Showing posts with label dirt bike. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dirt bike. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 18, 2015

Our visit to AMA Supercross in Dallas!

The 2015 Monster Energy Cup...nice looking trophy 
Geico Honda Pits

RCH Suzuki Pits

Yoshimura Suzuki Pits

KTM Juniors!

Vintage Motocross Museum...cool to see this at the pit party

Vintage pro Motocross bikes

This Place is HUGE

The view when you walk in is pretty spectacular
A little track maintenance before the races
The view from our seats...check out that screen!

I would definitely recommend going to a Supercross race if there is one near you. The show was great, pit party was fun, and the racing was action-packed as always. There are a total of 10 races (heats, semis, LCQs, and features for 250cc and 450cc) once the "show" starts at around 7pm after the qualifying and practice sessions in the afternoon. As an added bonus, you are truly seeing the best of the best riders out there with the 450cc being an FIM World Championship,

Friday, March 15, 2013

The Kawasaki Trail Rides Again

1992 Kawasaki KDX200

New gearbox oil, fresh fuel with pre-mix, a little chain lube, a little coolant, and a new spark plug and my faithful Kawasaki dirt bike came back to life after about a year of dormancy. I can't believe it's been a year since I've ringed this thing's neck....hopefully I will have more time for trail riding in 2013. 

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

My old 1976 Honda XL125 Lives!


One of my two best friends from high school, Aaron , gave me this old 1976 Honda XL125 dirt bike back when I was a senior in high school. One of his Dad's friends gave it to him because he couldn't get it to run, then Aaron had no luck, and then I fiddled with it every once in a while without success getting life to the engine. After dragging this Honda to Ohio, then Texas, Ali and I decided to make an art project for her out of it. She was going to clean it up, paint it crazy colors, make a stand, and put it in our house as a decoration...but this never panned out.

Finally, I decided to give it to one of my buddies at work who is great at getting old POS's back to life, and he got my old Honda to rumble. He got it running with a hot wheels battery and some other junkyard parts and it now runs like a champ for him. We went out riding at the Twin Buttes Resevoir this weekend and it ran well until he put it down which caused an oil leak around the gear shifter. Once he gets this fixed along with a few other minor issues, this bike should be a great dirt bike for Shawn. I'm just really happy to finally see the thing run.