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I remember the scaffolding at mid ohio so we can view the track.Ron Toki,HAROLD ROBINSON,RON LEAK ALL THE GOOD OLD FAST GUYS.REMMEBER THE MIN BIKE RACES AT MID OHIO WHEN THE PRO'S WERE THERE AND THE JUMP WHERE ALL THE DRUNKS RAN THERE TRUCKS UP THE HILL AND THEY BROKE THE AXLES.HOW DID THEY EVER...

I believe the people of the sport today realize what the sport was back in the 70's and 80's.this is what motocross was and should still be.its a shame how it has changed no long motos today 3 laps really try 20 minute motos??that was motocross back in the days....

you guys grew faster than me.I believe the next year 77 is when I went to ride the suzuk 100 I couldn't even touch the ground

Yes you are correct.That is you bobby Sinclair and my brother david.I must have still been riding the minis.

I can remember when you ran the white hoss fenders.your dad always tricked out your bikes.he was a mastermind!!!!!!!!!

marc I remember those days the fun we had a s kids we great.and riding on the same track for the ohio state chaimpionships was wonderful

GOTTA LOVE THOSE 2 STROKES LISTEN TO THEM SING!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WITH THE GOLD OHLINS IN REAR GREAT SUSPENSION FOR THE YEAR

My 78 cr 125 was the same way but my sponsor GOLDEN GATE HONDA was able to supply me with 2 that year.

WE ALWAYS USED MILK CRATES FOR STANDS GOOD OLD DAYS.KIDS TODAY WOULDN'T HAVE A CLUE WHAT A MILK CRATE IS!!!!

With a full gate of 30 + riders and sometimes a split class because it was so full and the gate's could not handle 60+ riders not like todays classes they are a joke.

WE HAD SOME GOOD BATTLES IN THOSE YEARS

REAL SMITH ROAD BERMS IN THE 70'S.GREG TOMKO FULL THROTTLE ON SUZUKI 125!!

DAVE TOMKO SMITH ROAD UPHILL JUMP TODAYS RUN OF THE TRACK

GREG TOMKO SMITH ROAD UPHILL RUNNING TRACK BACKWARDS GOOD OLD DAYS

MY BROTHER DAVE TOMKO OIR LONG JUMP CONTEST 125 RACE

SHARK Y SHARK YOU MUST HAVE BEEN DONE RIDING YAMI YOUR GEAR IS STILL YELLOW

I remember that race DAVE LASTAFKA AND I WENT 1 AND 2 THAT RACE.

great pic that's me greg tomko #4 on the honda

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