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My Dad is currently dealing with renal failure each kidney is about 12%. Hes off to the Mayo Clinic on Father’s Day to MN. His history with with sport goes way back to the hare scramble days on his Husky250 in the 70’s to early 80’s. Since then him and I watch all the races, and he got me into it as well..probably like most of the people on this forum (passed from father to son)
If there’s anyone who could loan a bike that may be from the Illinois area, I would love to ride with my dad again, as I don’t know if he’ll be able to ride again after his trip to the Mayo Clinic. I know this is reaching, but the motocross community has always been there for each other. With the medical bills we aren’t in a position to get a bike for him.
Thanks,
Eric.
If there’s anyone who could loan a bike that may be from the Illinois area, I would love to ride with my dad again, as I don’t know if he’ll be able to ride again after his trip to the Mayo Clinic. I know this is reaching, but the motocross community has always been there for each other. With the medical bills we aren’t in a position to get a bike for him.
Thanks,
Eric.
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Peter is still racing today...
I miss all of the Florida crew who made the trek to Texas to kick our asses. Keep on keeping on!!!
He's what motocross from my era is all about. Before it was a lifestyle it was a life choice. He's done a little of everything in motorcycling. Moto in New England, drag racing, Bonneville, international connections, Vintage racing before it was cool.
I searched for years for a photo that appeared in the New England mag Cycle Sport that was taken at Southwick in 1974 when I went up with Team South for a match race with Team North. Pete dug thru his archived mags and posted it out of the blue.
I was 14 at the time. That was only 44 years ago...
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