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Hey Gregg... It's Bob Seki, I sold you my CR125 (red frame/chrome tank) something like 38 years ago... great to hear your name again buddy! Happy Holidays!

I'm not too sure, but it looks like I had the same tank on my 74.5... Bought the bike new from Wheelsmith and it came with that tank.

My '83 YZ100 uses a #520 chain and the sprocket size is 12/53. "Sprocket Specialists" is stamped on the rear sprocket. http://www.sprocketspecialists.com/

Woody’s YZ125G – Thunder from Down Under Here is an amazing restoration from Woody in Australia. As Woody worked on the restoration, he asked many questions and his enthusiasm was contagious. But as the results show, the bike turned out fabulously. Woody set up a site with lot’s of photos displaying his machine as he worked on it and shared...

Yup, I guess you're right... I just called and number is out of service. It's a shame, they make such high quality plastics.

Are they really out of business? The Plasticwerks web site is still up and I saw that they had listed New Models: 82-83 YZ 100 and I was thinking of contacting them. http://www.plasticwerks.com/catalog/item/786558/387648.htm

What a coincidence, I was visiting the Owen Vintage Motorcycle Collection site just the other day and saw another restored RH67... claimed to be 1 of 12 remaining. Cool bike! http://www.theowencollection.com/68Suzuki.htm

Carlsbad & Saddleback

Carlsbad 1973, I believe #482 is Jeff Vidic, H4 is Danny Laporte... the others? Click on image to enlarge

Hi Sondra, Oh cool... sure go right ahead. btw... did you know I'm on your Facebook profile picture... I'm in the back waiting for the 125 intermediate race... #12B. lol

1971 Yamaha AT-1 I think this might be Lyons in 1972. Wow, cool boots, huh? and the Precision Cycle sweatshirt... now that's old school. lol

Saddleback... I loved that track. Raced CMC there just about every other weekend between 1973-75... and when I wasn't there, it would be down in Carslbad. Those were great times. On my 125 Penton at Saddleback around 1973

I remember Jeff... wasn't he the one who wore the white full-face helmet without a visor? He was CMC # 27 in 1974 & #10 in 1975. 1972-1975 CMC SoCal Issued Numbers

Oh yeah, those sure were great times. I've been away from the sport since the late 1970's, and just recently got into watching the SX series the past few years... Man, compared to the dinosaurs we rode, the current bikes are just awesome. It's sad that Saddleback or Carlsbad are not around anymore, Now, I do a lot of...

Hey Jeff, I remember you... I raced 125 (Penton & Honda) & 250 (Maico) Intermediate 1974 - #58 & 1975 - #56 1974 Issued Numbers 1975 Issued Numbers CMC 1975 Motocross Schedule CMC 1975 Rules Reminders