About Us

In 2012, some friends were sharing videos of their experiences with small town police while riding their four wheelers/dirt bikes. This was in the days before street legal enduros were common, and many riders didn’t see much of a difference – state laws didn’t require head lights, or taillights during daytime use, it was common to see large modified trucks and other vehicles with tires not approved for DOT use, and classic cars weren’t required to have turn signals or horns, rather signaling with their hands out the window. So what was the big difference between a dirtbike and an enduro? Insurance wasn’t required on motorcycles and registration was less than $100 – if it was possible to register them for use, many riders would have. So, it became common for many riders to avoid the hassle of having their machines towed and impounded, and countless tickets not just costing them money, but also raising their insurance costs and causing issues with special licenses like CDLs. How did they avoid this hassle? Many riders avoided what they perceived to be state overreach by switching to a lower gear and taking off – looking for a trail to escape to that a police officer cannot reach.

This led to the creation of FNF Entertainment on YouTube – compiling videos submitted anonymously of riders across the country and even world sharing their experiences with law enforcement agencies. FNF Entertainment received countless strikes and censorship from various social media platforms – going through 4-5 channels before finally establishing the current FNF Entertainment YouTube channel which is still in good standing. Eventually, the original creators decided to rebrand the channel to TheAdrenalineDealer – compiling adrenaline rushing videos from all sports, including unconventional sports such as freestyle sportbike stuntriding.