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Yeah I think they were $25 each at Walmart back then and that was a lot of money. I don't think many sold because of cost. For $25 you really had to want them back then. Man just think if you had bought a case or cases and held onto them for 20+ years like I have.

I think $75 each. I tried to find the Lamson years ago to complete the set, but the two I found were going for 150-200 on Ebay back in mid 2000's and I just never pulled the trigger. $150 plus shipping for both.

I got these back in 95 from Walmart. They were $$$ back then. They are big and heavy 1/9 scale. There was a Steve Lamson that made a complete set but I only got the Henry and McGrath. I'm willing to part with them for the right amount. Super cool and rare to find.

1st motos on MAVTV were cut short(black screen) with less than 5 minutes left in the 450's. FU Spectrum

Cool pic! Kids rails. I think I saw him at Swan or maybe it was Freestone.

Guess I'm a Debbie downer then. Personally speaking I was talking more about racing than casual riding. Myself and my boys ride when we can. We just cannot afford to race competitively like we would like to because of the costs. Plain and simple.

Like I said in my last post. Its all cost for me. I did a quick break down of the cost for a year of racing for my family. Myself and my two boys 9 and 12 yrs of age. Racing on average once a month at local tracks around Texas. No big amateur nationals. Yearly break down: Bikes 4500...

For me its cost. I simply cannot afford for myself and my two boys to race or hell even ride every weekend. We don't do stick and ball sports, but my kids wrestle competitively and its stupid cheap compared to other sports even with all the travel for tournaments. My parents literally went bankrupt trying to fund my racing in...

250 two stroke here and it's all I will ride. More work to ride than a 4 stroke but I enjoy it much more. I've got the 300 big bore on my KTM 250sx with a 9oz flywheel weight. It has unreal torque and plenty of power to be competitive with just about anything out there.

Cool vid! That dude can scrub but he almost ate shit a few times doing it. Don't those 650cc+ open bikes make 300-500HP on nitro methane??

Damn brother I hate hearing this, but glad to see you are doing better now. Keeping you in my prayers!

Thanks man I've been having trouble all day downloading or listening. Thought it was just me.

Nice! Dude knows how to ride a 2 stroke. I still watch that old vid of him on a 250 at mini o's back in 08 from time to time.

Yeah he's a smaller dude. Short and skinny. Probably weighs in the 130-140 range I imagine. Dude goes big at Red Rock here in Tx. Rails a 250t like its a 125. Man. Fun is such an understatement! I love riding this 2-Stroke especially at Red Rock with a solid crew filming. This is definitely worth a gander ! Track...

These are some of the baddest mother f*ckers on earth! Much respect! RIP my brothers

Very nice! That's pretty impressive man. I like what you said about keeping it fun. That's what its all about.

Generally the really fast C guys(mostly kids) for any given year move up to B the next year. These are kids coming up after starting out on minis for 1-3 years. They are not beginners, nor are they ready for B class. IMO the learner goon class is the beginner classes. I started out racing on 85's for 2 yrs...

Great write up. I couldn't wait to get out of the C class when I first moved up from minis. I think I raced almost 2 years in C because I was getting waxed by all the sandbaggers.