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Evel Knievel dead at 69

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I know this sounds bad, but I thought this was a joke, meaning I thought he had already died.

I knew his son (and I think even a daughter) are now doing stunts and thought dad had passed away years ago.
 
Very sad. May he RIP
 
There was a great doc made about him a few years ago, have it on my Tivo and somehow it never gets old.
 
Very sad day indeed

A true american icon !
 
One of my fave toys back in the 70's was the wind-up and go Evel Knievel - went for miles on the adverts; about 6 feet max in reality. I remember seeing one of his stunts on the news that went badly wrong - didn't think that a human could survive that sort of punishment.

A true 'star' and a complete nutter! Only 69?
 
a legend of a man
childhood hero of mine

think he would have took 69 though (the age :smilewinkgrin:)
after all all risks he took and damage, pretty good imo
RIP dude
 
A few days ago I saw one of those wind up toys, it was only £12 which is actually just £1 more than it was in the 70's.
 
Evel Knievel was a man of uncommon daredevil courage and determination. I think he enjoyed his life...painful as it was at times. He was quoted as saying "I made 60 million $$ and spent 61".
 
just occured to me that he may be one of the reasons many of us who watched him as kids are entrepreneurs today...risk takers in our own way.
 
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