Your Bike Number

137. Because Joe Louis was 137 years old.

I usually run 446. I had 219 when I raced MX a few times as a kid.
446 was my BMX number for several years. Good memories. Continuing on in MX.

Last year I raced as 77 with Retro graphics.
I entered a race and didn't have numbers. When I looked in my extra parts box I found 6 #7's.
I don't remember buying them. I have no idea where they came from. They might be from the 80's.
I ran 77 for the entire series. I might stay with 77. It looks pretty cool.

If I did that my number would be 420 and I don't need the looks or judgement from people at the track lol.

112

'Cause Stephane Roncada recommended it to me, as it was good to him during his first year racing in the US.

I dont race, I just practice and ride off-road. However I always had people comment on the white eggs with no numbers on a tricked out bike. So I used 22, my BDay and a cool number. Yeah I know its not cool to have a 2 digit # if you dont earn it, but I am an old dude and I dont race and its obvious...so I really dont care. If I get another bike or new graphics, I might change to 822, maybe.

993- wanted to be 632 when I was younger after watching a goofy pro racing at the Lake Havasu WORCS. Wanted to put those on my bike but they didn't fit on my 125 so I went with 93 cuz it fit better. Then started racing WORCS and went with 993

#69

Not for the obvious reason! When I starting racing CMC assigned me R21, ran that for a few years.

Took some time off for paramedic school & was assigned 64F, used that until I move to Texas.

Got into the Vintage\Evo on a Maico Of course, I tried to get the #64 but someone already had it.

So I used the numbers that came with the Maico, found out later It was Greg Zitterkophs Earned CMC number.

The thing now is that I don't race anymore & I haven't put any numbers on my 14' KTM 450.

My "Friends" always say that #69 is perfect for me, it's the same right side up or upside down

724... anniversary for my wife and I.. got major brownie points for that one

Used 996 during the amateur days, the AMA highly suggested using the last 3 of your AMA number back then,so most of us did. I asked for 2's,3's or 7's for my pro card and they actually gave me 277 in 1976 and have been using ever since. For more than my bike number. On different membership accounts, partial user names and passwords,etc,etc. My wife even surprised me and had it tattoed on her ring finger at Hart & Huntington during last years trip to Orlando. Kinda cool....

My number is #619, it was my dad's and like most boys I wanted to be like my dad.
My fiancé is #17. Before she was a factory Suzuki rider she used to get Ezra Lusk's race bikes and they came with 17 on them so she just kept it.

Also, we are getting married June 19, 2017 so our anniversary will be 6/19/17, kind of hokey but neither of us will forget it!

Mine is 119. It's when my wife and I first went on a date and it's my birthday backwards (911).

228 for me it's he say me and my wife got together and the 28 also stands for a date a very good close family friend was killed in glamis me and my nephew run a 28 in our number for him

783 - I've always run the 83 when available in sports growing up. So whatever 100# our local class is for the year +83.

This is great!!! HAHAHAHAHA

Well, I grew up racing and playing basketball competitively. Earlier in my life, and probably to the disappointment of my father, basketball was more of a focus for me. My favorite basketball player was Vince Carter, and my birthday is on the 15th, so it became my number. When I really started getting more into racing, the number 15 just moved right along with me.

Back in 1976 my bike was a XL125. My older brother bought a used 74 250 Elsinore and I thought it was the coolest bike ever. it had #41 so that's what I ran until I bought one of Danny Smith's old bikes and it had #29. I thought 29, that's perfect! Ya know, not 30! LOL! Always a kid!

#2- My dad was assigned #20 from CMC and was really close with the owner and his daughter, so when I was born they automatically assigned me #2. If I ever go to a 3 digit it will either be 220 for my dad and I, 923 for my anniversary, or 213 because both kids were born on the 13th.

545, the last three of my AMA#. Nothing special but, it does sound like a special at Arby's.

463

46 was the number I was given in middle school, my first year of football. So I kept it and used it in baseball. Then when I got into moto, there was another #46 locally and I decided to add a 3 to my number because I was a Dale Earnhardt fan and I've stayed 463 since then.

First number ever was 114 made out of electrical tape on the day of the race. My dad just picked 114 and 115 for my brother and I until we got our true ama cards.

Once I got my ama card the last 3 of mine were 065 so I took 65 and it stuck. I was racing 65's at the time too so I thought it was the coolest thing as a kid.

I seriously laugh to myself everytime I see my bike.

Kids B-days, May, April and September (youngest to oldest) 549

Forty is the number the district gave me when I moved to the A class.

I asked for the #1. No dice.

see avatar...beat Kenny to it back around 1991. ran 194 and 394-(sons birth month and year) for a minute but for the majority of the 27 years of riding dirtbikes it's been 94. Raced BMX before then and my number was 96

17 because tape

103 because that's the number of wins I have in the novice class the last 2 years. Moving up soon to new age class so maybe novice one more year.

16
A number I wore playing high school and college baseball

#95! The year my son started riding when he was 5years old. He ran this number until the age of 17. He had to stop racing/riding after suffering a traumatic brain injury in a car accident. So,from that day to present day,I run his #95!

24 because it was my basketball number. Soon to be 324 because my buddies son also started running the 24 and I told him I'd retire it to him since he would be faster than me soon haha! Plus I like a 3 digit number better.

663s - born June 1963, and Sierra Chapter OTHG. Still a Sierra member even tho I live in Oregon now. I try to get down to a race or two each year just for the Gang. Hard to miss races at Hangtown.

Hammer 663s