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Ravenna may be a track they called Barnhill. It was in a quarry on RT44. Huge drop-offs.

Post this request at the Penton website, many folks who ran Smith Rd. hang out there. Penton Owners Group (pentonusa.org)

Its that time of year, their coming out of the jungle looking to steal a bike near you. Click this link ----- 3 teens lead Geauga County Sheriff’s deputies on chase after plan to steal dirt bike goes south (msn.com) Proceed with extreme caution.

Ole Creepy sure knows how to crap in his supporters [UAW] Wheaties.

Well said NQ1965.... well said.

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International races were run along with AMA nationals. I was 14 and my Father took me to this race, great memories.

How do 2 [Joey and Kamayla] people who were almost invisable during the campaigning phase of the election draw record voting numbers ?

How about racing without all the factory fluff. Small Mercedes motorhome pulling a 14ft trailer with a privateer bike. Ryan has the money, the skills, and I'm sure he could build a good bike. If memory serves me right, Michigans Mike Hartwig after injuring his back and loosing his Yamaha ride...

Take a look at the working, and enviromental hazards involved in lithium mining.

The takeover started when the first Penton Sportcycle arrived on U.S. soil.

I'm jonesing for the Vintage Days just like everybody else but since its on hold I will be heading to Dragway 42 for some 200 MPH Top Fuel bikes this weekend. The Man Cup series will be in town and they are worth checking out.

Real sad news. If you ever rode the early 70's small bore Jap mx bikes, they were super peaky pieces of s**t but Donnie Elmer and Dave Miller both of FMF fame made speed and chassis parts that really made them come alive and even handle, so well in fact that the factories even took notice of...

Can't remember if it was a 125 National or the 125 GP at Mid-Ohio MX park but there was a section in the back of the track that was like a double step down jump. At the time doing a 'double' was unheard of, that was until Marty Smith came thru pegged and did what no one else did that day. That...

The rider named Bryan Kenney who finished 6th. at the Linnville round that mjshafer62 posted earlier was I believe from Cleveland Ohio if the old memory is still serving me. Kenney also was one of if not the first American to go to Europe. He ran quite well in a few international races

Next photos are from the official program from the 1972 Trans-AMA race at Honda Hills. Notable things about the 250 support race were that I think it was the first appearance of the Penton 250 given a strong ride by Jack Penton. Bill Wetzel of Wetzel's Suzuki was entered along with Gary Semics...