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Jim Pomeroy's
Kenny and his no-footers and no-handers back in the 70s, me and everyone at the trails were inspired and throwing these, and Rex Staten knee out cross ups, and Bad Brad or Decoster cross ups. and Pete, always was the most stylish looking test rider. Icon's in my book.
Got Kenny's autograph at the Trans AMA, just before he got on his street bike to ride to the next round. Those were the days.
Daytona: Steve Wise with a handful of front brake and Broc with the "cool" front plate and holeshot.
"Rocket" Rex
The Shop
http://www.klemmvintage.com/usgp1975.htm
Not a pic, but Harry Klemm telling the story of Rocket Rex at the 1975 USGP.
Well worth a bookmark
Iconic Decoster. The Man.
# 4 is Chuck Sun not Wise, In 1981 wise was # 8.
Yea, a little complicated for production
And yet it still has less moving parts than a 4-stroke.
Roger spanking the Honda's
Carla '83 Carlsbad
Wardy grinning ear to ear in the mud at Daytona
You can run your clutch lever like this when you don't use it 😉
Not a GOAT moment
Pit Row
Moiseev back on a CZ . With KTM pants
Mikkola classing it up with his university professor look
If you were around in the late 70's/80's you remember this guy....
The Wheelie King.
Anyone notice anything "special" about the bike?
Rear disc brake?
That's one....
Motor on the front wheel.
Yup.....electric motor kept the front wheel spinning which allowed him to do all sorts of tricks.
DD was a true classic and taken too early (ultra-light crash).
You must be as old as me!
Why would anyone downvote these?
The world is filled with petty/little assholes. Simple as that.
Carburetor was mounted at a different angle to prevent fuel starvation.
Watched Doug wheelie around Unadilla (except Screw-u section).
I think you'll find a lot of what you see on here has to do with who posted it and not the post itself.
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