There aren't many stunt riders that can turn their passions into payments, but Jason Britton, a kid from Huntington Beach California, has been able to make a career out of daredevil riding.
Britton is one of the best stunters in the business, and his skills are recognized far beyond the motorcycle world. Britton's talent got him noticed by Hollywood execs, and in 2003 he was asked to do some work in the film "Biker Boyz." Britton followed that up with some stunt double work for Ice Cube in the film, "Torque."
Britton will still grace Hollywood with his motorcycle presence, but his main focus is on his company, No Limit Motorsports. Britton and the No Limit team have been featured in videos like, "All Twisted and Pucked-Up", the "Urban Assault" series, the "Get on Up" series, and the "Revolution Twenty" series.
Britton's No Limit style of riding has put him in high demand in the motorcycle world. Besides owning a motorcycle shop in Westminster, California, Britton is also the Executive Editor of 2Wheel Tuner Magazine, and the host of "Superbikes" on SpeedTV.
But despite his own show, his own shop, Hollywood gigs, and special appearances, Britton still finds time to compete and put on shows for his fans.
If you're heading to Miller Motorsports Park this year for the World Superbike event, you can check out one of the stunt shows from the No Limit Team. If you can't make it, here's a little taste of what you're missing.
