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Oh, I do, believe me. TNMX at PIR is never any fun, and that Washougal place is not even real motocross, stupid uphills and downhills, off-camber turns. Ugly setting, too. Stay away.

The Northwest is a horrible place. Don't move there. You'll hate it.

Robert Haag rebuilt an old pair of Konis for me last year. I'm very happy with his work. Great guy to deal with. DG, you have a great project going, thanks for sharing.

What track is this?

We need PICTURES! Anybody try pulling an enclosed trailer with one?

Same reason we don't have universal health care and you do? Just askin'.

Another genius' attempt at humor....fail. We should all be glad to see Pourcel riding anything. He'd make a Hodaka look smooth.

Remember Whoop-de-Chews?

This is so non-moto I cannot believe it. WTF,,,,sound like a bunch of old ladies playing bridge.

Haven't watched that vid in a long time. While I don't want to advocate intentionally ghosting your bike over a jump, I find Deegan's interview a breath of fresh air compared to a lot of today's young riders. Also really amazing that Windham was already a top rider back then; anybody else on that gate still racing Pro?

"Again, as someone else mentioned, Short was fourth, not third...but that's his best of the year, and the best for a 350. Short has also changed up his riding style considerably to take advantage of the bike." Mr. G...Could you elaborate a little on this?

Sometime in the early or mid 70s MXA had an article about a guy who built a 176 lb CZ. Can't remember what CC it was, someone here might have a copy of that issue.

"either waste it on dirt bikes or gambling, drugs, alcohol, whats the difference." I've never thought of money spent on any of those items as being wasted.

Having owned a few Hondas, and loving them, I have to say it seemed Honda could never win Baja while Kawasaki was still running with the mighty KX500. They've been on a roll lately though. Congrats to all the finishers.

I hope Leib has a super season. He's following in the footsteps of some great Americans riding Huskys in the GPs: Mark Blackwell, Billy Clements, Brad Lackey, Mike Guerra... I'm probably missing some here. Yeah, the bikes are made in Italy, it's a different era, BMW, four strokes, blahblahblah. I still say it's a great opportunity for a young American...

You Canadians are weird. You have some great tracks though.

Pretty sure Weinert rode with Lackey, John DeSoto., and Bimbo. About 74? Easy enough to verify.

Heaven: All the cooks are French, all the soldiers are German, all the police are English, all the lovers are Italian, and it's all run by the Swiss. Hell: All the cooks are English, all the soldiers are French, all the police are German, all the lovers are Swiss, and it's all run by the Italians.

I have a motojack rack, pretty much identical to the one in the photo above. Bought it on craigslist for about $100 and Iove it. Use it on my Ford F150 with a camper shell, all gear, tools, etc. locked up and dry. Have even hauled my BRP (XR600) on it, no problem. I use a couple of tie downs...