Recent content by Ajk2smoke

If interested here is my number 216-287-2844

5k obo. Sorry I forgot to throw that in there.

Fully torn down and rebuilt with new bearings front and rear wheel, new swingarm and linkage bearings, new headset bearings, motor built top and bottom end with head mod by dh1 mods with only 5 hours on it. Motor has been vapor blasted and has coatings. New fmf fatty with silencer, Gytr flywheel...

I am as far from liberal as can be.

This is a great idea. I'm going to start doing this with my son. Right now it's dad running behind the stacyc with my hands on the bars trying to get him to watch and learn the throttle. I'm exhausted after 15 minutes of that!

Feels good to be back!

Hi guys, I've posted a few times already but figured this would be a good way to introduce myself. I'm Andrew, 36, business owner, dad to my 2 1/2 year old son that I'm slowly getting him into motocross. I raced locally from 2000- 2007 b class. After a 20 year hiatus from motocross I am back...

They really are. It's a perfect bridge to learn the basic skills on throttle control and braking before you jump up to a pw50. So far so good. My son's 2 1/2 and we just got the stacyc a week ago.

Good info. Yes now that I'm a mini dad now I'm noticing these things. When I wasnt a dad I rarely ever noticed the Pee-Wee tracks or paid attention. It is an absolute s*** show. I can sympathize with you because that doesn't sound like a fun day by any means. There is no such thing as common...

That's just a horrible decision on the parents.

That's what I was thinking to. I'm in Medina area so smith and apple cabin are go to's for me and remember seeing a very tame peewee track at apple cabin and thought I'd give that a go. As meister said I just don't want to show up somewhere where there is a pee wee track and have super minis...

Yep that's douchbaggery right there. That's what I was worried about. Solid advice. Thanks man.

Hey guys, vetrider here that got my 2 1/2 year old son a stacyc. At what age did you parents take your son to the track for the first time. I am obviously working with him around the yard to get the initial set of skills installed first. To second this, what pee wee tracks would allow stacycs...

Ah sad, I was really wanting to join svr this year because I have been told it's a great track (pre new layout) esp for my vet-self that does not have the kahunas these days for some of the more difficult tracks.

I think different tracks attract different crowds and they owners know there demographic and who will be showing up and cater to that particular crowd. It's simple for me, I prefer a slightly rutted track over a dry hard packed track. So I simply avoid those dry tracks without any complaining...