Originally Posted by Loctite

Ian - Cool pics... Excellent quality.
Thought I may see your dads latest bike in the mix?

Craig

Originally Posted by Uchytil

Badgerman - Exactly why I like MichiganVintageMotocross (dotcom) when my restos are done. I've been to a slew of AHRMA races arond the country and although nice they are more like racing the nationals (travel wise). Check out the website for our own racing series. They are part of GLMX which I belong to. DC Plastic is a sponser in that series as well. The grass race at Red Bud is also attended by the Michigan series. I had to put my projects on hold while I remodel my upstairs. I was hoping to put my bikes on the track for my 50th b-day but....

Great photos BTW

Originally Posted by Uchytil

A Stormer, BTW

The british bikes were ok I guess, but I like anything gemacht in deutschland hence my Maicos although I'd love to see some OSSA Phantom pics sometime. Keep up the good work Redgreen!

Originally Posted by RedGreen

Correct, yeah his shirt did kinda give it away...

One of my favorite bikes there was an old Triumph 4-stroker. Although I love the two-strokes, this bike sounded awesome I'll see if I can get some pictures of it up tonight

Originally Posted by whenfoxforks-ruled

If I had 3500 bucks, I could get the bike I paid 700 bucks for,http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1975...p4506.m20.l1116 , Who would have thought to look at the guys jersey?

Originally Posted by whenfoxforks-ruled

Plus 50 class

Originally Posted by Uchytil

I'm there but the bike is NOT ready! I didn't notice the guys jersey (really). I knew a guy that had a few of those and some tacos. I love the old stuff!

Originally Posted by whenfoxforks-ruled

Nice pics, I had to look twice to see if Phil took them! Portland eh, I have not been there , yet! Racing the older bikes on today's tracks is nuts. That track looked suited for the time? Thanks for the heads up on race fees also Badgerman, ouch! Good thing I know they still run vintage classes at the local ama races. Not as many stink'in rules, or people trying to get into my pockets!

Originally Posted by BadgerMan

I was intending to ride on Sunday until I discovered what it would cost. Apparently, AHRMA has become a distinct and separate entity so riding would have required AHRMA membership ($45.00) plus another $45.00 to ride one class plus $25.00 for additional classes AND $15.00 per day per person gate fee ($120.00 for the weekend for the four of us)………all for thirty minutes of fun. So……what the heck am I going to do with an AHRMA membership until next summer when the series comes back to Michigan, unless I am able to travel around the country and race? Frankly, I don’t think they are going to survive on their own.

All that said, it was really cool to wander around and look at all the old bikes. Some of those guys go incredibly fast on pre-1975 bikes with virtually no suspension. Good show.....I will go again next summer for sure.