Robbie Knievel, the son of legendary daredevil Evel Knievel, is continuing to follow in his father's footsteps. On Saturday, Robbie took on an even bigger challenge than those taken by his father when he performed a jump at Sturgis, South Dakota's annual rally for motorcyclists.

Robbie jumped over 20 cars with a vintage Triumph Bonneville motorcycle that was owned and ridden by his father before him. It was an incredible feat as he flew across the track at 70 mph while passing just above two tractor-trailers and 20 parked cars that were arranged in two neat rows. The successful jump has earned him respect among the daredevil community who were amazed at the nerve and precision required to make such a feat possible.

When asked why he chose this lifestyle, Robbie responded "I do it because I love the rush and adrenaline of doing something others might consider impossible." His passion and dedication is something many people can learn from and admire.

Though some may see Robbie as reckless for making daring stunts like these, many see him as courageous for pushing himself to test his limits and inspiring others to follow their dreams regardless of the risks involved. Despite not receiving much mainstream attention or commercial success like his father did in the 1970s, Robbie continues to make leaps forward in challenging traditional stunts and embracing his chosen lifestyle.