Here is a pic of mine. I dont know why the pics turned fuzzy, but here they are. Its a 73 with a serial number under 600. Vey low hour bike with orginal tires. Guy i got it from got it at an estate sale. I will get some better pics when it warms up. My collection is down to 2 bikes, the ZB and the XR75.

 

ZBguyOhio^^^^^^^^WOW.. That is nice and all original.. good score. More pics for sure.

tmas

 

My old 73' XR. Which is now part of my cousins collection. Red-Racer DG replica exhaust. Wish I never sold it

 

XR75's belong indoors for proper viewing.

 

WOW...keep em comming...Nice bikes thomas !

 

Lets see your XR75's. I'll start off....Here is a pic of my XR75 from back in the day. I loved that bike and wish I still had it. I will find one like it... one day.

tmas

Check out the vintage Honda shirt.

My brother had the same year XR Dig the Marty Tripes replica jersey, and midriff.lol

 

Here is my 1973 XR75....

Some ice beaters...

 

Here is my 1973 XR75....

Some ice beaters...

Mike is that the 73 i use to own that your buddy came and bought the 2 from me years ago...I think the guy was a buddy of yours..



Tony

 

Here mine. I've posted an entire thread over at TT: My XR75 Mini-Racer Completed - ThumperTalk

 

can any of you guys tell me what these are worth?

 

Racer8432955



I'v been trying to locate a Vintage JT front number plate that you used on your build. Can you pass along vender info.



Thanks

G

 

Vintage Factory Elsinore CR125 CR250 XR75 MR50 for your plate

 

Yup, Jthomas is correct; Vintage Factory.



Hey Jthomas is your gray / silver bike an aftermarket frame? Redline, DG..?

That bike is too right looking!!!!

 

That one actually belongs to a good friend of mine. It's a Red Racer built DG reproduction frame.



I've actually seen your bike quite a few times on my various hunts for trick XR stuff and am very impressed with your bike. It actually inspired me to build this XR frame that I've never finished.

77 YZ 80 swingers are the perfect width but the cross member needs moved back slightly. Sounds like I need to send this one to you to finish : )

 

Here's my 73 KO,these seem very popular.

 

Mex...those DG cans sound sweet! I have a wrap around version if you have ever seen one, but can't take the Bassani off to try it 'cuz the Bassani sounds sweet too....

 

Speaking of AHRMA-- I've been whining about AHRMA doing a vintage "pit bike" class. I'd love to run a clapped out twin shocker XR75 with a Takegawa 124. Or... a CR60, YZ60, or air cooled KX60. Would anybody else be into it? --L*64

 

I plan to race a fully "werks" style bike in the regular AMA "vintage" class in my area just for kicks

 

Speaking of AHRMA-- I've been whining about AHRMA doing a vintage "pit bike" class. I'd love to run a clapped out twin shocker XR75 with a Takegawa 124. Or... a CR60, YZ60, or air cooled KX60. Would anybody else be into it? --L*64

I'd be up for that for sure! YZ60,my first bike been looking for one of those for quite some time. AHRMA mx and roadrace national coming to RoadAmerica this year, I can't wait!



GOOD IDEA MY FRIEND.

 

Why not start a petition and present it to them about the pit bikes?



With the cost of the new 4 stroke (big bikes), Vintage seems to be the place to be. I'd like them to have a front disc brake class, or a "Bomber" type of class for 20 year old bikes, so we could more easily find a bike to race with, where every part isn't completely obsolete. They have some more modern bikes that race in the road racing events.



About the pit bikes-- any pre-1985 air cooled two stroke 60, or XR75/80/100. No big bores, just suspension mods allowed. Two classes that run in one race-- 16-39, and 39+. How's that sound? I'd love a YZ60, KX60, or an '83-'84 14/17 inch wheeled XR100 with a boxed swingarm. Haha! Let's make it happen!

 

Don't get me started on Ahrma today



they won't even let the kids race vintage mini bikes.

 

We need more photo's.

Here' some shots of my KO with some later XR bits added,I like to change it's look.

 

Keep them pictures coming ! From what i understand mini racing in the early 70s was really big down under. A guy in Australia even produced a PK mono shock aftermarket frame. I guess about 12 or so of them. Had a chance to buy one a few months back. I passed on it. I couldn't relate to it. I begged my father to order a REDLINE frame from the Minicycle mag in the 70s, never got it. I'm trying to locate one to buy. I can have them reproduced if i find one. I have only seen pictures of two of them. The one is on BBR web site, it was stolen from their shop a while back ! And the other that was turned into a flat-tracker, pic below. O well the search is on.......





Tony

 

Can I ask what he's trying to sell the PK for?



I know a guy that has a few of the Australian built PK replicas still brand new



he wants $2200 for them though.



I'm suppose to be trading some trick elsinore stuff for a authentic PK frame next week.

 

Here's pic's of a PK Frame and rolling Redline Racer.

 

I would of allready bought one of those PK repop frames but man I just can't convince myself to spend $2300 on one.



Looks like I'm getting my hands on the real deal though now.