Hollister Ahrma Regional Vintage MotoCross 2010

This year I thought it might be fun to race 100 class. Like most baby boomers I started out on a bike near 100cc. (a Yamaha 80) So I morphed my SL125 honda into a 100. Hollister was great this year.The weather was perfect High 60-Low 70s. The S.C.R.U, boys did a great job prepping the track and even returned one of the Oringinal sections to the Gran Prix track located at Upper Ranch in Hollister Hill ORV Park. Roger DeCoster orignally laid the track out with this forgotten section and you can see it in the video just before the "Elevator Shaft" as an downhill, turn and uphill. Dennis Pollaccia #85x showed me the way around the track.

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• Dennis Pollaccia
• Ahrma
• VMXR

[vmxhannah960]

Yes, I have a Husky 250 Mag forks and tripple clamp with an SL 125 hub laced to an aluminum rim. The Husky forks have Progesive springs and Dampning rods from Vintage Husky. They work great. In the rear I have Works performance shocks and a beafed up, stock length swingarm. This set-up actually shortens the wheelbase 1/2 inch. The bike will turn unde anything. At 50in axle center to center. A hodaka 100 is 52in just to give you an idea.

[canammx1]

@vmxhannah960 Very cool setup. Show those Hodaka riders whats what in those corners. lol

[canammx1]

Very cool, I have thought about giving it a shot on a sl100. I normally ride sportsman 250 and open age. I'm guessing the sl125 is the same chassis as the 100. Did you mount a 21" front?