If you own a Harley, and you've never seen Bronson, you owe it to yourself to watch this series.

I'll send them on to the first person that responds to this thread, the only expectation is that, when you're done watching, you'll send it back to me and I'll do this all over again...!

 

Whaap here. I'll take you up on it. Thanks. pm sent.

 

Sounds like a winner.

 

I copied the link a while back of someone that had loaded the series to YouTube...

Check it out...

http://youtube.com/profile_videos?us...sonFan&p=r

 

Very cool, Huron! I've spent what seems a lifetime trying to find out how to get that show! Guess I better check out YouTube. I remember watching it when it first aired. Probably a bit corny on hindsight, but it's all part of the mystique, eh? http://www.thencamebronson.com/tcb.htm

 

whaap gets them first! When he returns them to me I'll post again if someone else is still interested...

 

Where did you get them??? I can't find them anywhere.

 

I would love to see them again!!!!!

 

I used to watch that show as a teen. The original movie cracks me up now. Like when Bonnie Bedelia runs him off the road and he crashes and just gets up, dusts himself off, picks up his bike, and starts riding again. Not even a cuss word. Then there's the episode where he crashes and uses rocks to hammer out the dents in his fuel tank. How 'bout when his bike goes in the lake and he dissasembles and reassembles it with no visible tools. Bud Ekins was the stunt rider and stunt co-ordinator on the show. Michael Parks and Ekins were lifetime friends. I have Bud Ekins autograph.

 

Every week on the tv show he'd meet some beautiful chick in distress, help her with her problem, and then ride off into the sunset. It was Route 66 on a motorcycle.