Lets see your vintage ride

[Crfndez]

[Squatting_Dog]

81 Husky CR250. 

Waiting to get our 83 YZ125 rebuild a bit closer to finished before i let the wife know this one needs a full rebuild as well 

Was supposed to be my vintage MX bike for a few races this season and all of next but once i got it home, it turns out a polished pig doesn't even come close to describe the true condition of this thing. 

[SlowDinoDog]

81 Husky CR250. 
Waiting to get our 83 YZ125 rebuild a bit closer to finished before i let the wife know this one needs a full rebuild as well 
Was supposed to be my vintage MX bike for a few races this season and all of next but once i got it home, it turns out a polished pig doesn't even come close to describe the true condition of this thing. 

She'll understand....cool bike!

[barnkat36]

I don't ride it every, but its a vintage beauty! 1951 BSA 350 Gold Star, 1954 BSA 500 Gold Star Clubman sold it last year!

[BoxcarWilly]

My 1981 RM125 that I just bought with a brand new stator and top end for $450! I'm racing this one in two weeks.

 

My 1977 RM250 that I'm just about done now. Need to paint the tank and do some other small things I am sure.

 

 

Aaaand my 1975 Montesa 250

 

 

Edited July 4, 2018 by BoxcarWilly

[zibbit u2]

On 2018-07-04 at 11:13 AM, BoxcarWilly said:

My 1981 RM125 that I just bought with a brand new stator and top end for $450! I'm racing this one in two weeks.

Oh that bike brings back memories when I was 14 years old, under 100 lbs, and barely over 5 ft tall.. Man did I ever hurt myself on it, but it sure brought a smile to my face.

[Crfndez]

[DPete]

I just found this part of the forum, here's my old Huskies 72' 250 & 76' 360 both run and ride, both make you appreciate todays long travel suspension ?

[Crfndez]

On ‎7‎/‎26‎/‎2018 at 4:30 PM, DPete said:

I just found this part of the forum, here's my old Huskies 72' 250 & 76' 360 both run and ride, both make you appreciate todays long travel suspension ?

Those are nice Huskys

[babyarmholdingapple]

On 4/16/2018 at 6:48 PM, TZB_023 said:

I just inherited a 1974 Yamaha MX250. I previously thought this was a YZ, but I recently was just informed that this is an MX I plan on restoring this bike to as original as possibly. If anyone knows any good sites, contacts, etc please let me know!

? I had that bike, worst bike I ever had but it ran and never broke,

I'd love to have that bike so I could ride it smile and talk shit about it. 

 

[Just one more bike.....]

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Here are a few I happen to have pics of. Not all go thump but vintage is cool even if they go braaap!

I’ll post some more thumpers when I get a moment.

Ride on!!!

[Crfndez]

[Just one more bike.....]

81 Husky CR250. 
Waiting to get our 83 YZ125 rebuild a bit closer to finished before i let the wife know this one needs a full rebuild as well 
Was supposed to be my vintage MX bike for a few races this season and all of next but once i got it home, it turns out a polished pig doesn't even come close to describe the true condition of this thing. 

Very nice! Here is my 430cr

[Crfndez]

[Just one more bike.....]

One more from the collective.

[Just one more bike.....]

One more from the collective.

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Oops! This is an old pic, no top end [emoji38]

This is better[emoji16]

[Just one more bike.....]

Oops! This is an old pic, no top end [emoji38]
This is better[emoji16]

[Olli]

Hey guys. I’m new here, quite new to bikes with motors, but decided to switch to dirt to have a better chance at avoiding getting hit by a distracted or ragy cager.

picked up two 1980 Honda XR250R’s last week. This one in the photo is the built up one and the other one is still in pieces. 

 

[bimbamboom]

Hey guys. I’m new here, quite new to bikes with motors, but decided to switch to dirt to have a better chance at avoiding getting hit by a distracted or ragy cager.
picked up two 1980 Honda XR250R’s last week. This one in the photo is the built up one and the other one is still in pieces. 
 

Good trailbike....will take you to some gnarly places and back!