1987 Millville, MN Motocross National

[@flyinglizards80]

I remember coming home from millville in the 80's as a kid and hearing the bikes as i tried to sleep. Somehow I still have good hearing. Epic days.

[@xipingpooh5783]

Natural tracks and great racing was so much better than the man made outdoor Supercross style crap and boring 4strokes today.

[@Michaljordan1]

Love the 80s style dirt bikes

[@dano4572]

to all you guys showin these videos,, thank you all very much!!!! just sayin

[@EarthSurferUSA]

Great vid. Thanks for posting some fantastic nostalgia.

[@EarthSurferUSA]

A extreme way for a young man to pass. Donny Schmit, in the young prime of his life, after winning a world championship, diagnosed with an aggressive form of leukemia, passed away 2 weeks later. But what matters the most, how he died, or how he lived? He is in heaven, and bush is not.

[@stkyfngrszmooth]

Donnie Schmidt had the biggest heart in motocross. Just look at him flat-out fly around this course.

[@JAQUIESCOBAR]

Like the straight forward narration. Thanks

[@christopheratcher9955]

Way to go Tommy Watts! You made Kentucky proud! It's a long way grim the Lake Elmo days 😁

[@slagletoby]

Rick Johnson is over 55 now we can officially call him Dickie.

[@danarrington2224]

Back when the pro pits looked just like amateur pits. No semi trucks. Just a box truck and a pop-up canopy. You could walk

[@cheekcj]

Ah the sound of 500’s

[@55tmilam]

Awesome video! I

[@michaelnesbitt4260]

Upside down forks in 87 . Honda was really ahead of the game in the 80’s

[@lect0n7]

Jesus christ RJ was a good looking guy

[@toxsickdog]

nice track. rip donny schmit

[@EarthSurferUSA]

The Yamaha rider who got hurt which opened a factory door for Stanton,-was that rider Eddy Hicks by chance? I never found out what happened to Eddy Hicks.

[@bobbydale1938]

Nice !!

[@jimlatonorwalkctfuckconnec9481]

David bailey was one of the first dudes to use upside down forks..

[@chrisgleis2821]

cool love