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Well deserved. Jody belongs in that elite group. Without a doubt.

What an outstanding thread! I imagine more than a little reflection and one teary eye amongst our middle age motocross contingent.

Get better. Bless you and your family.

That bike is bad ass. Kudos to Service Honda, I love what they do, and would love to own one someday.

I loved my AXO boots. Here I am with them when I hadn't yet grown into my nose.

I just picked this baby up today. Owned by a meticulous vet trail rider who only put 7 hours on it. It's never been so much as dropped.

I also grew up with Star Trek reruns. I was born in 68, right about the middle of its three seasons, but the early reruns could have fooled me. Felt just like watching the series from the start. Lots of fond memories watching with my folks.

RG3 Diamond kit. I'm just a 46 year old professional practicer, so I hardly need it, but I did it just because I could:-) And for the looks of course. But while on that subject, RG3 is 3 for 3 on my bikes. Each one has ended up being a magic carpet ride.

Here's 2011 in its latest iteration. Please don't look at the rust on the FMF factory fatty, I got lazy:-/

Damn, that's a nice lookin scoot as is. Whatever you do, have fun with it! One nice thing about having a timeless platform to work off of, you can change it up over time. And it'll always look and perform good.

The CDR Tech track just south of Castle Rock, Colorado. I only rode it once in 1983 before it closed.

That's nice to see, thanks for sharing. That bike has great lines, it doesn't look at all out of place even today.

Thanks Garrison. That's one nice TM you've got there, unfortunately mine is in nowhere near as good a condition as yours. Right now it's a rolling chassis in my storage area awaiting a restoration and engine rebuild. My mom might still have some pictures of it from back in the day, but all I can find is this one of...

Thanks guys. I'm not really worried about any of the weak spots on it, it's just going to be a nostalgia piece for me. It'll join my dad's 74 TM250 and 84 YZ490 that I still have. One of these days I'd like to find an 82-85 YZ125 to add to the collection. My dad's bikes are his actual bikes...

Looks like I'm the auction winner. I just paid the deposit before heading into work today, and look forward to completing the transaction soon.

As of now, I'm the highest bidder. We'll see what happens....