Easy Rider Collection

The Easy Rider Collection is a series of films that explore themes of familial relationships and the search for personal identity, frequently framed through the experience of motorcycle riding. Spanning from 1969 to 2012, the collection comprises two films with a total runtime of 190 minutes and a total budget of $400,000, generating $60 million in revenue. The initial film, released in 1969, follows two individuals seeking spiritual meaning during a motorcycle journey. A later installment connects to the first through family history, examining a character's legacy and shared passion for motorcycles. Another film in the collection centers on a young man who rebels against his father's conservative values as he pursues his identity through motorcycle repair. Furthermore, one film portrays a young woman navigating gender discrimination while striving to establish herself as a motorcycle racer in a male-dominated field. The collection’s combined revenue reached $60 million across its two installments during its active years.