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We started our kids with Oset's at 2.5 years old. Then when they turned about 4 years old, we got them KTM Adventures. Our 5 year old son is on a KTM Mini Adventure and our 8 year old daughter is (was) on a KTM Senior Adventure. We have had the bikes for several years and no problems. They always...

Says allot (not to make an excuse for him but) that he said he has to pay allot of his own expensnes and not making the main means he doesn't make money.

SWEET Write up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My dad's best friend used to say "let your riding do the talking." You guys did just that.

Love how you're teaching your son MX history with the old school AXO and self-esteem by building his confidence and skill level with a 125. Nice work dad!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wow man. That's cool. Both guys embody determination. Windam..... determined to be in the sport for as long as physically possible. Musquin..... determined to come stateside and (hopefully) win a SX championship.

Finally some good moto music. Its an inspiration to to see somebody my dad's age still moto-ing and enjoying it. Cool thread.

The first thing I said after reading the article was "wow man." As always....... great write up. I loved how you reviewed the bike and also put the 2002 CR250R into a historical context for the reader.

WOW! We live about 35 minutes from his home track. I got to meet his brother Ron. He have my 4yr old daughter a Jim Pomeroy sticker from the 1970's. The Pomeroy family seems cool and down to earth.

As always, you give an awesome account of what happened and provide excellent history for our sport.

SHOOT!!!!!!! Was even going to mention a Bell Moto 4. AWESOME PIC man!

You know you're old school if............. you wear a kidney belt, a chest protector, HiPoint boots and refer to WHIPS as cross-ups.

Wow man!!! The boys that would change the (mx) world. TP would create FMX. Bubba would raise the bar in speed and skill and RC would win everything multiple times.

Wow man. That was a great read. Very informative both then and now. You give great history of the brand and you also talk about the brand currently. You also have some great relations like 350 vs. 450 relation. There's that old sang in history that says........... you gotta know where you've been to know where you're going. That was...

This thread is funny. We all get a feeling of nostalgia when we see, smell, hear or mention a 125. Maybe its like our first girl friend, the 125 is what we learned on and gained experience with. 30 years later we think about that old girl friend from time to time with positive memories. As for the best buck...

Yes that was/is a cool bike. I've still got mine. It was the last bike my parents bought me. I was in the 8th grade.

Congrats. I own a 1976 Yamama RD400. My dream ride is the RZ350 Kenny Roberts Edition. Good luck on your restoration.

My wife and I watched the episode. At the end, we looked at each other and asked ourselves "would we want our kids to go through that." We both said no. For our family, we will use motocross as a tool to spend quality family time together. As was stater earlier in this thread, motorcycles bring a family bond that...

1983 Honda CR480R - Used to be my dad's. Now its mine. 1989 Yamaha YZ250 - Had it since I was in the 8th grade.

Got to love that Jody still wears his old school Hi-Point boots.