Raised on a steady diet of motocross in Petaluma, Northern California, Buddy Suttle has been riding motorbikes his entire life. At age 20, he picked up a Harley Davidson motorbike and learned how to hit the balance point on extended wheelies next to other high-octane stunts in the streets. That's how he met Nick Leonetti, formed an instant friendship, and made motorbike history: The two co-founded UNKNOWN Industries as a platform for their new style of riding Harleys. In 2009, Buddy posted the first video in what became the 'Harley Wheelies' series and soon garnered millions of views as the legend of popping wheelies on 400-pound sports bikes grew wings. In 2013, Buddy and the UNKNOWN crew raised the bar by releasing their first DVD, titled '13th Level', and kept the hits coming ever since. Stuntin' in the streets hasn't always been an entirely smooth ride, as Buddy paid the price to roll the dice with countless concussions, stitches, broken legs and other injuries. But the types of scars that would make other riders call it quits drove Buddy to charge even harder. Stay tuned for what's next from the man who co-founded a movement. It's always 12 o'clock in Buddy Suttle's world.
Raised on a steady diet of motocross in Petaluma, Northern California, Buddy Suttle has been riding motorbikes his entire life. At age 20, he picked up a Harley Davidson motorbike and learned how to hit the balance point on extended wheelies next to other high-octane stunts in the streets. That's how he met Nick Leonetti, formed an instant friendship, and made motorbike history: The two co-founded UNKNOWN Industries as a platform for their new style of riding Harleys. In 2009, Buddy posted the first video in what became the 'Harley Wheelies' series and soon garnered millions of views as the legend of popping wheelies on 400-pound sports bikes grew wings. In 2013, Buddy and the UNKNOWN crew raised the bar by releasing their first DVD, titled '13th Level', and kept the hits coming ever since. Stuntin' in the streets hasn't always been an entirely smooth ride, as Buddy paid the price to roll the dice with countless concussions, stitches, broken legs and other injuries. But the types of scars that would make other riders call it quits drove Buddy to charge even harder. Stay tuned for what's next from the man who co-founded a movement. It's always 12 o'clock in Buddy Suttle's world.
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Davies & teammate Haiden Deegan give Monster Energy 1-2 finish in Philly 250 Showdown; Monster Energy’s Cooper Webb 2nd on 450s, retains overall class lead.
Late race heroics plus mistakes from the other riders allowed Webb, the 450 class points leader, to extend his overall lead in the standings.
Cooper Webb wins 450 class while Cole Davies, Garrett Marchbanks and Haiden Deegan take top positions in 250s class at Seattle Supercross.
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