Ghost rider sweden biography of albert

Motorcycle stunt rider

This article is about the Swedish motorcycle stunt rider.

GHOST RIDER Sculpture by Albert Szukalski Goldwell Open Air Museum Rhyolite, Nevada USA Fuji X-T1 with XFmm f/14 1/70 sec 22mm ISO

In , he and his brothers started the Ghost Riders Motorcycle Club, that eventually grew into a national organization of riders.

Renger began work in , and over two years he photographed coastlines and quarries in Germany, Norway, Sweden, Northern Ireland, France, Italy, and.

So if you've read the ghost rider comics or seen the movies then you know that multiple people have worn the mantle of the rider over history.

Albert Zugsmith () was a film producer, director, and writer of nearly motion pictures.

For other uses, see Ghost Rider (disambiguation).

"Ghost Rider" is the alias used by a Swedish motorcycle stunt rider, called "probably the most famous flaunter of road rules the world has ever seen", whose internet videos have achieved a "cult following" with millions of views.

Biography

Ghost Rider performs in a series of independently produced DVD films where the recurring theme involves him performing illegal maneuvers on his motorcycle on public roads across Sweden and other countries in Europe.

The films show Ghost Rider, mostly in the perspective of cameras mounted on his motorbike, riding at extreme speeds on busy roads, provoking law enforcement officers into high-speed chases and performing various stunts. Ghost Rider usually wears black leathers and a black helmet with black visor to help protect his identity.

Motorbikes used in the films are the Suzuki