Mt Morris High Point 1984 National 125, 250 and Open Class 

Only second to open face helmets - Carrera 98 goggles - Hallman goat skin blue leathers - JT socks folded over boots - and jofas 👍👍

My I-phone was in for service that day(1984)..LOL, So the Back up was a two piece portable Hitachi VHS recorder, A battery pack and a old plug in Camera......this was the good old days...

@@jackporter4180: I remember my mother buying this enormous jvc camcorder from Sears in Washington pa probably around 89ish and I remember her complaining about how heavy the damn thing was lol

Me too Much more personal and grass roots camping atmosphere

Me also. They sold a lot more bikes when any kid who wanted to make a buck/hr could buy one. Now, the tracks and trails we built are all grown in. "Those were the days my friend. We thought they'd never end. We burned up gas, forever and a day. We lived the life we chose. We'd fight and never lose,--for we were young and sure to have our way."

EarthSurferUSA that was heavy what you said. So truthful. I kinda got lost there for a moment in time, back in 1984.

Those were the golden years of motocross racing, the music was great, being able to afford two bikes and rebuilding top ends on a Saturday night till 10 PM only to get up at 5 and get to the race track. Yep, it was a fantastic time to grow up.

You’re right. Those were the days when we could all have a factory bike. Now the gap between those who have and those who have not is to large for anybody without a ton of money to be competitive. I miss those days.

@@shawndoucette9797 I am sorry Shawn, but what the heck are you talking about? First of all, the bikes you see here are actual factory works bikes, (made illegal in 1986 by the AMA, which was a bad idea IMO), and the only people racing these $50,000 bikes are the top factory racers with a contract with the factory to win races. Nobody else had a factory bike, and we were fine about it, and the same people won after the factory works bike was gone in the USA. The factory ride is earned by talent, and even you, with the new marxist bernie sanders commie attitude you will suffer under in the future, could get a factory ride in this sport----if you were talented enough. I don't think you are old enough to miss those days. We did not have a marxist education back then. And if we did, we were too busy riding to pay attention. "Have and have have not!!!!!!" in a free society where you can start your own business if your not too lazy to learn something to create a value,----that is your choice! You were taught to make the choice to be a have not. Sorry Shawn man, I am sick of this marxist crap taking over the USA. Yes, those were the days.

Thanks, this tape is almost 40 years old.

Deborah chesser : in 83, they still had the "works" bikes. No stockers for these factory guys.

Thomas Partin true they were far from stock I he’s I meant fresh

I wonder what a winning factory bike is worth, like Hannah or Omaras bike

Thanks Greg, Never thought I would get over 25K views, it was some footage I shot as a kid, I may need to have it touched-up professionally . lol

Six figures easy..

Who cares what others accept. I still call great looking girlfriends of racers "Pitt Tootsies". But that is only because they are supportive of their boyfriend racer, and look good doing it. It has nothing to do with their mind as/or a derogatory statement, because I am sure most are sharper than their boyfriends after the racing is done. :)

Pit pirates now.ha ha.

I'm from 84 pa and still run +30 when I find the time off work.. High point was a huge part of my childhood.

Original I'm from Belle Vernon, Pa. One Day (around 1980), this kid on a XR 80 stopped by my farm. This Crazy kid was Emery Anden, One of the best from D5. That was the start of my 6 years in motocross. I've be Lucky enough to race in Pittsburgh, Detroit, Atlanta, NJ, Florida and local Races in D5 & D6. Best 6 years of my life.

No kidding.. yeah the good old district 5 days with Bud little.. I I wouldn't trade those memories for the world.

Yes, Buddy Little, and Friday night's at Motordrome, (Smithton Pa) racing Motocross all Summer Long....

CR’s no question

Thanks Jamie, I believe David tried a move around Broc on the bottom side of the track, so Broc rolled in unchallenged ….Yes, Johnny O blew threw the last berm and finished 2nd. The Honda girls are David's B Wife and Johnny O's Girl friend in 1984...Note, I was 24 when filming this in 84, and today all the riders and there friends in this video are in their 50's now... LOL

My kids use my old jerseys for night PJ's.. the old shop "J & J Cycles" Grove City Pa

De, these were the years of converting over to disk brakes, some "works bikes" had them, and some didn't.

@@deadenear Yamaha was the last manufacturer to convert to disc brakes (front only) in 1985 !

Mercedes Gonzalez, No, its David Bailey wife and Johnny O's California Girl friend, Camera man never seen a REAL California Girl .

Sorry , rookie mistake on up converting VHS to MPG-4 to HD. Bloc's 490 sound was pretty true "CRISP SMOKER"

Glovers bike was far from stock,but not the match of the rc's

Yes Roger, I believe he's riding the no. 25 Honda. Grew up south of Pittsburgh, Moved to Harrisburg for two years, now in Tulsa Ok the last 37 years. Also, I Enjoyed watching your Lionel and layout videos.🏍

Wow I love watching these videos thanks for sharing

Yes honda 25 I believe