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It was the 60s Man! We were smoking That Wacky Tobacky in California.

The only forum I belong to. I don’t have Facebook. There’s something for everyone in the mini bike world. It’s changed over the years. Check out the post from the early years. What really stands out in my mind is how members are willing to help you go forward on your projects.

There is a Video of that race on YouTube . Shows Brian getting his Trophy.

Blues Legend Howlin Wolf with a mini bike on stage. 1969

The pegs are 2-1/4”. Not much foot room. I put the spring in the slot for the engine bolts. Not sure if that’s “correct “

I remember that Bike. So Cool!

The usual sources. I’ve learned it helps to be Nice to people and listen to their story. They probably loved that mini bike as much as you do. It might have been in the Family for decades. I always tell them it’s going to a good home.

Happy Birthday Eric!!

That’s gonna be Sweeeet.

Nice Score!

My Bushwacker has the Original Carlisle’s on Wire wheels and they are 3.50-10. It’s equipped with drum brakes front and back . No scrub brake

Looks like you got all the important stuff like the wheels, shocks and serial numbers. :cool:

Tabloc

Those were used on British Motorcycles shifters. I use them on my Tacos. At $4 a pop, that’s a good price. I’ve seen them sell for $10 ea.

I used Emgo brand 18” apes for $60 on E bay

This Story sure hit home. It was a story that took place all across the Country in the 1960s. I was lucky to be a kid during the mini bike Golden Age.

Grew up in the Bay Area (Daly City) . Every kid wanted a Bonanza. Some of the Older motocross riders would let me tag along and ride my mini bike at Hollister Motocross Park south of San Jose.