We went to Madera Lakes, Mountain High, Dunlap, Huron, Tulare

The pros have talent and a sack of iron. They all deserve respect.

Quote from Gordon Lightfoot: If your plan is to vintage race, make sure you have scouted out the classes and requirements to fit in properly. Late model twin shock classes are often dominated by the Maico 490's, although in Europe, where there is a strong ... more »

I was 16

Great job. I never knew these had so much more travel than the 1978 model. The Suzukis were the bike to have back then. And you're right about them being tall for the times. Nobody had tank stickers at the races.

II think they get paid by the word.

My first ride on a real bike on a real track. In 1977. Madera Lakes on a friends 1977 RM125B. Scared and thrilled.

1. The skies are BLACK because of piston engines. 2. The fire-winds coming out of my cats raisin will lead to the undoing of the human race. 3. It is very unfortunate. 4. Oh darn, the sun came up. 5. I don't have a cat.

They will not stop until they have the people grateful to ride a tram.

I'd rather hear the bikes.

There is no question you are the dirt bike guru. So much knowledge. I enjoyed the Suzuki episode. But they are all outstanding. Good Job Tony.

This is no shit. Nothing like watching the pros swapping and roosting and each other WFO up those hills. Great track.

In no particular order; 1. Not producing sport ATVs. 2. Not producing the XR75. 3. Not producing the CT70.

Broke both in 1997. Left one very badly. Bad atrophy of my legs. Had to learn how to walk and step and stand. Still hurts.

I remember when the 1986 ATC250R was new and they were common at Pismo. Few quads. My brother did work on his engine til it was like a top fuel dragster. He routinely beat Banshees up comp. hill. All foopers now. Funnest times I ever had riding. But ... more »

Tuff Blocks of iron.

Tim Worth