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do any of you guy's still have your first bike?
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Long gone!
It had a Joe Bolger Skunkworks rear shock(s) linkage kit on it with Boge Mulhollands when I sold it, along with a Number 1 products 'Trickit' long travel fork kit and a Bassani pipe.
Anyone remember those
I did find one on ebay with 160 orig. miles a few years ago.
The Shop
Long gone!
It had a Joe Bolger Skunkworks rear shock(s) linkage kit on it with Boge Mulhollands when I sold it, along with a Number 1 products 'Trickit' long travel fork kit and a Bassani pipe.
Anyone remember those [/quote:4e81e]How did you like the skunkworks suspension? I remember them. Never saw one though.
Does a Taco Frijole count??
MR
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Only memories. The first itme is truly the best.[/url][/quote:a334d]
Here's mine:
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crappy pic but what the hey.
Larry, are you related to Byron or Thad Friday by chance?
live in Ga. now
it was a 72 or 73
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It was a huge step up from the stock suspension. I think it had about 6 1/2 or 7 inches of travel compared to 3 1/2 or 4 stock. It took me awhile to get the springs figured out, though.
A friend of mine was buddies with Marty Tripes, and he had Marty's dad revalve my stock thermo-flows with Mikuni mainjets to allow compression and rebound adjustment by changing jets. I bent those shocks in a hare scrambles in East Palestine, OH and that's when I bought the Boge shocks and skunkworks kit.
Pit Row
Really?
Wow, I always thought that stuff came from New England somewhere.
Ya learn something new everyday!
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I was cool, 14 years old, my voice had finished changing, Beatle boots, Buco half jet and 65 cc's of raw power. I had those Jr. High girls wetting their panties.
OK, the glasses could have used some work.
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That is a pic of an '82 YZ100.
it was a 72 or 73
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A Shortster!
I have most of my first 69 Z50(missing a few parts) and my sisters complete 1st a 71 Z50.
1976 on a 1975 xr75...
Check the Jungle boots!
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This was a 90 foot tripple, I still over jump stuff today " title="Smile">
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