Action shots from the AHRMA Vintage Trials a few weeks back.


My son demonstrating the proper method for getting up and over an uphill multiple log crossing without taking a dab.


Me demonstrating the not-so proper method. My weight was too far back and I needed to dab.


This is where being tall and having long legs is an advantage since I only needed one dab.


Same section on a subsequent loop I still did not have my weight far enough forward and grabbed a handful of throttle as I dabbed.


This was a split second before the Richter Scale at Washington State University recorded a small tremor in the region. It might have been me and the bike hitting the ground or the laughter of those watching. A friend described it as a spectacular crash.

My body hurts just looking at those pictures!

Thanks for posting.

Riding vintage bikes you should dress vintage, also. I.E. no helmet or riding gear. LOL

First time in the dirt with my new-to-me '71 DT1. Rode out to Carnegie SVRA and traversed the hills. Dry as a popcorn fart out there, we can really use some rain. Bike ran flawless, really enjoying this 'ol DT1.

Not a phrase we need very often in the UK

Had one of mine out yesterday for the monthly Clifton, VA Bikes + Breakfast gathering.

Yeah, like Sammy Miller.

Sammy wears a lid now.

Pure Michigan.

Here we are in Oct 2020 showing the young guys the Cypress Hills West Block with a DT400 guiding. 120 miles mostly dirt roads and 2 track. I found out what 3 inches of suspension really felt like but it worked fairly good. Damping was good but still bottomed quit a few times but never got thrown off so it was a good day