He grew up talking about the flats with his uncle's family, and still keeps his grandfather's motorcycle in memory of the man who inspired his love for motorcycles.
But now it's a dream come true: Phillips recently returned from a trip to Utah, where he reached speeds of 130 mph on the flats and earned a place on the Utah Salt Flats Racing Association's 130 MPH Club roster.
"I'm very proud that my wife allowed me to do it,...
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Way to Go! - 2009-10-08 14:42:30
One way to speed without getting a ticket. Good for him. This must have been a blast!. I hope he breaks 150 MPH club.
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