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I don't get European humor.

I don't know if these guys have what you need, but it's a good site.[url:923e8]http://www.vintage-suzuki.com/index.htm[/url:923e8]

Nice find and nice job on the resto so far. I hope your cylinder was bored to the correct spec for the piston that you installed. Is it a Wiseco? Did you measure your ring end gap with the rings in the cylinder? I have often had to file ring ends with Wiseco, to achieve the correct gap. Was your...

Very nice, Zook!

By all means, if you already have the bike, just do it! I would love to have a vintage low pipe 125, Honda or Suzuki. The vintage racing scene looks way fun! BTW, thanks for the pics guys, way cool.

Ha! I remember that ad!

[quote="TJ 755":5ae24]definately O'Mara's Mugen. Yep without a doubt.[/quote:5ae24] Yes Sir. I'd like to be stuck in that era forever, kinda like Ground Hogs Day for a motocrosser.

Yep, a true "moped". Check the pedals, no pegs.

I've also got one of these in my garage. It's not moto, but it's old ('67) and it runs. [img:6e2ef]http://physiology.usouthal.edu/restore/mail/moped.jpg[/img:6e2ef]

I have one of these sitting in my garage: [img:b5a57]http://www.zweitakte.de/modelle/strasse/Yam_yas1c_68.jpg[/img:b5a57] I always think I'm going to restore it someday. Mine is black/white.

Damn! I want that bike, but I also want a new SX144 or 250 for Jr. And my Mustang needs paint, and my cube van needs brakes and tires...

Yarrgh, she's a beauty! I'm looking for a project bike. Preferably an old low-pipe 125, TM, RM or CR.

[quote="Craze":79d41][b:79d41]Never could figure out why the AMA does half the shit they do...Totally missed the whole idea what motocross was [/b:79d41][/quote:79d41] Then you really must be impressed with the Stupidcross farce.

I would love to have that bike. Good memories.

I saw a SWEET 1979 RM125 last night on ebay. All original. I'm too lazy to post a link.

I had a new KX125 in '83. I liked that bike.

[quote="Big Lenny":07ea8] You're not kiddin', everybody I knew wanted to be like Roger..Including me..[/quote:07ea8] Well, I guess you're not [i:07ea8]all[/i:07ea8] bad, Leonard.

Stab in the dark- Darrel Schultz.

1979 on a '77 RM80 at Bermbenders Raceway in Mora. Donnie Schmidt lapped me...twice.