I just try to keep things fair and balanced over

Guy B's house, Guy B's rules.

Looks great, saved from the scrapyard! Had you not come along it is doubtful that bike would have ever sparked interest for anyone else.

I've posted these links a couple times. Not only does it offer ratios, it also offers diameters and number of chain links required. Found it handy when trying to calculate weight of the components for a project bike and deciding between 420, 428 and ... more »

hnnnnnnngggg....would ride

Nicely done Mr. Holigan.

They have done 2 stroke cylinders for me for the past 15 plus years. Probably 25 of them. Sometimes the turnaround was lightning fast, other times up to a couple weeks depending on what I wanted done and what parts had to be ordered (Wossner pistons,

Our 79 model with Al Baker frame mods and 21 inch front wheel set up for 10 1/2 inches of travel on Fox Forks and Works Performance Pro Racer piggy back shocks and Mugen replica swing arm. 1980 seat and side panels. Runs good, handles great

That bike would be an excellent candidate for a vintage racer! Plenty of parts available from many different sources for it. http://vmxracing.com/ Peter has loads of parts readily available for the 79, plastics, decals, seat covers and foams, air filters,

You rang? Looks like I didn't have to report back after the weekend...

Should call it "The Dash For Cash", but then again that would require actual cash.

Typical “hold my beer and watch this” moment!

After being out of the vintage scene a decade plus, my racing buddy and fellow Vitard “Since73” is knee deep back in it on some clean Post Vintage YZ’s

Kaitlyn Morrow on the 2 Yamaha lay go waste to a bunch of men. She fast...

Spotted this one at Diamond Don’s Vintage race today.

Here’s a nice one for you. Not an 81 but a full floater 125

What an eye popper this 125 Maico is!