I remember watching this movie one day, but can't seem to recall the name. There were no major actors in the film. The plot was about a high school / college guy who is on a gymnastics team at school. He rides around on a black Triumph motorcycle when one day he stops at an old gas station, supposedly abandoned, where the owner [Jeff Bridges], plays the character, not sure offers a deal to him by giving him a job at the old gas station in exchange to become a better stronger athlete. Along the move, the main character hits it off pretty well with girls at a bar, stunts a hand-stand with his buddy, feet in the air, and their friends place beer mugs on each their shoes as the do hand stand push-ups while balancing the glasses on their shoes. The somewhere near the end of the film, our main character get in a motorcycle accident and its serious and he's angry that he can't train and would miss gymnastic the championships. He trains hard without the help of the gas-station owner who had seemingly disappeared because he was apparently never real, but actually a ghost.