Step back in time to the thrilling 1970s with this vintage news story about conquest featuring the young daredevil Terry Bolinger, dubbed the "Evel Knievel" of Indianapolis. Join reporter Barbara Boyd of WRTV as she narrates and interviews Terry Bolinger, the 13-year-old sensation who defied gravity and captured the hearts of spectators.
Three years in the making, this event was perhaps the most exhilarating experience ever witnessed in the alleyways of Indianapolis. With no helmet, no knee pads, and seemingly no fear, Terry Bolinger epitomized the fearless spirit of the 1970s.
Through captivating interviews and heart-stopping footage, this news story offers a glimpse into a bygone era of daring feats and boundless adventure. Join us as we relive the excitement and nostalgia of Terry Bolinger's daring stunts and celebrate the incredible spirit of the 1970s.
Don't miss this riveting journey into the past, where risk-taking reigned supreme and every alleyway held the promise of adventure. Hit play and immerse yourself in the unforgettable tale of Terry Bolinger, the young daredevil who dared to defy the odds.
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antNo protections too!
newtboyWHAT!? Look closer, he has handlebar pads…that’s all the protection you could buy in 1970…oh…and the balloon tires!
No protections too!
antHe needed more like on his head.![](https://videosift.com/vs5/emoticon/tongue.gif)
WHAT!? Look closer, he has handlebar pads…that’s all the protection you could buy in 1970…oh…and the balloon tires!
newtboyPussy!
When I was 12 I was hit by a car doing 40 and flew over the stop light cables. I lucked out and landed on my head…otherwise I might have been hurt!
70s kids were Tonka tough. Bicycle helmets weren’t even invented until 1975, and not in regular or professional use until the 90s.
He needed more like on his head.
antThat is because you're a lizard!
Pussy!
When I was 12 I was hit by a car doing 40 and flew over the stop light cables. I lucked out and landed on my head…otherwise I might have been hurt!
70s kids were Tonka tough. Bicycle helmets weren’t even invented until 1975, and not in regular or professional use until the 90s.
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