With the recent rise of popularity in commercially sponsored extreme motorcycle sports, older forms of motorcycle entertainment are getting harder to come by. 28 year old Rhett Rotten offers a vintage motorcycle stunt show and Wall of Death that was built in 1941, yet has been resurrected for the 21st century. Rhett Rottens Wall is the earliest form of motorcycle entertainment and is guaranteed to be the most extreme. The wall is 12ft. high ,30ft. round and is a cylindrical doom chamber. He races at speeds up to 50MPH at the top of the wall.
Encounters can be close and contact is made on occasion.
Rhett rides the hummer for his dips and dives of death, and the Scout is his choice when it comes to performing his freehand trickery of the highest order. Off the wall Rhett is just as appealing, like a magnet everyone wants to meet the only young man in America making a living riding an Indian Scout. Some even seeking autographs. He brought in the New Year at the Boothill Saloon, Mainstreet Daytona Bch. With his love of riding ,adrenaline and help from his team, family, friends and fans, he hopes to see his dream come true of arranging a challenge of the Walls, and Spheres With Corporate Sponsors offering a Reward for the most extreme motorcycle show for extreme games such as MTVs sports music jam and the X-Games.