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The docu-film "Vundes Vun van a Man" winner of the All Sports Film Festival in Los Angeles

 

 

 

IN HOLLYWOOD TOO MOTORCYCLES SPEAK MILANESE.

 

The journey of 11 VUNICs to the Isle of Man, riding their CR &S VUN motorcycles.

The CR & S Motorcycle landed in Hollywood thanks to the docu-film "Vun Vundes van a Man" by Raffaele Canepa manufactured by Key Frames in collaboration with the Milanese motorcycle’s manufacturer. The film was awarded as “best foreign documentary” at the second edition of "All Sports Film Festival” in Los Angeles and is ranked second overall. After the American adventure this docu-film will return to Europe to participate all'Heart of England International Film Festival scheduled for August 10 to 15 in Tamworth.

The documentary recounts the dream of every rider, that eleven VUNIC (CR&S VUN Owner’s), as memebers of one of the most original motorcycle club in Italy, have conducted in 2007 on the Isle of Man TT. Here there is the famous a unique race whose route runs for 360 miles in a road track. The trip was made on the occasion of the Centennial of the race (1907-2007) to assist the Paton 500-4 cylinderracing GP bike, as sole two stroke ridden by their friend Steve Lindsell.
A competition is very dangerous for both riders and spectators: the public can get anywhere, at your own risk and peril, even a few feet away from bikes whizzing at 300 miles per hour.

 

"Coming here one day with my bike has always been a dream for me. Now I have succeeded. "The founder of the CR & S Roberto Crepaldi, who had  competed as technical support of John Britten and his BRITTEN V 1000, then as a team with its CR & S Britten V 1000, has experienced the thrill of going back with Vun, the first bike built with his own brand, a single-cylinder road car, light and handy, with advanced technology, which produces about 30 pieces each year.