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In my memory and please correct me if I’m wrong , The ladies always had big smiles on their faces . The fat ones did not however .
The vans and traveling is one of the things that made the sport better and provided all the great stories. And factory riders showed up at local races to steal the purse money and get in some practice.
The tracks ? Go back a few posts to the photo of Hannah at Unadilla. That's an actual motocross track with real bumps and everything. And spectators could actual view the racing up close and personal. And local racers didn't complain to the track operator about track prep. We were just
Happy ( super pumped ) to go racing.
Millions of dirt bikes were being sold and nobody talked about the decline of the sport or how to get more people involved. If the sport was 100% better there would be 10 different brand bikes on the start line and 500 entrants at local tracks all over CA every weekend. And night races Tues, Wed, Thurs. FRI nites.
Yes, the 70s and 80s were definately the best time for this sort. Like lostboy819 said, You missed the Golden age of MX.
It's not your fault. You don't know what you don't know.
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