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ChrisMackay Posts: 45 Joined: 1/04/2009 Location: CAMARILLO, CA	2/20/2009 6:00 PM Edited Date/Time: 2/20/2009 6:46 PM Slow ~ Pro wrote: Hmmm...All this time, I just thought you had a big ass ! motogeezer wrote: Tag. I'm "it"! Slow ~ Pro wrote: Hmmm...All this time, I just thought you had a big ass ! motogeezer wrote: Tag. I'm "it"! ChrisMackay wrote: I can feel the love in this room! I'm glad I'm not the only one old enough to remember that hill. Quote Last Post Only ChrisMackay wrote: I can feel the love in this room! I'm glad I'm not the only one old enough to remember that hill. Quote Last Post Only I can feel the love in this room! I'm glad I'm not the only one old enough to remember that hill. Prepare for the worst and hope for the best, and Don't worry, be happy. (It'll really piss off all the miserable jerks)
bigmaico Posts: 244 Joined: 8/15/2006 Location: Humble, TX	2/20/2009 7:42 PM maicoman wrote: How about the Penton clan of McDougal, Garrett, and LaPorte? I use to race, flag and sneak into that place every time it was open. maicoman wrote: How about the Penton clan of McDougal, Garrett, and LaPorte? I use to race, flag and sneak into that place every time it was open. bigmaico wrote: You forgot Chuck Bower! Quote Last Post Only bigmaico wrote: You forgot Chuck Bower! Quote Last Post Only You forgot Chuck Bower!
bigmaico Posts: 244 Joined: 8/15/2006 Location: Humble, TX	2/20/2009 7:45 PM maicoman wrote: Anyone remember when there were ponds in the infield? maicoman wrote: Anyone remember when there were ponds in the infield? bigmaico wrote: Yes & Also remember some joker trying to put me into it one night! It didn't work to well for him & his CZ as I just leaned on him & took him out in the corner. Quote Last Post Only bigmaico wrote: Yes & Also remember some joker trying to put me into it one night! It didn't work to well for him & his CZ as I just leaned on him & took him out in the corner. Quote Last Post Only Yes & Also remember some joker trying to put me into it one night! It didn't work to well for him & his CZ as I just leaned on him & took him out in the corner.
maicoman Posts: 505 Joined: 5/17/2007 Location: , AZ	2/21/2009 8:33 AM maicoman wrote: How about the Penton clan of McDougal, Garrett, and LaPorte? I use to race, flag and sneak into that place every time it was open. bigmaico wrote: You forgot Chuck Bower! maicoman wrote: How about the Penton clan of McDougal, Garrett, and LaPorte? I use to race, flag and sneak into that place every time it was open. bigmaico wrote: You forgot Chuck Bower! maicoman wrote: Yeah, forgot about him. How about Dave Pessy (sp?) rode on Ossa's, everyone called him Pussy, fast rider but just another hot head who cried foul all the time when he lost. Quote Last Post Only maicoman wrote: Yeah, forgot about him. How about Dave Pessy (sp?) rode on Ossa's, everyone called him Pussy, fast rider but just another hot head who cried foul all the time when he lost. Quote Last Post Only Yeah, forgot about him. How about Dave Pessy (sp?) rode on Ossa's, everyone called him Pussy, fast rider but just another hot head who cried foul all the time when he lost. Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms, Should be a convenience store, not a government agency.
ChrisMackay Posts: 45 Joined: 1/04/2009 Location: CAMARILLO, CA	2/21/2009 12:50 PM Edited Date/Time: 2/21/2009 12:51 PM maicoman wrote: Anyone remember when there were ponds in the infield? bigmaico wrote: Yes & Also remember some joker trying to put me into it one night! It didn't work to well for him & his CZ as I just leaned on him & took him out in the corner. maicoman wrote: Anyone remember when there were ponds in the infield? bigmaico wrote: Yes & Also remember some joker trying to put me into it one night! It didn't work to well for him & his CZ as I just leaned on him & took him out in the corner. ChrisMackay wrote: I'm 50 of course I remember the ponds! The night of my very first win in the 100 class Bill Bixby and the cast of "Courtship of Eddie's father" where handing out the trophies. Now I'm sure I'll be hard-pressed to find anyone who was there THAT night. (About 73' I think) I remember Bixby had to leave early because his wife was sick in the hospital at the time. (I think she died). I remember being about 12 and watching Dave Pessy ride that little practice course behind "HOCKY Cycles" on Figueroa, south of Carson St. (Near Harbor General Hospital) Now called "Harbor UCLA Medical Center". Quote Last Post Only ChrisMackay wrote: I'm 50 of course I remember the ponds! The night of my very first win in the 100 class Bill Bixby and the cast of "Courtship of Eddie's father" where handing out the trophies. Now I'm sure I'll be hard-pressed to find anyone who was there THAT night. (About 73' I think) I remember Bixby had to leave early because his wife was sick in the hospital at the time. (I think she died). I remember being about 12 and watching Dave Pessy ride that little practice course behind "HOCKY Cycles" on Figueroa, south of Carson St. (Near Harbor General Hospital) Now called "Harbor UCLA Medical Center". Quote Last Post Only I'm 50 of course I remember the ponds! The night of my very first win in the 100 class Bill Bixby and the cast of "Courtship of Eddie's father" where handing out the trophies. Now I'm sure I'll be hard-pressed to find anyone who was there THAT night. (About 73' I think) I remember Bixby had to leave early because his wife was sick in the hospital at the time. (I think she died). I remember being about 12 and watching Dave Pessy ride that little practice course behind "HOCKY Cycles" on Figueroa, south of Carson St. (Near Harbor General Hospital) Now called "Harbor UCLA Medical Center". Prepare for the worst and hope for the best, and Don't worry, be happy. (It'll really piss off all the miserable jerks)
Craze Posts: 829 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: Sin City, Nv	2/21/2009 4:16 PM maicoman wrote: How about the Penton clan of McDougal, Garrett, and LaPorte? I use to race, flag and sneak into that place every time it was open. bigmaico wrote: You forgot Chuck Bower! maicoman wrote: Yeah, forgot about him. How about Dave Pessy (sp?) rode on Ossa's, everyone called him Pussy, fast rider but just another hot head who cried foul all the time when he lost. bigmaico wrote: You forgot Chuck Bower! maicoman wrote: Yeah, forgot about him. How about Dave Pessy (sp?) rode on Ossa's, everyone called him Pussy, fast rider but just another hot head who cried foul all the time when he lost. Craze wrote: Quote Last Post Only Craze wrote: Quote Last Post Only The older I get, the faster I was
ChrisMackay Posts: 45 Joined: 1/04/2009 Location: CAMARILLO, CA	2/21/2009 4:45 PM Edited Date/Time: 2/21/2009 4:47 PM ChrisMackay wrote: Hey, in the March issue of "MOTORCYCLIST", (The kid's school had a magazine subscription fundraiser, I had to order something) There's a cool artical on the "First Superbowl of Motoross" at the LA Colisuem. (Yes, being a local I went. Still have the souvenir "Hot hat" around here somewhere. Remember it had the course map printed on top?) Anyway, there's a story about Tripes where he tells how "Joel Robert" taught him how to ride down the "BIG HILL" at Saddleback.. So we weren't the only ones a little intiminated. I guess we were in pretty good company. I just point the bike down the hill and try to "Float" to a smooth two-wheeled landing. (Like the little drop off on the backside of the REM track at Glen Helen) ChrisMackay wrote: Hey, in the March issue of "MOTORCYCLIST", (The kid's school had a magazine subscription fundraiser, I had to order something) There's a cool artical on the "First Superbowl of Motoross" at the LA Colisuem. (Yes, being a local I went. Still have the souvenir "Hot hat" around here somewhere. Remember it had the course map printed on top?) Anyway, there's a story about Tripes where he tells how "Joel Robert" taught him how to ride down the "BIG HILL" at Saddleback.. So we weren't the only ones a little intiminated. I guess we were in pretty good company. I just point the bike down the hill and try to "Float" to a smooth two-wheeled landing. (Like the little drop off on the backside of the REM track at Glen Helen) Quote Last Post Only Hey, in the March issue of "MOTORCYCLIST", (The kid's school had a magazine subscription fundraiser, I had to order something) There's a cool artical on the "First Superbowl of Motoross" at the LA Colisuem. (Yes, being a local I went. Still have the souvenir "Hot hat" around here somewhere. Remember it had the course map printed on top?) Anyway, there's a story about Tripes where he tells how "Joel Robert" taught him how to ride down the "BIG HILL" at Saddleback.. So we weren't the only ones a little intiminated. I guess we were in pretty good company. I just point the bike down the hill and try to "Float" to a smooth two-wheeled landing. (Like the little drop off on the backside of the REM track at Glen Helen) Prepare for the worst and hope for the best, and Don't worry, be happy. (It'll really piss off all the miserable jerks)
Craze Posts: 829 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: Sin City, Nv	2/21/2009 4:49 PM Craze wrote: I remember that hill now, It was actually part of the North track as we called it. Near the Old BMX track Craze wrote: I remember that hill now, It was actually part of the North track as we called it. Near the Old BMX track Quote Last Post Only I remember that hill now, It was actually part of the North track as we called it. Near the Old BMX track The older I get, the faster I was
ChrisMackay Posts: 45 Joined: 1/04/2009 Location: CAMARILLO, CA	3/2/2009 11:33 AM ChrisMackay wrote: Hey, Who knows how to contact J.N. Roberts? My family and I know some old friends/neighbors of his from "Springville, CA." that would like to check in with him. (Harold and Marlis) Thanks! Chris ChrisMackay wrote: Hey, Who knows how to contact J.N. Roberts? My family and I know some old friends/neighbors of his from "Springville, CA." that would like to check in with him. (Harold and Marlis) Thanks! Chris Quote Last Post Only Hey, Who knows how to contact J.N. Roberts? My family and I know some old friends/neighbors of his from "Springville, CA." that would like to check in with him. (Harold and Marlis) Thanks! Chris Prepare for the worst and hope for the best, and Don't worry, be happy. (It'll really piss off all the miserable jerks)
ChrisMackay Posts: 45 Joined: 1/04/2009 Location: CAMARILLO, CA	3/9/2009 9:07 AM ninety3 wrote: Ha ! I just sold a bike to Bill yesterday, he's racing desert stuff these days, I'll tell him you said hey Chris. I raced a few wed night summers out there, preferred outdoor tracks like Saddleback, Indian Dunes, Carlsbad, etc, but when the occasional mid-week boredom set in Ascot was cool. ninety3 wrote: Ha ! I just sold a bike to Bill yesterday, he's racing desert stuff these days, I'll tell him you said hey Chris. I raced a few wed night summers out there, preferred outdoor tracks like Saddleback, Indian Dunes, Carlsbad, etc, but when the occasional mid-week boredom set in Ascot was cool. ChrisMackay wrote: Gosh! K, don't dis my beloved ASCOT! OKOK, I know many people called it "TRASHSCOT", and Chris Ag did steal one of my hottest girlfriends, but it was close to home and I always did well there! Chris Quote Last Post Only ChrisMackay wrote: Gosh! K, don't dis my beloved ASCOT! OKOK, I know many people called it "TRASHSCOT", and Chris Ag did steal one of my hottest girlfriends, but it was close to home and I always did well there! Chris Quote Last Post Only Gosh! K, don't dis my beloved ASCOT! OKOK, I know many people called it "TRASHSCOT", and Chris Ag did steal one of my hottest girlfriends, but it was close to home and I always did well there! Chris Prepare for the worst and hope for the best, and Don't worry, be happy. (It'll really piss off all the miserable jerks)
ChrisMackay Posts: 45 Joined: 1/04/2009 Location: CAMARILLO, CA	3/9/2009 9:12 AM ChrisMackay wrote: Know anyone with a good deal on a good MX/GP bike, maybe a few years old that will haul my big butt around and be (Relatively) competitive? Thanks! ChrisMackay wrote: Know anyone with a good deal on a good MX/GP bike, maybe a few years old that will haul my big butt around and be (Relatively) competitive? Thanks! Quote Last Post Only Know anyone with a good deal on a good MX/GP bike, maybe a few years old that will haul my big butt around and be (Relatively) competitive? Thanks! Prepare for the worst and hope for the best, and Don't worry, be happy. (It'll really piss off all the miserable jerks)
Craze Posts: 829 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: Sin City, Nv	3/9/2009 5:56 PM ChrisMackay wrote: Know anyone with a good deal on a good MX/GP bike, maybe a few years old that will haul my big butt around and be (Relatively) competitive? Thanks! ChrisMackay wrote: Know anyone with a good deal on a good MX/GP bike, maybe a few years old that will haul my big butt around and be (Relatively) competitive? Thanks! Craze wrote: There's plenty out there...They call them KX 500's !!!! Quote Last Post Only Craze wrote: There's plenty out there...They call them KX 500's !!!! Quote Last Post Only There's plenty out there...They call them KX 500's !!!! The older I get, the faster I was
Slow ~ Pro Posts: 3726 Joined: 3/27/2008 Location: CAPISTRANO BEACH, CA	3/9/2009 7:07 PM ChrisMackay wrote: Know anyone with a good deal on a good MX/GP bike, maybe a few years old that will haul my big butt around and be (Relatively) competitive? Thanks! ChrisMackay wrote: Know anyone with a good deal on a good MX/GP bike, maybe a few years old that will haul my big butt around and be (Relatively) competitive? Thanks! Slow ~ Pro wrote: Chris...I am trying to land you the 2007 CRF450, that I won the 2008 California State Motocross Championship, on. It has a great engine, slightly modified, but bullet proof, Dick's racing, just did the suspension prior to my win. It could use some plastic, but other than that, I wish I owned it instead of just racing it once in awhile. Quote Last Post Only Slow ~ Pro wrote: Chris...I am trying to land you the 2007 CRF450, that I won the 2008 California State Motocross Championship, on. It has a great engine, slightly modified, but bullet proof, Dick's racing, just did the suspension prior to my win. It could use some plastic, but other than that, I wish I owned it instead of just racing it once in awhile. Quote Last Post Only Chris...I am trying to land you the 2007 CRF450, that I won the 2008 California State Motocross Championship, on. It has a great engine, slightly modified, but bullet proof, Dick's racing, just did the suspension prior to my win. It could use some plastic, but other than that, I wish I owned it instead of just racing it once in awhile. Without the following support, my race program would not be worthy: SERVICE HONDA ~ MTA ~ IMS ~ GPR ~ SPIDER GRIPS ~ GLEN HELEN RACEWAY ~ NO TOIL ~ FLUIDYNE ~ MAXXIS ~ FREEK RACING ~ SCVET ~ SRA ~ ENGINE ICE ~ ACERBIS
ChrisMackay Posts: 45 Joined: 1/04/2009 Location: CAMARILLO, CA	3/10/2009 10:38 AM Edited Date/Time: 3/15/2009 11:52 AM ChrisMackay wrote: Know anyone with a good deal on a good MX/GP bike, maybe a few years old that will haul my big butt around and be (Relatively) competitive? Thanks! Slow ~ Pro wrote: Chris...I am trying to land you the 2007 CRF450, that I won the 2008 California State Motocross Championship, on. It has a great engine, slightly modified, but bullet proof, Dick's racing, just did the suspension prior to my win. It could use some plastic, but other than that, I wish I owned it instead of just racing it once in awhile. ChrisMackay wrote: Know anyone with a good deal on a good MX/GP bike, maybe a few years old that will haul my big butt around and be (Relatively) competitive? Thanks! Slow ~ Pro wrote: Chris...I am trying to land you the 2007 CRF450, that I won the 2008 California State Motocross Championship, on. It has a great engine, slightly modified, but bullet proof, Dick's racing, just did the suspension prior to my win. It could use some plastic, but other than that, I wish I owned it instead of just racing it once in awhile. ChrisMackay wrote: That would be great! Thanks Mike. Quote Last Post Only ChrisMackay wrote: That would be great! Thanks Mike. Quote Last Post Only That would be great! Thanks Mike. Prepare for the worst and hope for the best, and Don't worry, be happy. (It'll really piss off all the miserable jerks)
Slow ~ Pro Posts: 3726 Joined: 3/27/2008 Location: CAPISTRANO BEACH, CA	3/10/2009 11:08 AM Slow ~ Pro wrote: I can get great deals on plastic kits...I am trying to get it at your price... Slow ~ Pro wrote: I can get great deals on plastic kits...I am trying to get it at your price... Quote Last Post Only I can get great deals on plastic kits...I am trying to get it at your price... Without the following support, my race program would not be worthy: SERVICE HONDA ~ MTA ~ IMS ~ GPR ~ SPIDER GRIPS ~ GLEN HELEN RACEWAY ~ NO TOIL ~ FLUIDYNE ~ MAXXIS ~ FREEK RACING ~ SCVET ~ SRA ~ ENGINE ICE ~ ACERBIS
ChrisMackay Posts: 45 Joined: 1/04/2009 Location: CAMARILLO, CA	3/10/2009 8:23 PM Edited Date/Time: 3/15/2009 11:53 AM Slow ~ Pro wrote: I can get great deals on plastic kits...I am trying to get it at your price... Slow ~ Pro wrote: I can get great deals on plastic kits...I am trying to get it at your price... ChrisMackay wrote: I really want to go racing again. Let me know what you find out. Quote Last Post Only ChrisMackay wrote: I really want to go racing again. Let me know what you find out. Quote Last Post Only I really want to go racing again. Let me know what you find out. Prepare for the worst and hope for the best, and Don't worry, be happy. (It'll really piss off all the miserable jerks)
BobbyM Posts: 8859 Joined: 8/15/2006 Location: ,	3/11/2009 7:38 AM ChrisMackay wrote: Does anyone remember one particular Wednesday night at ASCOT during the summer of 82 when a REALLY HOT BLOND CHICK WITH A KILLER BODY, and wearing bright orange bib overalls, was getting everyone's attention and ended up having her way with a local racer in Greg Vitali's stationwagon? (Parked not far behind the concession stand in the pits?) I know Radical Ron Turner and John Desoto remember. Ron was jumping on the stationwagon at the time. Along with about 50 other people. John was there too. I believe it happened between races. The announcer said "There seems to be some kind of commotion in the pits". No one was watching the races, everyone was watching Vitali's stationwagon. I think she actually came with some friends and neighbors of Westergaard's. (250 pro) Not sure. IF YOU WERE THERE, THEN YOU REMEMBER. OKOK, it was me. She attacked me, I was helpless. She forced herself on me what could I do? Wish I could remember her name, but she lived off Crenshaw just up the hill from PCH near Alta Loma Park? If anyone remembers this or has info regarding this shameless spectacle, please let me know. ChrisMackay ChrisMackay wrote: Does anyone remember one particular Wednesday night at ASCOT during the summer of 82 when a REALLY HOT BLOND CHICK WITH A KILLER BODY, and wearing bright orange bib overalls, was getting everyone's attention and ended up having her way with a local racer in Greg Vitali's stationwagon? (Parked not far behind the concession stand in the pits?) I know Radical Ron Turner and John Desoto remember. Ron was jumping on the stationwagon at the time. Along with about 50 other people. John was there too. I believe it happened between races. The announcer said "There seems to be some kind of commotion in the pits". No one was watching the races, everyone was watching Vitali's stationwagon. I think she actually came with some friends and neighbors of Westergaard's. (250 pro) Not sure. IF YOU WERE THERE, THEN YOU REMEMBER. OKOK, it was me. She attacked me, I was helpless. She forced herself on me what could I do? Wish I could remember her name, but she lived off Crenshaw just up the hill from PCH near Alta Loma Park? If anyone remembers this or has info regarding this shameless spectacle, please let me know. ChrisMackay BobbyM wrote: you stud you...sure it wasn't bauer? Quote Last Post Only BobbyM wrote: you stud you...sure it wasn't bauer? Quote Last Post Only you stud you...sure it wasn't bauer?
Craze Posts: 829 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: Sin City, Nv	3/11/2009 3:08 PM ChrisMackay wrote: Does anyone remember one particular Wednesday night at ASCOT during the summer of 82 when a REALLY HOT BLOND CHICK WITH A KILLER BODY, and wearing bright orange bib overalls, was getting everyone's attention and ended up having her way with a local racer in Greg Vitali's stationwagon? (Parked not far behind the concession stand in the pits?) I know Radical Ron Turner and John Desoto remember. Ron was jumping on the stationwagon at the time. Along with about 50 other people. John was there too. I believe it happened between races. The announcer said "There seems to be some kind of commotion in the pits". No one was watching the races, everyone was watching Vitali's stationwagon. I think she actually came with some friends and neighbors of Westergaard's. (250 pro) Not sure. IF YOU WERE THERE, THEN YOU REMEMBER. OKOK, it was me. She attacked me, I was helpless. She forced herself on me what could I do? Wish I could remember her name, but she lived off Crenshaw just up the hill from PCH near Alta Loma Park? If anyone remembers this or has info regarding this shameless spectacle, please let me know. ChrisMackay BobbyM wrote: you stud you...sure it wasn't bauer? ChrisMackay wrote: Does anyone remember one particular Wednesday night at ASCOT during the summer of 82 when a REALLY HOT BLOND CHICK WITH A KILLER BODY, and wearing bright orange bib overalls, was getting everyone's attention and ended up having her way with a local racer in Greg Vitali's stationwagon? (Parked not far behind the concession stand in the pits?) I know Radical Ron Turner and John Desoto remember. Ron was jumping on the stationwagon at the time. Along with about 50 other people. John was there too. I believe it happened between races. The announcer said "There seems to be some kind of commotion in the pits". No one was watching the races, everyone was watching Vitali's stationwagon. I think she actually came with some friends and neighbors of Westergaard's. (250 pro) Not sure. IF YOU WERE THERE, THEN YOU REMEMBER. OKOK, it was me. She attacked me, I was helpless. She forced herself on me what could I do? Wish I could remember her name, but she lived off Crenshaw just up the hill from PCH near Alta Loma Park? If anyone remembers this or has info regarding this shameless spectacle, please let me know. ChrisMackay BobbyM wrote: you stud you...sure it wasn't bauer? Craze wrote: Bauer rarely ventured out that far west, especially on a Wednesday night Quote Last Post Only Craze wrote: Bauer rarely ventured out that far west, especially on a Wednesday night Quote Last Post Only Bauer rarely ventured out that far west, especially on a Wednesday night The older I get, the faster I was
ChrisMackay Posts: 45 Joined: 1/04/2009 Location: CAMARILLO, CA	3/11/2009 9:57 PM Edited Date/Time: 4/16/2009 2:02 PM ChrisMackay wrote: ..Yeah yeah, Bierman was already bustin my cahonies about that on the previous page. He posted a photo of how the girl looks today. Hey, just ask Ron Turner or John DeSoto. They were there and they remember! I only wish I was remembered for my racing instead of being attacked by a drunk, (But very hot) chick from South Torrance. ChrisMackay wrote: ..Yeah yeah, Bierman was already bustin my cahonies about that on the previous page. He posted a photo of how the girl looks today. Hey, just ask Ron Turner or John DeSoto. They were there and they remember! I only wish I was remembered for my racing instead of being attacked by a drunk, (But very hot) chick from South Torrance. Quote Last Post Only ..Yeah yeah, Bierman was already bustin my cahonies about that on the previous page. He posted a photo of how the girl looks today. Hey, just ask Ron Turner or John DeSoto. They were there and they remember! I only wish I was remembered for my racing instead of being attacked by a drunk, (But very hot) chick from South Torrance. Prepare for the worst and hope for the best, and Don't worry, be happy. (It'll really piss off all the miserable jerks)
ChrisMackay Posts: 45 Joined: 1/04/2009 Location: CAMARILLO, CA	3/11/2009 10:00 PM ChrisMackay wrote: Duhhhhhhhhh Oh yeah, "BAUER'S SHAMELESS". I get it. What's he doing these days? ChrisMackay wrote: Duhhhhhhhhh Oh yeah, "BAUER'S SHAMELESS". I get it. What's he doing these days? Quote Last Post Only Duhhhhhhhhh Oh yeah, "BAUER'S SHAMELESS". I get it. What's he doing these days? Prepare for the worst and hope for the best, and Don't worry, be happy. (It'll really piss off all the miserable jerks)
Big Lenbroski Posts: 584 Joined: 2/04/2009 Location: ADELPHI, OH	3/15/2009 10:16 AM Edited Date/Time: 3/15/2009 10:19 AM maicoman wrote: Anyone remember when there were ponds in the infield? maicoman wrote: Anyone remember when there were ponds in the infield? Big Lenbroski wrote: I do...I remember the night MX races at Lion's Dragstrip too.. Quote Last Post Only Big Lenbroski wrote: I do...I remember the night MX races at Lion's Dragstrip too.. Quote Last Post Only I do...I remember the night MX races at Lion's Dragstrip too..
maicoman Posts: 505 Joined: 5/17/2007 Location: , AZ	3/17/2009 8:50 AM maicoman wrote: Anyone remember when there were ponds in the infield? Big Lenbroski wrote: I do...I remember the night MX races at Lion's Dragstrip too.. maicoman wrote: Anyone remember when there were ponds in the infield? Big Lenbroski wrote: I do...I remember the night MX races at Lion's Dragstrip too.. maicoman wrote: Lenny, did you ever sneak into the place from the river channel? We always did and I remember a few times some "brothers" would jump the fence with us and we would all run like hell into the pits. Quote Last Post Only maicoman wrote: Lenny, did you ever sneak into the place from the river channel? We always did and I remember a few times some "brothers" would jump the fence with us and we would all run like hell into the pits. Quote Last Post Only Lenny, did you ever sneak into the place from the river channel? We always did and I remember a few times some "brothers" would jump the fence with us and we would all run like hell into the pits. Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms, Should be a convenience store, not a government agency.
ChrisMackay Posts: 45 Joined: 1/04/2009 Location: CAMARILLO, CA	3/21/2009 11:36 AM ChrisMackay wrote: ...and the ducks! And all the old TV shows, movies, commericals, made there, not to mention the "NATIONAL half mile flat track and TT RACES" ChrisMackay wrote: ...and the ducks! And all the old TV shows, movies, commericals, made there, not to mention the "NATIONAL half mile flat track and TT RACES" Quote Last Post Only ...and the ducks! And all the old TV shows, movies, commericals, made there, not to mention the "NATIONAL half mile flat track and TT RACES" Prepare for the worst and hope for the best, and Don't worry, be happy. (It'll really piss off all the miserable jerks)
ChrisMackay Posts: 45 Joined: 1/04/2009 Location: CAMARILLO, CA	3/21/2009 11:41 AM ChrisMackay wrote: I just rid them under blankets in the back of the van. (Hey, I could barely afford the entry fees back then) Sorry Stu, I'll pay you back with interest when I see you. (I don't think the kids missed any meals because of it) ;-) ChrisMackay wrote: I just rid them under blankets in the back of the van. (Hey, I could barely afford the entry fees back then) Sorry Stu, I'll pay you back with interest when I see you. (I don't think the kids missed any meals because of it) ;-) Quote Last Post Only I just rid them under blankets in the back of the van. (Hey, I could barely afford the entry fees back then) Sorry Stu, I'll pay you back with interest when I see you. (I don't think the kids missed any meals because of it) ;-) Prepare for the worst and hope for the best, and Don't worry, be happy. (It'll really piss off all the miserable jerks)
Tom Corley Posts: 156 Joined: 3/16/2009 Location: WHITTIER, CA	3/21/2009 12:47 PM Edited Date/Time: 3/22/2009 11:21 PM Tom Corley wrote: Hello Chris, That's it...keep the memories coming from CMC Motocross at Ascot . My blue Dodge van and D50 pick-up carried my track photography display there for years. I sure miss those incredible races between ''Radical" Ron Turner and Todd Peterson. Haven't seen Ron in a long time but visited Todd yesterday at his Swolen store in Anaheim. Tim Lunde always comes to mind when I think of Ascot and so does my Whittier neighbor Jeff Conlin. I was there for the finale in 1990. Right now I'm going through the negative envelopes and writing down bike numbers. Okay..here's my question...did I take that one-handed shot of you on the #36 maico and or the suzuki picture in your profile section? Tom Corley wrote: Hello Chris, That's it...keep the memories coming from CMC Motocross at Ascot . My blue Dodge van and D50 pick-up carried my track photography display there for years. I sure miss those incredible races between ''Radical" Ron Turner and Todd Peterson. Haven't seen Ron in a long time but visited Todd yesterday at his Swolen store in Anaheim. Tim Lunde always comes to mind when I think of Ascot and so does my Whittier neighbor Jeff Conlin. I was there for the finale in 1990. Right now I'm going through the negative envelopes and writing down bike numbers. Okay..here's my question...did I take that one-handed shot of you on the #36 maico and or the suzuki picture in your profile section? Quote Last Post Only Hello Chris, That's it...keep the memories coming from CMC Motocross at Ascot . My blue Dodge van and D50 pick-up carried my track photography display there for years. I sure miss those incredible races between ''Radical" Ron Turner and Todd Peterson. Haven't seen Ron in a long time but visited Todd yesterday at his Swolen store in Anaheim. Tim Lunde always comes to mind when I think of Ascot and so does my Whittier neighbor Jeff Conlin. I was there for the finale in 1990. Right now I'm going through the negative envelopes and writing down bike numbers. Okay..here's my question...did I take that one-handed shot of you on the #36 maico and or the suzuki picture in your profile section?
Bauer Posts: 149 Joined: 8/15/2006 Location: Orange County, CA	3/21/2009 3:40 PM Bauer wrote: Tom Corley was the Man for photos back in the day! Bauer wrote: Tom Corley was the Man for photos back in the day! Quote Last Post Only Tom Corley was the Man for photos back in the day! Bauer w
ChrisMackay Posts: 45 Joined: 1/04/2009 Location: CAMARILLO, CA	3/22/2009 8:42 PM Edited Date/Time: 3/30/2009 8:21 PM ChrisMackay wrote: Hi Tom! Great to hear from you. I left you a message on your work phone a while back! You took both of those photos! Remember the story you did on me in Cycle News? -- Cycle News Volume XIX ; Number 15 ; April 28, 1982 --- Thanks! It meant a lot. ChrisMackay wrote: Hi Tom! Great to hear from you. I left you a message on your work phone a while back! You took both of those photos! Remember the story you did on me in Cycle News? -- Cycle News Volume XIX ; Number 15 ; April 28, 1982 --- Thanks! It meant a lot. Quote Last Post Only Hi Tom! Great to hear from you. I left you a message on your work phone a while back! You took both of those photos! Remember the story you did on me in Cycle News? -- Cycle News Volume XIX ; Number 15 ; April 28, 1982 --- Thanks! It meant a lot. Prepare for the worst and hope for the best, and Don't worry, be happy. (It'll really piss off all the miserable jerks)
ChrisMackay Posts: 45 Joined: 1/04/2009 Location: CAMARILLO, CA	3/22/2009 8:51 PM Edited Date/Time: 3/25/2009 8:16 PM ChrisMackay wrote: ChrisMackay wrote: Quote Last Post Only Prepare for the worst and hope for the best, and Don't worry, be happy. (It'll really piss off all the miserable jerks)
ChrisMackay Posts: 45 Joined: 1/04/2009 Location: CAMARILLO, CA	4/16/2009 2:00 PM Craze wrote: I used to be at Ascot every Wednesday night during 80-85, Used to pit for Jeff Conlin #470, Husqvarna ,He was the only guy wearing "Leathers" in the pro class. I knew Dickie and his dad, and uncle...the whole gang. Jeff Hofmiester #48H used to hang out with us. Always a good time. I've even gone trail riding with Aldana, Great guy and amazing rider Craze wrote: I used to be at Ascot every Wednesday night during 80-85, Used to pit for Jeff Conlin #470, Husqvarna ,He was the only guy wearing "Leathers" in the pro class. I knew Dickie and his dad, and uncle...the whole gang. Jeff Hofmiester #48H used to hang out with us. Always a good time. I've even gone trail riding with Aldana, Great guy and amazing rider ChrisMackay wrote: Hey CRAZE, Say hello to Dickie and the group for me. I'm sure they'll remember. Those were the days. (Sheeeet, I sound like my dad) ;-O big sigh Quote Last Post Only ChrisMackay wrote: Hey CRAZE, Say hello to Dickie and the group for me. I'm sure they'll remember. Those were the days. (Sheeeet, I sound like my dad) ;-O big sigh Quote Last Post Only Hey CRAZE, Say hello to Dickie and the group for me. I'm sure they'll remember. Those were the days. (Sheeeet, I sound like my dad) ;-O big sigh Prepare for the worst and hope for the best, and Don't worry, be happy. (It'll really piss off all the miserable jerks)
Bauer Posts: 149 Joined: 8/15/2006 Location: Orange County, CA	4/16/2009 8:10 PM Bauer wrote: You guys also forgot to mention Mark Tyer when talking about the Mettco Penton team. There was another guy named Bill Henderson who was really fast that rode for them. Bauer wrote: You guys also forgot to mention Mark Tyer when talking about the Mettco Penton team. There was another guy named Bill Henderson who was really fast that rode for them. Quote Last Post Only You guys also forgot to mention Mark Tyer when talking about the Mettco Penton team. There was another guy named Bill Henderson who was really fast that rode for them. Bauer w

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