amen

How heartbreaking is it that Kelly being a superstar on the world stage of speedway wasn’t allowed in at the end to watch the speedway at his local track…truly shocking.

I think that is great that you actually raced the Morans, I saw both Kelly and Shawn start their careers at Hull in the UK in over 50 years of watching speedway I never ever saw a more talented rider than Kelly despite some horrendous injuries but in saying that Shawn was probably more successful and likewise a truly talented rider.

I liked all the speedway Riders from back then I was a part of the Bakersfield Bandit routing team just love going to the speedway races all the time I even remember when Bruce penhall was third division and when I started racing motorcycles and three wheelers I always liked Troy McKee so I was 103 just like Troy McKee and of course everybody loves the Bass Brothers

Amen brother!

It's awesome that you took the time to do this video on Paul. There are soooo many hero's that come and go without getting the mainstream recognition they deserve. There should be, and hopefully will be more young folks like yourself making these types of videos about the hero's in their lives, so we can all share the honor of knowing them a bit. Thanks.

God bless you Bryan Bee

I enjoy your content, keep going

What a nice tribute to your freind Paul ,60 was no age ,what a shame ,nice post Bryan mate

You didn't get lucky bumble 🐝 you were just good😉💯👌🌠😁

Nice🎉

Great to hear the times of the USA of the day in 70s who influenced the riders of the UK in the 80s👍

Great times ! I pitted for Craig Schaefer #29 , Great Memories !

Bryan, do you have any pics of the trophy girls from 1979-1983. My sister’s bff was a trophy girl a few times at Costa Mesa. Those were great times!

Loved to watch Kelly and Sean at Belle Vue and over the years,their style was so cool,both awesome ! Kelly was my favourite,shame he was outside the pits Bryan, very sad,also the smoking is no good for a person ,thanks very much for posting mate

❤LEGEND. Many great times with the ‘Jelly Man’ ,keep the good content coming Bryan.👍🏼

I watched him in the late 70's in Ventura..Memories of my Dad and brother do the guy bonding thing.........So sad.....RIP Kelly!

I raced MX in so cal back in the 80's.... ascot, saddleback, indian dunes, carlsbad, etc. But I loved going to the speedway races at costa mesa and the moran brothers were very competitive and provided lots of action. RIP Kelly Moran

I worked for Gene Woods..at his track "Speedway USA" Victorville ca ..he showed me a photo of him as a kid with a McCulloch powered Speedway bike

I was a teen in the 70s. I remember Bruce Penhall. I think he was the golden boy, I think.

One of my favorite people & speedway riders I never had the opportunity to meet was the jelly man .the GREAT KELLY MORAN 😇🫡

are you sitting in a swimming pool?

For a moment there, I thought you were wearinng Yankees pinstripes. LOL!

I used to love going to Costa Mesa and watching Speedway. What a show!

Legend. I remember him winning a heat at the Golden Hammer at Cradley. Each race winner won a sponsored prize. When asked what he would do with his newly acquired colour TV, he said "I'll put it in the John". He was a fantastic rider, I particularly remember his days with the Birmingham Brummies and The Eastbourne Eagles. A fantastic USA squad in those days.

Yes he was a really good speedway rider yes very skilled @ speedwY

Thanks Bryan. Those pictures are awesome. You have jogged so many memories with them. And people that I had met and forgotten. I to was just a 16 yo kid from Huntington beach high, hitting the speedway tracks 3 or 4 days a week

And let's not forget about Summer Mcknight

Speaking of speedway racers with money, don't forget about Bruce Penhall. And on the other end of the spectrum, with his old van was the one and only Billy Gray (Bud father knows best), black leathers and a pony tail. Hell ya, good memories. And Shakey's pizza after race parties

My buddy Chris Christian (2nd division) and I would hit Costa mesa every week in the 70's. We also hit Irwindale, Ventura, OCIR for practice. Ascot for the Qtr mile, with crazy Dave Aldana. And a honorable mention, Rick Woods also legend. Good old days, good times

Cool man👍👍

Thank you Bumblebee for all the speedy history!

This is correct the golden age of speedway racing in the 70s will never be matched again. I do belive thanks to Harry oxley. Becker was awesome and fearless on a speedway bike .yes Steve bast was a very nice man and he could ride speedway like a tornado 🌪. RIP 💔TO THOSE WHO HAVE PASSED 😇 SEE YA IN SPEEDWAY HEAVEN MY FRIENDS 🥳😁🤩😉🫡 great job BUMBLE 🐝

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Bast rode around penhall @ the 1977 national championship heat #19 @ costa mesa and won the national championship BAST #1

Hahahah it So ugly vedio

It was the greatest scent it was like amphetamine

Nice husky where do they sell them in the Philippines

Excellent

You ever fall down riding thru the thick brush

There might be a cryptic alien living in there

Tom cruise

First oil change at 1000 miles!!! WOW! I just hit 370 miles today and it is black as the ace of spades. No, I didn't abuse it. I don't do that to any of my vehicles, no it hasn't been ridden, hard off-road, been taking care of my ailing parents, honestly haven't had time to go to the trails or off-road. Rode it to a friends house twice he's about 15 miles away on an old smooth blacktop in the country. Rode to work a few times. I've never had a motorcycle, especially brand new need an oil change at 370 miles. So I get out the manual, I wish I could put the picture on here, anyway got to the scheduled maintenance page, and it was extremely poorly written, minimal explanation Let me type in EXACTLY what it says for oil change: "Engine Oil: R (for replace) at x1000 0.6 ?? Then it has a header and underneath says "Regular Replace" and the timeline is "1 Year" Some people might put on 1000 miles in a year. Somebody else might put on 10,000 miles. I've always bought Honda because they were reliable with minimal maintenance and have had extremely good luck until I got the 300CRF, if you get on it even half throttle, let off the gas, pull in the clutch and coast to the stop sign, it dies. Remember, this is a brand new bike off the showroom kept in garage, never abused even slightly. I guess my only other complaint is the generic square knobby tires that look like 1970's era and a 18 inch long, ugly license plate holder that looks like it belongs on a Kenworth. Come on Honda you can do better than this, seriously thinking about selling if I get a decent offer it's gone. Which is a shame because I really thought I would like this bike. Just a sidenote, I don't write bad reviews or negative things unless they really deserve it, even then half the time I just let it slide because it's not worth the time 🤷🏻‍♂️ before this I had a 250 and at 2000 miles it still had some light gold honey color to the oil.

Do you through any spider webs? Nice wheelie.

Hi Bee. Been some time since I last dropped by one of your vids. Nice ride. Nice snake. Thoses sea snakes are incredible venomous, but peaceful. Wasn't he a little grumpy being fished out of the water?

Your outta your effing mind

Big bad husky

Great times

Bryan B check out the new GASGAS MOTORCYCLE

Put some more 70s Speedway