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In my plans to put swap out.

I thought about your message for a while and then the answer hit me. Anyone that has seen the quality of your work knows the bikes are at such a high level. I am working my way through a Pre-Modern race season on the 85 RM 125 I got from you. AND wow I waited far too long to race a bike with...

LOL Not now - Wanted your 92 RM250 since before you bought it to match my 92 RM125.

Oh my gosh yes!! Walleye and Perch. The perch is amazing and with big limits we catch enough to bring home for later. We usually charter out of Port Clinton as well. Minnesota has the most restrictive limits I have seen. They have a possession limit and not a daily limit that makes it hard...

Considering the frenzy for bikes both new and used - plus thinking about current Facecrook Marketplace prices, I thought the overall auction prices seem fairly muted. I was expecting some of the bikes to go for much more than they have. The 2 mid eighties KXs and the '82 RM125 did sell pretty...

Thanks for the reminder - Il be tuning in.

Agree with the buy new. Buy, use, maintain, and sell for about the same you paid for it. My son's first PW80 was like that. It was almost like a savings account. I see mainstream dealers starting to sell these - around $1050.00. Don't know anything about them - look like a Honda copy...

Looked like there was gas in the tank in South Carolina a few weeks ago! Take care.

I don't suspect there will be a bunch of fake crash flops, with deceptive intent, to force restarts, where the fake crash rider will get to start again, in order to improve his position in the race. Far more likely that a racer's brother would shine a laser in the other riders' eyes. Plus it...

Don't you hate it when you get shot in your batch hatch.

Cool - get that beast ready to battle with Mike Wheeler at Saddleback in Kentucky on May 8th.

It was anaerobic/isometric torture - but what a blast. I dabbed a bunch, fell a bit, and stalled a few times but did get through quite a few sessions cleanly. I explained to my family that is was like golf on a motorcycle. Each section like a golf hole and running it 3 times was like...

Agree - did my first trials event in January in Southern Tennessee. Would be amazing for that type of riding. Lowest score wins and stalling guarantees maximum points in a section. Stalling also loses as many points as falling but with less spectator pointing, gasping, or laughing.

Exactly, I won't be getting rid of my old bikes but would love to practice/ride silently. My neighbors are excellent and I try not to ride at times that bother them - most are working remotely now. Electric bikes, suppressed guns, and my bunker. Nobody will know what I am up to.

Thought the same thing

The snow and cold brought this piebald close. This is season 5 that she has been around.

I have worked right through this snow and not ridden once. That is some fun riding that you are doing! I have had a chance to do some work on an '04 RM250 I picked up at a discount because it was leaking fuel badly when gas turned on.

Again, it is amazing - you have a bike for every conversation! Love the snow shots.

$5200 worth of 1989 KX 250 inspiration. It is for sale on EBAY and Facebook. https://www.pipeburn.com/rad-retro-1989-kawasaki-kx250-by-hold-fast-moto/

Made the trip to Louisville Motorcycle Performance this morning to pick up the new Jemco pipe and silencer for my 77 YZ250. It looks pretty darn nice and fitment is spot on. I'll let you know how it runs when the weather warms up a bit. Now the rest of the bike looks shabby.