Not So Pro 3

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The oldies will come in and start saying they have pairs of shoes and shirts older than you now

No, But dam close. And yes Jughead I purposely left the n off LOL.

 

[41FanForLife]

Chicken Matiasevich

I have a chicken autographed shirt around here somewhere

 

[41FanForLife]

who are they

Both raced 4 bangers before they were all the rage.

 

[dall]

Both raced 4 bangers before they were all the rage.

first one i remember was doug henry
yamaha 400 his number was 19

 

[41FanForLife]

Bubba Stewart, Chad Reed, Ryan Villopoto etc are more my time. I did watch LaRocco, McGrath, Carmichael and those guys too though.

I got in during the Johnson, Ward ,O'Mara, Lechein era. But was in and saw all the guys you named too. Doug Henry and John Dowd both New England riders were forces of nature in the mud

 

[41FanForLife]

first one i remember was doug henry
yamaha 400 his number was 19

Summers raced pro GNCC. Zitterkopf raced 500 pro national motocross

 

[41FanForLife]

Any 3 wheelers?

Neighbor had a Suzuki 500cc quadzilla..Mofo ran really good

 

[lohan808]

I started on a CR80. Graduated to a CR125 Elsinore I bought as a basket case back in 84. It was ragged the fugg out but I spent a winter splitting wood to buy parts for the rebuild. Schitt that thing used to scare me good. We were catching 10-20 foot of air off the lake spillway. Buddies all had RM 125, YZ's and one *pretty boy had an old Yamaha enduro we used to slag on all the time. Miss that stuff.

 

[cuinrearview]

I worked with Jeff Stanton's recently retired brother. Didn't race or ride dirt on two wheels, I loved silver lake sand dunes on a banshee though.

 

[Lnk]

lol you can haul that in your honda lol

lol troublemaker

I don't have a Ridgeline, but it might could. My F250 doesn't even notice it.

 

[dall]

I don't have a Ridgeline, but it might could. My F250 doesn't even notice it.

im sure it does lol

 

[Mastermind]

Sup Ridgeliners?

 

[dall]

Sup Ridgeliners?

wake up from your nap gramps ?

 

[Mastermind]

wake up from your nap gramps ?

We worked till about 4. Then we went over to Doyle's to look at some pretty good sized red oaks the wind blew down. Chewed the fat awhile, then he told me that he wanted me to take over his hayfields next year. He's 80, and his back is in bad shape. It makes me sad to see him not being able to do what he wants to do. Doyle has been one of the hardest working men I've ever known.

 

[dall]

We worked till about 4. Then we went over to Doyle's to look at some pretty good sized red oaks the wind blew down. Chewed the fat awhile, then he told me that he wanted me to take over his hayfields next year. He's 80, and his back is in bad shape. It makes me sad to see him not being able to do what he wants to do. Doyle has been one of the hardest working men I've ever known.

better get equipment up and going

 

[Mastermind]

better get equipment up and going

Everything is ready.

 

[Mastermind]

Almost an hour and no poasts. Fughin slackers.

 

[Mastermind]

Bedtime.

 

[dall]

Almost an hour and no poasts. Fughin slackers.

Your fault

 

[Loony661]

I worked with Jeff Stanton's recently retired brother. Didn't race or ride dirt on two wheels, I loved silver lake sand dunes on a banshee though.

I wanted a Banshee so bad back then. Still wouldn’t mind one. There were a lot of them locally here. A few trail systems kept the quads around for a long time until the SxS’s took over. But those Banshee’s - I remember piloting one in a sand drag race and banging all 6 gears without letting off the throttle! That was a rush! I worked at the local Yamaha dealer as a teen, and we sold a lot of aftermarket parts for them. Pipes, heads, etc..