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Kalifornia "Über Alles" & pink Flamingos

Sounds like a turbo jet in taxi mode on the runway. Or my electric mountain bike under a load.

Mustang coupe @12;03 with what appears to be Shelby taillight panel.

R.I.P. Mike Villasenor. Walking drunk on a dark road hit from behind by a drunk driver in a truck. Flew 250 feet in the air,and never gained consciousness .

YES ! SO LOVE THIS!!!! Naomi Watts danced it Just Right in movie The Wolf Hour!

Where is the Yamaha 80 that me and my friends owned? More Mandela effect? They are now 100's. Wake up population!

Man, we lived the best of times. No one has this kind of freedom anymore. Sad.

MCTeck, what a wonderful time I have watching and learning from this nostalgic film, thanks so much!

I miss the good old days.

Yes Roger. That's me. You found me. I've been looking for you for 40 years. How can we get in touch?

Hello Roger. Please contact me. I live in Oregon now. The last time I saw you, you were at March AFB. Let Bobby Wayne know also. This is exciting.

Great memories, I've lived in Elsinore since 1957 and when the Grand Prix was in it's creation it was thought only locals around the surrounding area would participate but the word spread fast and our little town was overwhelmed. The population at the time was 2,400 and the only 2 small town grocery stores were cleared out in one day. Liquor stores were bought out and Budweiser was bringing in semi trucks with taps that plug into the side of the trailers. The 100,000 people had a great time though. Good thing we had 24 bars around the lake at that time. We truly were The Valley of The Drunks.

I was able to spot my name on the list of riders. That was cool.

I raced there back in the early '70s when it was called Arroyo Cycle Park. Me and my brother raced all over SoCal back then and this was my favorite track!

Is it a Honda Commercial?

Love the silly 60's incidental music!

*Thanks 'MCTeck. Greetings from Bangkok. Here the TRIUMPH Trident "Made in Thailand* ua-cam.com/video/HtthIgH4_hQ/v-deo.html

Rear brake first?!! What nonsense. Unfortunately some riders especially in the USA still follow that advice.

Love it ,a motorcycle safety film a the geezers not wearing a helmet

I raced this event (& other years), it was THEE fun event of the year! Thx 4 posting. @/148 Badgers MC

i raced this event (& other years), it was THEE fun event of the year! Thx 4 posting. @/148 Badgers MC

Susan was HOT. Even without tatts.

Motorcycle Safety Film …. Driver not wearing a helmet…

Love this thanks for sharing love peter Brown 😘😘❤💝⚘🤠

I was there today in 1972.

Hot Tuna

Not air force but California Highway Patrol ????

oh boy here we go. safety video from a time when safety protocols in america were highly questionable. lets see if we can learn Anything useful .....

i was there in 72 as a 15yr old... got my first motorcycle that year too.

How I try and live

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Applying the rear brake first and holding the bike on the front brake both not we do now.

never ride a motorcycle without a helmet

honda monkey :D it is a historic movie.

Interesting. As a rider from way back, I saw many references to the "Hurt Report" in my youth. Really a landmark in m/c safety. To my knowledge, no study this thorough has been undertaken in the U.S. since.

So wrong, in so many ways. Lots of old-timey and outdated safety strategems, unskilled riding, and unintentional examples of how *not* to do things. I'm no fan of "ATGATT", but geez - "none of the gear, ever"? Do love all those little ol' Hondas, though.

all new riders should watch this and understand ! if they don't understand just some electro shock should be applied ;)

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Sup clay how are you doing?

Motorcycle safety -- and everyone is riding without a helmet! Ah, the days when cars didn't have seat belst either...

Is that factory ride height or do you have it lowered?

1:46 interesting, rear brake first, it make sense for applying weight on front forks and wheel more easy

Ok bomer

I remember this when it was brand new!. Thanks for showing it. Love them old Hondas!

This was awesome! Thanks for sharing!

That's me on the left at 1:40. Got a 2nd in the 500 Novice Class on my 360 Husky. The flag hit is fake, but the long 50 MPH wheelie (which I did every lap) is real. My two daughters loved seeing "Young Dad" at 19, 10 years before they were born.

Do you still have it? I'm looking at buying one used. Your thoughts ?

Gotta warn up the engines

Mot at its best. I raced here also as a kid. We had so many tracks back then and the track and pits wee full. Everyone raced. We didn't;t have professional practice riders like today. Thank you for posting. Miss those simple fun times when riding was open to everyone and you could ride everywhere. The freedom, the beauty. Those days are LONG gone. Glad I raced the 70's, 80's, 90's and 2000'S:-) But the 70's and 80's where the most fun and free:-)