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1960's British MX Hawkstone Vid

Rupert X Posts: 1497 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: NEWARK, OH	11/4/2009 2:28 PM Rupert X wrote: http://www.youtube.com/...Thss&feature=related Not only a great look at 1960's motocross but, at the start, a brief historical glance at the land-of-Beatles when I was just one . Go ahead and dig it. Rupert X wrote: http://www.youtube.com/...Thss&feature=related Not only a great look at 1960's motocross but, at the start, a brief historical glance at the land-of-Beatles when I was just one . Go ahead and dig it. Quote Last Post Only http://www.youtube.com/...Thss&feature=related Not only a great look at 1960's motocross but, at the start, a brief historical glance at the land-of-Beatles when I was just one . Go ahead and dig it.
Sondy132001 Posts: 1295 Joined: 8/16/2006 Location: Laguna Niguel, CA	11/5/2009 12:02 PM Sondy132001 wrote: Don't understand why they call it a Scramble ?? Looks Moto to me ha S Sondy132001 wrote: Don't understand why they call it a Scramble ?? Looks Moto to me ha S Quote Last Post Only Don't understand why they call it a Scramble ?? Looks Moto to me ha S
englishman Posts: 911 Joined: 3/07/2008 Location: England, GBR	11/5/2009 12:15 PM Sondy132001 wrote: Don't understand why they call it a Scramble ?? Looks Moto to me ha S Sondy132001 wrote: Don't understand why they call it a Scramble ?? Looks Moto to me ha S englishman wrote: It started out when they did just one race and they would seem to be "Scrambling" over the dirt. "Motocross" was / is a French word which came about when the scores of 2 or more races "Motos" were added together to give you a winner. "Scrambles" stuck around in England for ages though. I've raced Hawkstone a bunch and those guys are heros racing those big old beasts around there. The spot at 3:46 is the famous "BombHole" just a few yards in front of that is where they later made the big double that Jobe cleared back in the day. Quote Last Post Only englishman wrote: It started out when they did just one race and they would seem to be "Scrambling" over the dirt. "Motocross" was / is a French word which came about when the scores of 2 or more races "Motos" were added together to give you a winner. "Scrambles" stuck around in England for ages though. I've raced Hawkstone a bunch and those guys are heros racing those big old beasts around there. The spot at 3:46 is the famous "BombHole" just a few yards in front of that is where they later made the big double that Jobe cleared back in the day. Quote Last Post Only It started out when they did just one race and they would seem to be "Scrambling" over the dirt. "Motocross" was / is a French word which came about when the scores of 2 or more races "Motos" were added together to give you a winner. "Scrambles" stuck around in England for ages though. I've raced Hawkstone a bunch and those guys are heros racing those big old beasts around there. The spot at 3:46 is the famous "BombHole" just a few yards in front of that is where they later made the big double that Jobe cleared back in the day.
Dropbear Posts: 150 Joined: 5/07/2008 Location: Gosford, AUS	11/6/2009 12:27 PM Edited Date/Time: 11/6/2009 12:31 PM Dropbear wrote: Yeah, Baby! - A. Powers Great find. Thanks for posting. I'm amazed how big the whoops got with only 2 or 3 inches suspension travel Dropbear wrote: Yeah, Baby! - A. Powers Great find. Thanks for posting. I'm amazed how big the whoops got with only 2 or 3 inches suspension travel Quote Last Post Only Yeah, Baby! - A. Powers Great find. Thanks for posting. I'm amazed how big the whoops got with only 2 or 3 inches suspension travel

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