Found some old photos

[John250]

Got a Yamaha 80 GT-MXA for Christmas. Santa was good.

My '79 YZ 100. Stylin.

Probably one of my Favorite bikes, 1988 YZ 250.

Probably '92 Columbus AX. Used to have huge crowds. Dads looking a lot younger.

Huntington AX. Sporting some cool looking Fox gear with Mom.

Back in the 90s My Dad would help with Tech, and I ran score sheets. Yep, no transponders. Paid to watch Supercross. And got to meet a lot of cool riders.

Bob Hannah asked my girlfriend at the time Robyn (wife now) if she wanted to go back to his room!! True story. She was gonna just get a photo with Hannah and he just picked her up without asking!

 

[bruceb]

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My '79 YZ 100. Stylin.

I loved the 100cc class back in the day. I had a 1977 RM-100 with a DG motor and forks and shocks from an RM-125, the Yamaha guys that I raced with discovered that the 100cc top end bolted onto the YZ-125.

 

[John250]

Bruce .....100 schoolboy.

 

[bruceb]

Bruce .....100 schoolboy.

I am not sure they offered that in Indiana, I raced 100cc (an open class, no skill designation, which was a good place to go if you got advanced racing 125B). Wouldn't you be able to race a bike like I mentioned in 100 schoolboy, since it is still 100 cc. The RM 100/125 shared the same frame so the suspension swap was a bolt on, the Yamaha 100/125 shared the same engine cases, so the top end was a bolt on. Either way it is still a 100 cc bike with much improved suspension.

 

[hershey]

Wow...you had hair?

 

[k01]

Probably one of my Favorite bikes, 1988 YZ 250.

Mine too, after a tall seat went on. They shrunk the rider layout that year. The new cartridge conventional forks worked great. That engine made super tractable power. And I learned to use a rear disc on that bike.