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Sorry, no '72 shots.

[quote="T-BOND":497e2]That down pipe RC is soo cool.[/quote:497e2] Here ya go. Sorry it's dusty; never cleaned this one up. [img:497e2]http://homepage.mac.com/stusiak/.Pictures/Old%20School%20MX/Grossi.jpg[…] Open class bike with the day glo orange silencer and tank stripe.

Ricky Ryan (looks too tall, though).

[quote="maicobreako":a66be]Cancelled due to rain [url:a66be]http://ahrma-bbs.zeroforum.com/zerothread?id=2227[/url:a66be][/quote:a6…] Good call. Man, it's been wet.

Yeah, the '72 Suzuki. Obviously there are others, too.

Hah . . . points, primary chain, great brakes -- state of the art. The thing looks like a good base for a project, but $1k would be rich for it.

Close by, but overpriced IMO. I do like Maicos though . . . lol.

Your bikes are really nice, Kurt. I don't think I ever got back to you on the forks/swingarm. Sorry. They're not going anywhere, and I'll let you know the day I get stupid and actually move the stuff.

[quote="pelted":2551f]Not nearly as old school as the Kawasakis above and out of focus, but from Hangtown (I don't remember the year): http://url.photobucket.com/albums/v482/ ... -Htown.jpg[/url][/quote:2551f] Was that the year there were gale-force winds? The only race I got my wife to. The conditions sucked; it was terrible. The wind was so strong it was picing gravel up from the parking lot...

[quote="APLMAN":51f9b]Fucking piece of shit swipes a sticker that actually means something to the driver of the van, and then wants to challenge other people to do stuff? For real?[/quote:51f9b] [quote:51f9b]Not that it's really any of your business[/quote:51f9b] Where have I read this before . . . it sounds familiar . . .

[quote="JPT":35ba6]I had forgotten all about when those little painter's hats were the cool thing to wear. Thanks T.[/quote:35ba6] Cycle News Hot Hats!! Oh Yeah!

Another with red: [img:115c7]http://homepage.mac.com/stusiak/.Pictures/Old%20School%20MX/zKarsmaker2…]

GPs at Hollister, I don't think any nats. Sears did run Nats for a couple of summers in addition to Trans AMA. I remember one where the forgot to get a doc and the whole prgram was shit down for a few hours to get one out to the track. That was a miserable day.

[quote="hillbilly":00440] LMAO! You shoulda been a lawyer[/quote:00440] Please, Dave, no. Please

Terry, I think 93 was one of the Japanese riders. Sugio maybe.

"New" Carnegie track first year it was used in '73 (funky pic) [img:f474e]http://homepage.mac.com/stusiak/.Pictures/Old%20School%20MX/zGeboers1X…] One year later -- and this is in morning practice! [img:f474e]http://homepage.mac.com/stusiak/.Pictures/Old%20School%20MX/Stack.jpg[/…] I was even worse in '75, the year DeCoster's bike broke in half.

The upper track definately was remote. It didn't help that NorCal suffered a drought in those years. Adobe makes great bricks.

[quote="SE7ENMX":f5691]Carnegie's top track. The one Decoster broke his frame on. That track was so fast. The old lower track was cool, because the Trans- AM guys rode on that. Magoo on his CZ 250 with blocks on the pegs.[/quote:f5691] I have to respectfully disagree. It was really cool the first year, virigin grass, but it was a beat, baked clay...