Wheelie Riding Old School 1970's

Wheelie Riding Old School 1970's

[@mikecrook8434]

I'm 70. This brings back good memories.

[@xyzcomp08]

I identify with this 1000% I still have my Schwinn Stingray dad got me in 1967. I wouldn't trade it for the world...miss you dad.

[@kennyt8730]

Does it have the gear shifter knob that you bust your nuts on?

[@Bigskyguy56]

2thumbs up. At 65 yrs old , I understand what you are saying. I still have items my Dad gave me . And these are my MOST CHERISED/PRIZED possessions. I too, Miss my Dad. Would love just 10 more minutes with him. God Bless.

[@dennisbrill5336]

Don't forget the banana seat........ 👍

[@todddebockler7786]

Where did my Schwinn stingray go I don't know I think mom decided in 1977 I was to big for it dam I miss that bike

[@tedfox2683]

I still got mine.

[@houstoncohea362]

Just found this video. Brings back so many good memories of the 70's. My friends and I went everywhere on the back tire...

[@oldb-1kenobi]

The coolest dude on the block in any time period.

[@thxman1968]

No doubt!

[@frez777]

could he ride a Unicycle?

[@robertpradella6550]

Yes

[@jeffcherry1643]

Most Definitely !!

[@djwille88]

Yup!

[@talljeeper]

Why do I have tears in my eyes.... :)

[@philbalon6992]

Only the kids who grew up in the 70’s know the feeling.....Nobody else , Nobody else !!!

[@ghost.of.aleksz.salad.]

thats very closed minded of you

[@KurbzGarage]

My brother just passed away this Saturday 7/3/21 he was the wheelie king he still could at 60 Thank You

[@FIGGY65]

My condolences to you friend. I turned 56 yesterday, and our Dad passed 5/20 at 84. Cherish your memories and your future time!

[@easycrider7453]

That's a tough loss. By big brother was a jerk to me growing up and most my life. Still kinda is at 69. But I would miss the hell out of him if he passed. My deepest condolences.

[@richardkelley2727]

We all start out, young, enjoy as much fun as we possibly can, age, and then move onto whatever is next. I’m glad your brother shared this type of fun with you. Thank you for the heartfelt reach out, we all share so much on this planet. Wishing you all the best! May your brothers memory stay alive in all of you and your family. Cheers! And do your best to keep the wheel up.

[@tomkarau]

I think it's strange that when we pass, we'll all leave behind our uploads on the internet.. I come here to watch the old man ride a wheelie once in a while.. I am sorry for your loss but I am certain that he lived a full and prosperous life. May God bless his soul and give him peace and rest, in Jesus name I pray, Amen.

[@kevinthurman9583]

Good job brother..."don't let the old man in"

[@OKFrax-ys2op]

Spend my entire teenage years in the 70’s, good times!

[@rgd2598]

Man....this brings back memories! I too....was a wheelie king. I could ride the back wheel for as long as I wanted. I’m 64....and first wheelie bike was a Mattel stallion with chrome double tube frame and shocks....then graduated to a Schwinn Orange Crate with the small front wheel and earles fork and ball buster 5 speed shifter. From there I started racing dirt bikes and quite about 4 yrs ago. Thanks for the memories!

[@viking1372]

We did all this stuff in Jersey in th 70's! Tight streets, cars on both sides, building ramps out of scrap wood. Hell, the parents not only encouraged this they used to watch and clap! We used to dream about doing this in California with the weather. Hats off to you. Never stop. Stay Young.My kids see this and can't believe it.They are shocked about how unsafe it is! I just give them the look.

[@Mike-ze6jq]

Definitely can relate sir. I was born in 1970. I can still pop wheelies on my MTB lol. Beautiful trip down memory lane. God Bless.

[@daveaaron8209]

I’m 58 and this video was very special me. I grew up in the South Bay of Southern California and that was me in the 70’s, I was doing the exact same thing! What a great time to grow up in! Still ride my bike to this day and will continue to do so as long as my legs work. Thanks for this!

[@t-bone9403]

My dad bought me a 73 XR 75 just like the one in this video. Rode it right into our living room. My jaw just dropped and my friend said " dude! You got to coolest dad ever!" Best bike I've ever owned and I've had plenty.

[@troyrunyan249]

Man this is great! I am almost 57 and grew up a little town in southwest Iowa, Emerson, had a population of 500. We rode bicycles around all the time, I never could wheelie like that, I had about 3 friends that could, they would get it balanced and could go for miles. I was pretty fearless at hitting our old board ramps though. Looking back I see now that those were some pretty awesome times. It’s been a pretty good ride for the most part, I’ve had some sad and hard times, I guess that’s the way she goes. All things will pass, just like I will someday, we just have to enjoy the time we have left and never forget the good times we had. For some reason this video brought just happy tears to my eyes. ❤️

[@keeferdog5617]

Who ever could ride the longest wheelie was DEFINITELY considered the “coolest kid in the neighborhood”!

[@powerwagon3731]

I’ll be sixty in two weeks and this brought back the memory of my longest wheelie which was about 1/2 block . Never give up just because we are getting older. I still ride dirt bikes and practice my balance daily. Thanks for the memories, now get outside and play!

[@KurtfromLaQuinta]

And do you own a Power Wagon? I do. And it's almost as old as my Sting Ray. Well, not quite as old... www.ramchargercentral.com/threads/my-74-power-wagon-i-ordered-from-dodge-on-8-73.162259/

[@powerwagon3731]

@@KurtfromLaQuinta Yep, 1980 W 150, 318 four speed and I’m on my third Cummins 2500, best trucks ever.

[@09roushsupercharged26]

Thank you for the step back in time...great memories.

[@joemyatt3253]

This is awesome to see!! Wish kids today still rode bikes like we used to back in the 70s and 80s, way before technology took over.

[@georgeconsentino1737]

That's right brother you know what's up. I love and miss them good old days bigtime buddy. May God bless you and your family and friends.

[@949Realtor]

Thank you! Cheers to your life too!

[@sasbeachs]

And to think you live long enough to do it without wearing a helmet. Hats off to the Baby Boomers.

[@949Realtor]

Right? Luck I guess. I will say, Helmets have saved me more times than I can count. Either way, life is amazing. Cheers to you too my friend!

[@juxtarepublic6106]

I think compulsory helmets is stupid.... If I'm just cruising around in parks or on a country rail trail I refuse to wear one.... If I'm riding on the road or smashing down single trail I will always wear a helmet..... Next, we'll have Governments telling us when and where we can ride.... Hang on, wait a minute.....

[@florianborkenhagen9434]

All Bikers of this Generation that i know rode without helmet, most of them hammered their Kawas through the Night with Sunglasses on. Insects in your eye are deadly at 120km/h.

[@juxtarepublic6106]

@@florianborkenhagen9434 This discussion was about Bicycles…. Not motorcycles. I have been riding Motorcycles since I was 11 (now 55) and yes you are right. It’s not just insects or wind blown debris, I’ve had two bird strikes at 100kmh plus over the years as well! One where I had sunglasses on and my helmet visor open… Cheap plastic sunglasses that saved my eyes…

[@dannyjonze]

Not a baby boomer, next generation

[@billgagnon4670]

That made me remember a time in my life when all I wanted to do was to be was on one wheel .now 57 years old and seeing this I m going to take my bike out and ride some one handers by the young ones in the neighborhood

[@pancho5241]

Nice 🤙

[@shawngoldsberry747]

The only good thing a about today's world: hey @Bill Gagnon be sure and video we don't care if you fail or kill it record that %$@$

[@paulleska3810]

Richard, I came on this by mistake. But, now after watching I know it was meant for me to see. I never did ride a wheelie; but in my heart I did. I loved every minute of this video. The big wheel jump reminded me why I took chances and worked on innovation in my life. At 69 I am still living it. Still going after dreams. All your words in this video got to my heart. Carry on!!!!

[@borgullet3376]

THAT was gangster AF rock on Rich, Rock On !

[@pancho5241]

Heck yeah!!!Nice🤙 I’m 45 and still tearing up the streets keeps me young✌️

[@loilt5091]

YOU WHEELIE GOT ME...good tunes, too!! Watching this, recalling you'd have to coast, intermittently, trying to control your speed, on those old, banana seat, coaster bikes.

[@gordonc4778]

This put a big smile on my face! Brought back so many memories of my first bike, an orange banana seat 20” bike. Memories of making wooden Ramps and jumping over yellow Tonka dump trucks ran through my mind along with the many friendships I’ve shared that passion with! I could never ride a wheelie like you Richard. You are still the man!!! Thanks for the nice video and wise words.

[@andyb9994]

That's awesome you guys where documenting in the 70's, and even more awesome your still riding wheelies today👍

[@crookedcreekmodeler]

Thank You for the memories and the bits of wisdom. Keep that front wheel flyin' brother.

[@Bigskyguy56]

Richard, What a GREAT video. From 1 RK to another. this is proof we 60+ year old guys can still get it done. I am 65 and still enjoy the fun things from youth. Keep the wheel up & movin' forward. God Bless.

[@keeferdog5617]

Brought back some memories Richard...my Schwinn Stingray with a banana seat, doing one-handed wheelies around the corner in Pasadena, Ca. THOSE WERE THE DAYS. Now sixty, just pulled the trigger on the Sondors LX e-bike, delivers end of October. Time to make some new memories.....

[@dickflinghammer58]

I'm 55 still wheelie. Big mountainbiker these days. I got a Sondors Mad Mod Scrambler on the way should be just a few weeks now

[@keeferdog5617]

@@dickflinghammer58 Hey Dick- I have a Sondors LX on order. I have to wait at least through October for delivery. 90lb tank but should be fun. Doubt I’ll be wheeling that tank but I’ll sure try….

[@dickflinghammer58]

@@keeferdog5617 You will! Hey Schwinn has a new 70s style stingray now🤔

[@dickflinghammer58]

@@keeferdog5617 There's a guy on Facebook that builds battery boosters for the LX. Like 10 volts or something enough to overvolt without changing hub motor or controller cheap too.

[@keeferdog5617]

@@dickflinghammer58 Very cool! Thanks for the heads-up. I’ll have to check it out on the wife’s acct as I think Zuckerberg is a fucking asshole and I never created an account- lol

[@agentk8263]

I used to do the same thing on my bike, could ride a wheelie for almost half a mile, even made wheelie bars one day just for fun used to do the same thing he could, brings back such memories, way to go Richard

[@DEATHVIPER1777]

I’m 57. This is the greatest for me! This guy is inspiring to me! Hats off to you Sir.🇺🇸💯💯🙏🙏

[@rtornellort]

Great memories! I grew up during the same time period. I often wish I could return to those simpler times.

[@mikesrcgarage]

We as kids were so cool riding wheelies everywhere on our bikes. Funny thing is now you are so much cooler! 👊😎 God bless 🙏

[@floydk2813]

Wow that was such a cool vid and brought back so many memories. I'm almost 65 years old and I rode a Schwinn StingRay and a Sears knockoff during those times but more importantly I still have my Mission Honda Jersey! I now ride a MTB and a Dual Sport motorcycle. After all these years I still love dirt (and wheelies)!

[@vanessapedia]

Absolutely Beautiful to come across this Video...It brings back so many memories of my childhood in the 70's doing exactly like Richard is here and popping Wheelies for miles....There was no other feeling like it...I have to say though Richard to still see you popping Wheelies is just Sensational and your Balance is Amazing...You are a Natural sir and this is an Absolute Treat to see...Thank You Mate for keeping our Childhood Dreams Alive...By the way Richard I'm in my mid 50's now and I recently purchased a 1970's 3 Speed Dragster...It is absolutely beautiful...Safe Riding Young Man :)

[@patrickdecambra2219]

I was smiling all the way through this video. Thanks

[@coinslotsandjoysticks2572]

Awesome. I still ride my stingray every day I got it in 76.

[@949Realtor]

Awesome, keeps us young, right? Cheers to you too!

[@coinslotsandjoysticks2572]

@@949Realtor exactly. Everyone tries to buy it but I wont sell it

[@mikelute77]

That’s awesome Joe. God bless

[@coinslotsandjoysticks2572]

@@mikelute77 🤘😁🤘

[@keithclark486]

@@coinslotsandjoysticks2572 Would you take ten million hundred dollars for it ?

[@7pines77]

“When you get older you realize that the soul never ages”. That so true

[@glenndavis2762]

hey man, one benefit from being older, the balance point isn't as far back as it use to be - LOL - yea, I was the same in the 70's in Pacoima on my Schwinn and rear bendix brake - could ride for miles on one wheel - now doing it on motorcycles - never went away - one of my favorite things - great job.

[@REALPLANETXVIDEOZ]

COOL ! ,,,I LIVED IN PACOIMA A LONG TIME AGO,,,,,,,,I JUST BOUGHT A 86 SUZUKI LT250R 🗿🚬

[@filedroid]

I totally relate to this video! The times were so simple back then and we were the kings of our neighborhood.

[@RobMacKendrick]

Showin' these kids today what kids were meant to ride. (True fact: I've never met a kid who disagrees. Somebody's missing out on a lot of money.) You're an animal, Kelley! I couldn't ride like that when I was 12, and riding a bike that fit me. Thanks for the trip home.

[@aeroscottmodelenginerepair2830]

I also grew up in So Cal in the 70s, always loved the excitement of a good-long wheelie on my Stingray. Had several "blow overs" in the learning process, just a few corners were rounded off. Thanks for your current talent update.

[@juxtarepublic6106]

I'm 55 and can still "Mono" my MTB the length of my street.... It might not mean much to most... But it's a skill you never forget and always makes me feel like a kid again with a big fat smile.. Richard's vid demonstrates the pure joy that comes with a few of the simple things in life.

[@dickflinghammer58]

55 Still wheelie, jump, bunnyhop now riding an all mountain plus bike. Great to hear mate😁

[@SPEEDOFDOG]

Man I was 10 in ‘73. I wanted one of those stingrays back then. We didn’t have money pop’s was sick had to many hospital bills. Finally got a hand me down from a neighbor. She was rough but the happiest day of my life right then. I say it all the time, we were lucky to have grown up when we did. I miss the old San Francisco. It had a sweet way about itself. Now it’s been overrun. I mourn this loss.

[@markeldridge5571]

Hey! We did it in Nor-Cal too!! The ramps, the track around the house, the “Block” contests. Good Times!

[@CharlieMoney77]

Looks like Archie Bunker, but rides like Doug Domokos. Seriously good footage and anecdotes. 👍🏻

[@monkfry]

I know both names. Damn I feel old. . 😆

[@jayonez137]

Growing up in the 70’s this brings back great memories for me Thanks

[@N-Scale]

I remember all the fun on the Stingray's. We used to make parachutes fron sheets and string and drag race each other and pull the chutes at the end (many tangled in spokes) but we had hours and hours of fun without a cell phone or video game

[@Thomass7586]

I use to do that on my bike all the time in the early 70's. Oh Yeah ! 👍🚴

[@949Realtor]

Right? We're the lucky ones. This experience lives with me every day. Cheers to you too!

[@Deerslyr81]

2:15 Like they say it’s just like riding a bike you never forget!! 🤜🤛

[@monztermovies]

Awesome! I’m in my late 40’s and I am still trying to pull controlled wheelies. 🤟

[@brianmartin8099]

Thanx for the video! Ive ride"n bikes my whole life, and will as long as i can.It's pure freedom I'll never give up!

[@AR-jq1hs]

The best things in life are never forgotten...

[@christinemedina1640]

Very cool enjoyed the video blast from my past 👍🤗😇

[@ryancraig2795]

Nice. I never could do this when I was a kid. Still can't. Never stopped trying, though.

[@emperorpawpateen.9992]

Brings back great childhood memories

[@jimsmodelcargarage3196]

AWESOME!!!!!

[@davidharrick469]

Richard great job, being able to ride a wheelie for that long on a coaster brake bike is very very impressive. I was never able to get passed 4 or 5 peddles, I either went off to the side or over the back. How times have changed, bicycles were the most important thing to us, we rode them all the time, now it's a cell phone that is the main interest for kids. Boy if you had a Schwinn Sting Ray you were at the top of the heap Lol. My friend had a Schwinn two speed " kick Back " Sting Ray, oh man did I every want of those. Those were great times Richard and thank you for the memories.

[@MrEmiko29]

I remember when my uncle gave me a red Schwinn stingray, white sparkle bandana seat, and electric tape wrapped the handlebars. I had no idea back then how cool it really was, but I loved it! We were super poor, so it meant allot

[@pieluvr7362]

Yes impressive once me and a classmate had a no hands peddling down hill we both went distance of blacktop he stopped cuz tracks and dirt road I was still going but he claimed road ended I was the winner cuz no hand over railroad tracks and over dirt

[@949Realtor]

Hey Everyone, All of you! Thank you for all of your comments. It honors me to have this reach so many in such a positive way. Life is a dream, and we are all so lucky to moving through it, sharing thoughts and feelings together. I'm glad for all of you who were taken to great moments in your lives. I don't even mind being referred to the actor Carol O'Connor, he was an amazing soul, helping us all to see the light through the darkness, and yes, my era. I hope all your dreams are realized in all your moments. Thank you again for your kindness shared here.

[@JohnDoe-lc9yj]

I had a friend who lived just behind me whose father worked worked at "Murray" in Lawrenceburg, TN , in the design department. He used to get 'test bikes'. Riding wheelies and jumping ramps were our Evel Knievel days. This guy rides wheelies now better than I did then. We quickly went on to motorcycles, but this guy is awesome!

[@keithclark486]

This guy would bust your balls riding a wheelie.

[@bartceljavier4209]

Damn! Still got it after all these years. I'm 52 and couldn't do it anymore on my Stingray. Mybe I should install a wheelie bar. :D

[@949Realtor]

Always find your 'happy place' in whatever you do my friend. Cheers to you too!

[@sped6954]

How do you know you couldn't do it anymore? I'm 53, and it wasn't really all that long ago that after several decades, I was able to pick up one of my son's skateboards and after just a minute, or two tops, it was like the last time I rode was yesterday. And that included the learning curve of having to deal with a symmetrical board, one with a tail on both ends, which was something that didn't even exist back then. There was a front and rear of skateboards when I was a kid, the back having a swooped up tail and a level front. Just try it, you might just be surprised at how quickly it all comes back to you. It was pretty quick for me despite the notable difference in skateboard shape, and Oh yeah, I forgot mention earlier, but... I'm also about 40 lbs heavier than I was as a teen.

[@bartceljavier4209]

SpEd : I still have a couple of vintage Stingrays (a ‘72 Krate and a ‘76 Five Speed.) I tried with those. Maybe I have to re-discover my center of gravity.

[@KurtfromLaQuinta]

@@bartceljavier4209 Those weren't as good as the first ones that came out. To many fancy things in the way. My '63 Sting Ray was very basic. No fenders, no shifters. It has a level with the seat sissy bar. You can slide your rear end right up on it to get the weight way back for easy long distance wheelies.

[@56cadd]

@@KurtfromLaQuinta I remember those.

[@ccaamm1]

Same bike, a long plank of wood, a cement block and I became Evel knevel. No cell phone. No video games. No computer. Just my imagination, courage (lack of smarts u might say), and my bike. Born in the 60s. This had me grinning from ear to ear.

[@B9Robot]

We age outside, but we stay Children inside. I'm just a big boy on in a suit growing old. Never grow up, just let the grey set in, and keep the joy of childhood in your heart. Play like a Child and never let the world drag you down to its depth of hate. Love everyone and forgive quickly.

[@davidkastin4240]

The Big Wheel! We did crazy jumps and spin outs with it.

[@JIMBO85029]

What happened to the simpler times I don't see kids doing wheelies anymore. Damn electronics. Awesome video.

[@dickflinghammer58]

55 I still got it! This was great thanks mate!

[@MontrealMan1970]

It gets harder every year to do these wheelies, in my youth a removed the front wheel and worked it like a unicycle. Seeing a older gentleman operating a nice wheelie is very satisfying

[@peterodriguez6408]

Age is a state of mind...stay young at heart , may you ride your time machine forever.....

[@Lousasshol]

When u wheelie hard for so many years the hair flys out the top of your head and doesn’t grow back

[@gabrieljordan9977]

Imagine him being 90yo and still wheelies

[@paulsaunders3700]

This filled my heart ❤️ from the uk

[@949Realtor]

Thank you, that means a lot to me. Live Well!

[@juxtarepublic6106]

Definitely broke my concentration......😁

[@PapaDutch]

Schwinn - made in CHICAGO Illinois.... That's as legit as it can git!

[@davidstill4321]

He still has great balance!I was known as the"Wheelie King"on my block.I taught my partner Bill and he turned out real good too.I announce one day I was going to ride a wheelie all the way around the local church .I nailed it in one try.I started riding them on my ten speed and found I could shift gear all the way to high gear.Dont think I could ride ten feet now.Cool video man! Thanks

[@edgrewell2724]

I bet there are a bunch of us. In 1970 I got my Stingray, a dark metal flake red w/white banana seat with some sparkles. I changed the rear tire with a red line slick. It had two grooves but in it. I rode that bike until I was 15-16. Seeing this has me thinking about a custom stingray made from a Schwinn mountain bike. I'm going to make the seat,short sissy bar and the ape hangers. I'm not sure why we called them that but I loved that bike! Hey, thanks for the memories.

[@dumbcat]

deserves 100 million views!

[@tomkarau]

I am 60 years old now... I can remember the true feeling of riding a wheelie as far as I could.. that feeling that you and your bike are the only two things that exist in the whole world.. true bliss and finding your zen as you ride a wheelie down the neighborhood street.. not caring or even thinking about who might be watching.. it really was a different world way back then 9 or 10 years old.. peaceful serenity.. nice to see you can still enjoy finding your zen at nearly 60 years old.. fun to watch and Thank you! Rich! for sharing with the world!

[@jimpuglisi7973]

I haven’t ridden a wheelie in 40 years good job

[@bw3506]

Man oh man bringing up some memories. I was never that good at it but man we had fun.

[@michaelc.ateoate979]

Cool to see the opening guy Wheeling a 10-speed I learned how to wheelie on a c c m 10 speed by the time I got real good I could switch gears with my knee the selector was on the crown I'm 54 now and can still ride a pretty good wheelie it's just like riding a bike

[@dhrostjr]

Great video...I think the mind controls the body! Pacemaker, cancer, shingles but still here and riding wheelies. Thanks for the inspiration Sir.

[@hugobello1816]

Gracias Richard por este hermoso video. Eres un ejemplo de siempre tener vivo el espiritu de esos años dorados . Sigue asi sube mas videos. Gracias y saludos desde Argentina

[@MrSpartanPaul]

Great job 👏 keep it up. I’m 57 and still ride my skateboard. I haven’t seen too many people my age (none) riding a skateboard but I’m sure they’re out there. Your video gives me inspiration to keep on keepin on. You do the same!

[@everready19373]

This is so beautiful!

[@mascotgraphics]

That's awesome... makes me want to get back out on one wheel. I had a Free Spirit ten speed as a teenager in the 1970s, used to ride wheelies all over the place: up hill, down hill, around corners... haven't practiced in so long I'm now a newbie... at 60. lol

[@patriotrob7066]

Lol its one.of the Hanson brothers from slap shot!!! But seriously you kick ass sir I'm 53 and still ride like back in the 70s. Miss those times

[@charliemiller4111]

I’m 16, and the “wheelie master” of the neighborhood on my fat bike but this makes me really want a stingray

[@sideshow45]

You would make all the old men in the neighborhood cry of they saw you wheelie on a stingray like they did when they were kids. Gotta find one man.

[@charliemiller4111]

@@sideshow45 it’s gonna happen at some point. Just gotta find one like you said

[@larryborkstrom3580]

I'm 56 still like ridding my classic schwinn nothing wrong with that

[@tklykun9858]

Thank you Ill never forget this video It meant much more to me than just your excellent riding skill. God bless you and your loved ones. I wrote down the words of wisdom and they will always be nearby..

[@949Realtor]

My very best to you T Klykun, stay young inside forever!

[@johnnyrocco123]

Inspiration. I am 44 and jut got me a 29er BMX bike. I'm dreaming of wheelies down the block

[@949Realtor]

And I hope all your dreams are realized. Cheers to you friend!

[@erikjonromnes]

Balance comes through the heart of yesterday, meeting itself in the middle from the far side of tomorrow. Wheelie on my friend… wheelie on!

[@1keeofficial]

Awesome riding. The inspirational words were exactly what I needed in my life right now. Thanks

[@HilltownCT]

The thumbs downers can't wheelie. Great vid!

[@loilt5091]

And they wheelie have no clue❓

[@mrdrivebytrucker]

Thank you Richard for making this video. I was that kid, wheelie as long as I wanted to, even around the block. I’m 65 now and thinking about buying a stingray JUST to see if I could get it up again, the front wheel, that is. This has really encouraged me

[@RNicolasRuvalcaba]

One day my kid asked me - dad why didn't you have to wear helmets when you were a kid ? I said "cuz we weren't stupid son"

[@neill7813]

What did you do at the weekend ? I watched my dad wheelie around the neighbourhood. How cool is he . 👌🏼

[@coinslotsandjoysticks2572]

The pedal power mx video is cool. The banana seat and the flat racing slick made wheelies a must. Lol. Me and my friends were doing the same thing you were at the same time. Riding bikes and motorcycles offroad

[@949Realtor]

Thank you, We had a lot of fun, as I'm sure you all did too. Cheers to you!

[@rodf73]

Really pulled some heart-strings...thank you for inspiration.

[@eddieboggs8306]

Awww,the 70's the most overlooked yet put down generation. I grew up then. My teenage years.