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Gus
3/5/2020 5:04pm
3/5/2020 5:04pm
Edited Date/Time
3/13/2020 5:54pm
It’s a ttr 50, nothing special but he really needs a bigger bike. I could take that money and fund the next. I keep thinking I want to keep it, because when he’s grown how cool what that be? Then again ... it’ll just be in the way ... what’s y’all’s thoughts ?
My granddaddy was a tinkerer, he always messed with something. I drug an old Yamaha Trial 80 frame out of the weeds that he was working on, just to keep it and it’s nothing. I imagine having a running, living mini bike would be awesome.
PS. I’ve thought hanging the old Yamaha frame from my shop ceiling, I digress
The Shop
I’d give anything to have that little Honda mini trail parked where my aquarium is.
It’s a 50 for Christ sakes! Put it in the attic!
While we’re at it, he’s 8 and a half. We don’t race. Don’t think I could stomach it. Out of curiosity, if we went to a local track, what could he race ? Do they have an entry level class and what are those kids racing?
But who really wants that crap? They don't mean much to most of my family.
Pit Row
You got history that made history buddy!
What sucks is that I'll have to pay $52 every other year to register the things here in CA. (Not sure if I can non-op them, but even then they would be $15 or $20 each.) California will send me nastygrams for a little while if I let the registration slide, then they just take the money out of your tax return anyway. You can't just let it go around here.
Still, those are cool little things to have around.
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