100cc experts

wownd out wrote: Anchor sucked, shit i made that dude literally cry at Arroyo, he got me on the holeshot but when i blew by him in the whoops he at shit, and i have never been beaten by Jerry Anchor!.
by the way my name is Charlie Osterday.

UpTiTe wrote: Anchor sucked? And you always beat him?

That kid was fast, him and David Antillion owned the int classs in 83 until they turned pro, dont remeber seeing you in any of those races.

wownd out wrote: I raced 100 expert, and didn't race 100's after 81. turned pro in 82.

wownd out wrote: I raced 100 expert, and didn't race 100's after 81. turned pro in 82.

UpTiTe wrote: This kid right here was the fastest 100 rider ever.

Mini Elsinore wrote: Those weren't always "100's". But he was a fast mofo, to be sure.

Mini Elsinore wrote: Those weren't always "100's". But he was a fast mofo, to be sure.

Romero202 wrote: Seeing the JT makes me think of a kid back around 73,74 maybe as far as 72 racing around Louisiana (I saw him at Waggaman LA. alot if anyone remembers that track) with JT on his number plate on I think a Kawasaki KE 100 very tricked out and won almost everytime I saw him race, I thnk his name was John Talyor. but I not sure, I may be mixing tha up with Ron Dupry's Kawasaki 100 that he raced alot at Waggaman. I don't know memory is pretty cloudy, that was long ago,

Glen Romero

Romero202 wrote: Seeing the JT makes me think of a kid back around 73,74 maybe as far as 72 racing around Louisiana (I saw him at Waggaman LA. alot if anyone remembers that track) with JT on his number plate on I think a Kawasaki KE 100 very tricked out and won almost everytime I saw him race, I thnk his name was John Talyor. but I not sure, I may be mixing tha up with Ron Dupry's Kawasaki 100 that he raced alot at Waggaman. I don't know memory is pretty cloudy, that was long ago,

Glen Romero

Romero202 wrote: Seeing the JT makes me think of a kid back around 73,74 maybe as far as 72 racing around Louisiana (I saw him at Waggaman LA. alot if anyone remembers that track) with JT on his number plate on I think a Kawasaki KE 100 very tricked out and won almost everytime I saw him race, I thnk his name was John Talyor. but I not sure, I may be mixing tha up with Ron Dupry's Kawasaki 100 that he raced alot at Waggaman. I don't know memory is pretty cloudy, that was long ago,

Glen Romero

Mini Elsinore wrote: I remember Scooter Stafford, Bubba Bardwell, and the rest of the Sunshine Yamaha Gang (hailing from Houma, LA, I believe). They were a lot of fun. So were the...uhm,uh, "very talented" Cajun ladies that accompanied them to the track.

Mini Elsinore wrote: I remember Scooter Stafford, Bubba Bardwell, and the rest of the Sunshine Yamaha Gang (hailing from Houma, LA, I believe). They were a lot of fun. So were the...uhm,uh, "very talented" Cajun ladies that accompanied them to the track.

Clarendon wrote: Greg Toyama moved to Australia (Adelaide) in the early 80's. I had some great races with him locally in South Australia on 125's and 250's up until about '83 when he stopped riding to concentrate on a real estate career. I haven't seen him for years, apparently he's back in California. Great guy.

Sondy132001 wrote: Just go hit a Saturday night SX at Anaheim Stadium, make your trek to the Big Jumbotron up top and there is a sweet little bar area...you'll find Greg Toyama with a bunch of Old School Mxer's having a beer, seen him last 2 years in a row...serious he hasn't aged !!

S

Sondy132001 wrote: Just go hit a Saturday night SX at Anaheim Stadium, make your trek to the Big Jumbotron up top and there is a sweet little bar area...you'll find Greg Toyama with a bunch of Old School Mxer's having a beer, seen him last 2 years in a row...serious he hasn't aged !!

S

Tom Corley wrote:

Sondy- I think I will go find Gregg Toyama at the Anaheim SX next year. It was great seeing Stu and you at the Trans-Cal finale.

Tom Corley wrote:

Sondy- I think I will go find Gregg Toyama at the Anaheim SX next year. It was great seeing Stu and you at the Trans-Cal finale.

gsxrcr28 wrote: Tom you bring a lot of cool pics to this forum. Thanks

gsxrcr28 wrote: Tom you bring a lot of cool pics to this forum. Thanks

Dmoks wrote: Punky Sites was very fast on a 100 81-82 Dist 17. Breck Powers(mini rider) borrowed a 100 to qualify for LL's. He was winning LL's on a borrowed bike and bent the shifter all the way back and I think he still ended up 6th.

Dmoks wrote: Punky Sites was very fast on a 100 81-82 Dist 17. Breck Powers(mini rider) borrowed a 100 to qualify for LL's. He was winning LL's on a borrowed bike and bent the shifter all the way back and I think he still ended up 6th.

socalhodaka wrote: Jim Pomeroy


Tommy Croft


Riding Hodaka's at Mid Ohio Vintage Motorcycle Days

socalhodaka wrote: Jim Pomeroy


Tommy Croft


Riding Hodaka's at Mid Ohio Vintage Motorcycle Days

chipnice wrote: That photo of Pomeroy is punk rock,

chipnice wrote: That photo of Pomeroy is punk rock,

Tom Corley wrote:

socalhodaka-- The CALVMX vintage race at Perris was really alot of fun! Here you are with your Hodaka as one of your competitors checks things out.



The 100 class is back and here's the start of the first moto. This class will no doubt keep growing and growing.

Tom Corley wrote:

socalhodaka-- The CALVMX vintage race at Perris was really alot of fun! Here you are with your Hodaka as one of your competitors checks things out.



The 100 class is back and here's the start of the first moto. This class will no doubt keep growing and growing.

Webcokid wrote:
514 is Chris Parker on a JWR-Jeff Ward-racing mini elsi. This guy lived up the street from me in Villa Park and also rode for Harry's Cycle in Orange.

Webcokid wrote:
514 is Chris Parker on a JWR-Jeff Ward-racing mini elsi. This guy lived up the street from me in Villa Park and also rode for Harry's Cycle in Orange.

Webcokid wrote:
514 is Chris Parker on a JWR-Jeff Ward-racing mini elsi. This guy lived up the street from me in Villa Park and also rode for Harry's Cycle in Orange.

Mini Elsinore wrote: Parker was still around around OC as recently as a few years ago. I believe his ole man owned Vulcan, no? And, wasn't Vulcan essentially a JWRP clone motor? That is my recall. The early mini-Dad's (Myerscough, Ward, Whiting, Moorewood, etc.) must have all had really sharp CPA's, as they pioneered the idea of writing off your kid's hobby as a business. I know my ole man set up a corporation and wrote our shit off for years----said we couldn't afford to do it any other way. But, nobody mastered the art like Kurtie's ole man with the NMA (yeah, I know Virginia and Ted were co-founders).

Whose on that Suzuki? The helmet looks very familiar. Welchel? He typically wasn't at Saddleback (more of an Indian Dunes regular), but that could have been taken at a series race.

Mini Elsinore wrote: Parker was still around around OC as recently as a few years ago. I believe his ole man owned Vulcan, no? And, wasn't Vulcan essentially a JWRP clone motor? That is my recall. The early mini-Dad's (Myerscough, Ward, Whiting, Moorewood, etc.) must have all had really sharp CPA's, as they pioneered the idea of writing off your kid's hobby as a business. I know my ole man set up a corporation and wrote our shit off for years----said we couldn't afford to do it any other way. But, nobody mastered the art like Kurtie's ole man with the NMA (yeah, I know Virginia and Ted were co-founders).

Whose on that Suzuki? The helmet looks very familiar. Welchel? He typically wasn't at Saddleback (more of an Indian Dunes regular), but that could have been taken at a series race.

Mini Elsinore wrote: Parker was still around around OC as recently as a few years ago. I believe his ole man owned Vulcan, no? And, wasn't Vulcan essentially a JWRP clone motor? That is my recall. The early mini-Dad's (Myerscough, Ward, Whiting, Moorewood, etc.) must have all had really sharp CPA's, as they pioneered the idea of writing off your kid's hobby as a business. I know my ole man set up a corporation and wrote our shit off for years----said we couldn't afford to do it any other way. But, nobody mastered the art like Kurtie's ole man with the NMA (yeah, I know Virginia and Ted were co-founders).

Whose on that Suzuki? The helmet looks very familiar. Welchel? He typically wasn't at Saddleback (more of an Indian Dunes regular), but that could have been taken at a series race.

project racer wrote: That helmet and those Heckel boots on the Suzuki rider kind of reminds me of Jody Weisel. But if it was Jody, he'd have an MXA jersey on, along with his famous #192, right?

project racer wrote: That helmet and those Heckel boots on the Suzuki rider kind of reminds me of Jody Weisel. But if it was Jody, he'd have an MXA jersey on, along with his famous #192, right?