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In Reply to: OT/ Ah, the memories posted by Donald Lehman on September 05, 2018 at 09:15:12:
I remember back in the day, those cz bikes could be fitted with a clutch rod you could hold on with your right ankle. sure was a advantage when they had "hand on helmet" motocross starts, before the gate they use now. I did pretty good on 250 maico, until the green Honda elsinore came out. remember those bing carburetors as well. I was a smaller guy. I ended up with a radial head 450 maico. I would put the front wheel against the gate, put the bike in 2nd gear, and let the clutch out. when the gate dropped, I just sat down. no one ever beat me to the first corner.
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