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Fountain Jump Evel Knievel Hoodie
This Evel Knievel hoodie shows the stunt performer jumping over the water fountains at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada on December 31st, 1967.
When Evel Knievel hit the takeoff ramp at Caesar's Palace, he felt the motorcycle unexpectedly decelerate. The sudden loss of power on the takeoff caused Knievel to come up short and land on the safety ramp. As a result of the crash, Knievel suffered a crushed pelvis and femur, fractures to his hip, wrist, and both ankles and a concussion that kept him in the hospital for a month in a reported coma for 29 days.
For any fan of Knievel's most famous stunt, this Fountain Jump Evel Knievel Hoodie is a must have!
When Evel Knievel hit the takeoff ramp at Caesar's Palace, he felt the motorcycle unexpectedly decelerate. The sudden loss of power on the takeoff caused Knievel to come up short and land on the safety ramp. As a result of the crash, Knievel suffered a crushed pelvis and femur, fractures to his hip, wrist, and both ankles and a concussion that kept him in the hospital for a month in a reported coma for 29 days.
For any fan of Knievel's most famous stunt, this Fountain Jump Evel Knievel Hoodie is a must have!
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This Evel Knievel hoodie shows the stunt performer jumping over the water fountains at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada on December 31st, 1967.
When Evel Knievel hit the takeoff ramp at Caesar's Palace, he felt the motorcycle unexpectedly decelerate. The sudden loss of power on the takeoff caused Knievel to come up short and land on the safety ramp. As a result of the crash, Knievel suffered a crushed pelvis and femur, fractures to his hip, wrist, and both ankles and a concussion that kept him in the hospital for a month in a reported coma for 29 days.
For any fan of Knievel's most famous stunt, this Fountain Jump Evel Knievel Hoodie is a must have!
When Evel Knievel hit the takeoff ramp at Caesar's Palace, he felt the motorcycle unexpectedly decelerate. The sudden loss of power on the takeoff caused Knievel to come up short and land on the safety ramp. As a result of the crash, Knievel suffered a crushed pelvis and femur, fractures to his hip, wrist, and both ankles and a concussion that kept him in the hospital for a month in a reported coma for 29 days.
For any fan of Knievel's most famous stunt, this Fountain Jump Evel Knievel Hoodie is a must have!
