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Something not worth a lot but priceless to you.
For me it's a Renthal bar pad 259 Stewart one.
For me it's a Renthal bar pad 259 Stewart one.
My first series championship trophy
and
My Billy Laninovich jersey that I will have to become anorexic to wear .... ever.
Mostly my memories ... what I can remember
anyone seen my keys .... dammit !
Wouldn't trade it or sell it ever. Hanging above my desk.
The Shop
Luxon 4-Post Bar Mounts
$189.95 - $239.95
DeCal Works Huge Plastic Inventory of UFO and Polisport kits.
also BT's number plate form the Monster Cup in 2011
Like big wrenches to take forks apart,dunno the size,50mm or such.
I would take short pieces of steel and lay a piece on each of the sides tacking welds . Then weld it up and grind to like nice ,instant fork cap wrench.
Or, on old conventional forks a long t handle to get the damping tube out so I could weld up holes or add some. Then ,simmons cartridges came out.
Or ,the old white power shocks from the 80s, made a spanner to fit the shock body cap that had 2 holes to twist it out.
I welded roll pins in a flat bar with a notch to slip the shaft in. And one to remove the resivor.
Made case splitters, pipe caps to blow out dents.
Got drawers full of stuff.
Also, have a pair of Ezra Lusk signed goggles and Jimmy Buttons pants from REDBUD
Jeez, they are all in the loft of my barn,just wasn't what i did it for but,
There are some cool ones. Like the denver 100 ,went thru denver north Carolina and is a big silver cup, one long tuf race on a 82 xr500.
The triple crown, am atlantasx ,gatorback am nat, am Dayton sx.
A pair of david bailey ,lake sugartree track championships from 87 that are these painted glass of him crossed up that stick in a stand to sit on a desk or shelf, those i should probably get out the barn.
Pit Row
I remember back then you could just walk into the pits after the races & walk right up to the riders rigs & they were out there sighing autographs. I didn't wait in line for hours or have to get a ticket. Only the core fans were back there waiting to get in & get autographs.. Ahh, the good ole days, 90s motocross...
My son got this helmet from Trey, it's the one he wore at Washougal when he re-broke his femur.
We have a lot of gear that riders gave him and I but this is the coolest.
Retail value isn't really much, but to me it is priceless.
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