OFF-Season boredom post - Oldest moto pic you have

Center on my '74 125 Pursang. 

1980 back in England . I wasn’t quite 5ft and could only just touch floor on one side so if I wrecked I had to put it on side stand to start it then jump off,  flip stand up put it in gear and jump back on as it got going. Spent most races reminding myself “ don’t crash” instead of actually trying to go fast . 

I seen Doug wheelie all the way around the Astrodome & Superdome SX track's, huge sprocket.

Salinas California, rough scrambles race 1979…

Every one of those kids wished they where you that day.

And an electric motor on his front wheel to keep it spinning.  He was awesome  and a super nice guy.

-1998

Used to love watching Doug Domokos wheelie shows at the races....   

Great thread! 

Did some digging and this is the earliest moto (first submission was just of me on my first bike) picture I have from 2003 on a 2003 KX125 in Stillwater, OK. 
 

This jump was cool for me to hit as it was one of my first “big” jumps and I was new to big bikes. Not too long after my 14th birthday. 
 

How does someone give that a thumbs down??

One of my favorite tracks as well and I miss it! And that was a fun jump being able to cross it up right in front of the clubhouse on spectator hill. I was in the Wednesday Nite club there and have so many moto memories! Great pic!

I'm #58 on the left, #59 has two 250 world titles and two east coast 125 titles, guy on the right was a pro cyclist doing races like Tour de France. Good times. 

My dad, cousins, siblings, and uncle Darwin at a beloved gravel pit near Negley, Ohio. I’m the dork Dutchboy haircut kid in the center (thanks dad for the oddball haircut LOL). Circa 1975ish with dad on his ‘74 Penton 250 Harescrambler

1968 0n a 1953 Triumph Tiger Cubs 200cc.

You all look like bad asses, Especially Dad. What a great day that must have been.

It's not about the content, it's about me.    There are people who downvote everything I post.    It's funny really....that I have somehow managed to have that much effect on their psyche.         

I love that helmet!

Great pic.  

1988 i think?

I took this at the 1990 Atlanta Supercross

1989 somewhere in Atlanta on my KX125

Same bike but not potato

1980 somewhere in the piney woods of south Mississippi on my 79 RM125.

I had the zebra print on my '88. It was gray with green stripes I think. The stock cover didn't last.

LOL thanks MxA, I didn't feel like a badass on the Trail 70 at the time, but I surely wish I still had it! I do have the tank to dad's Penton since he parted the thing out and kept the tank. We also still have his '77 Penton 400 MC5 hanging on my nephew's shop wall. His mom is to my left... she's a Harley lady now-a-days but at least still on 2 wheels. We're at 4 generations of riders now... and yes those were great days!

CMC Friday nights at ASCOT, circa '88 on my Z50, with my Pops '87 CR500 in the foreground of the second photo. Sure do miss that place!! Nothing like the smell of pre-mix race gas and fresh donuts being baked below the grandstands! 

Awesome pic Kenny!

I notice you're in jeans and looks like Tennis shoes the stuff we did as kids just blow my mind!!!

I'm in overall's and tennis shoes in this picture,  gives me the willys just looking at it! 

1977 Husky 125 Holeshot, could be Bemidji or Cambridge MN or Grantsburg WI...was a great year with the "TEAM SQUID"  based on Iron Range, MN.

First turn at Red Bud, 1981.That's me (#19) sandwiched between Mark Hinkle (#1N) and I believe Troy Bradshaw (#1). If I recall I beat Bradshaw that day but I was never able to beat Mark...

That is crazy air in 1978.....