shockme#62
PR Member
me too, springvalley was a great track lots of corners quick jumps,jaw breaker, i loved the uphill double and triple sometimes, was really diappointed at some of the low turn outs it was such a fun track.
yes, crash and burn was the name. men like harold robinson, phil mattie, john resien, tim and terry hollinger, just some that were there in the 70's early 80's
i will scan a pick of me getting the hole shot from harold it was my 1st and only time i got the jump on him in the 125 class in 1975.Harold used to ride with my brother so we used to follow him around. harold was doing the Suzuki s while my bro ws on CZ's
i don't miss the rubber band start LOL if you were at the end you almost got snapped by it, and i don't miss the dust, man it was bad western reserve in the 70's was a dust bowl too, but i grew up at crash and burn alot of good racing in those days.
Everyone remember the spokes parking lot of mulch where u could just pin it and lay it over drag the bars.....and that sweet top track section with the real big doubles coming out of the turn...place was so sweet and fun....two tracks....trails...hills....fishing!
I heard Bob put in a dam and flooded the track area so he could fish there.
I ran into John that ran Mathias not long ago. I know him pretty well from when he owned All in 1 cycle in Canton South, then later owned Blackhawk in Cambridge. He now does construction work. He still lives at Mathias said hes always out riding trails.
#1- Lo-conn
#2-beechwood
#3-country hills?
#4-old crow track