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Thought you might want to see this.
http://images.vintagebmx.com/web_pages/LeadSled1/1982_NJ_Series.pdf
jesse.. where do you find that shit????
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZshutrslt645QQhtZ-1
bid on my bike shit.. im poor@4130forlife wrote:
bid on my bike sh*t.. im poor
Dave you’re POOR cause this is what your floor looks like!
Damn,
Look at the awards there….
not too deep….I know at least three riders on there that I had the pleasure of racing:
Jarret Justice
Billy Seargent
Doug Luden
(raced him 1989 when he moved up to 17X – I am 4-5 years older than him!)1982… i wasnt even born yet…. hahahaaa u guys are OLD!
yeah timmy.. you are to young to know how good bmx was, but old enugh to know how shitty bmx is now.. haha
Why ya gotta be like that Dave
this cold is killing me
just drink until march !!!
There must have been some ABA tracks then cause alot of the riders I knew from 81 were not on that list. I moved to California Sep. of 81. So Im not sure what the track divide was like in 82. I know in 81 the ABA had Woodbury and Braddock, I forgot what sanction Vineland was in 81. Plus we had ABA tracks in NY and MD.
I know in 80 the last year i got alot of NBL points (I was all ABA in 81) the NBL had this rule, that points stayed where you raced. Since I raced PA and NJ my points always got split. One of the reasons I left for ABA.
Does NBL send the points now back to your home state or keep them where you earned them?
PS I got some stuff like that from as far back as 79 just no scanner yet. But I did buy a plasma tv home theatre for xmas 🙂 When the subwoofer kicks on during movies wow!
Actually, I sent this sheet to Jesse. I don’t know Ed Clark. I’m Ed Mroz, finished the season 2nd behind Jarrett Justice.
Ed
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