I got to see RJ race the Tokyo Supercross (I lived in Japan and raced amateur MX there from 1981-1984). He was an absolute SUPERSTAR. The man epitomizes professional Motorsports and even though he is probably close to my age, he was one of my hero’s in the 80’s!
I used to wear RJ JT Bad Boy race shirts out on town, back in the day. Loads of people said how awesome they were and asked where they could buy one. These were the days of mx 😎
Definitely one of my all-time favorites. I bought all the Moto-Video supercross races I could afford back then. I think I have 8 of them, including 1986 Anaheim. Transferred them to DVD about 20 years ago. I'm going to watch a couple tonight. Thanks for the memories Rick!
Life's a beach surf and skate shop in El cajon California on jamacha rd had all the gear back in the 80s as a kid growing up. Ricky Johnson was my favorite rider
R.J. is a classic a super rider best of his time as a Mx & Sx rider also world Mx champion class A # 1 He was and still is a super champ a gentleman and a good friend These two guys are very much involved in the world of racing today as they were then
I remember the motorcross maximus Oakley sunglasses ad in Dirt Rider Magazine that had Rick and it probably contributed to a thermonuclear protection sticker on my ford escort for those who know....
I got to see RJ race the Tokyo Supercross (I lived in Japan and raced amateur MX there from 1981-1984). He was an absolute SUPERSTAR. The man epitomizes professional Motorsports and even though he is probably close to my age, he was one of my hero’s in the 80’s!
Villars Sous Ecot in 88 and Birmingham NEC (UK) 89 i think, I gave up in 93.😊
I used to wear RJ JT Bad Boy race shirts out on town, back in the day. Loads of people said how awesome they were and asked where they could buy one. These were the days of mx 😎
i am 50 years old and ricky is still my hero
Definitely one of my all-time favorites. I bought all the Moto-Video supercross races I could afford back then. I think I have 8 of them, including 1986 Anaheim. Transferred them to DVD about 20 years ago. I'm going to watch a couple tonight. Thanks for the memories Rick!
Wow. Just amazing. What a talent, and what a thoughtful, well-spoken man. Very valuable life lessons here. Still my hero.
God bless you Ricky
Life's a beach surf and skate shop in El cajon California on jamacha rd had all the gear back in the 80s as a kid growing up. Ricky Johnson was my favorite rider
Wow! He's saved too. Amen.
God Bless Ricky Johnson !
I like hearing Rick talk.
He's good !
R.J. is a classic a super rider best of his time as a Mx & Sx rider also world Mx champion class A # 1
He was and still is a super champ a gentleman and a good friend
These two guys are very much involved in the world of racing today as they were then
Literally watched all these guys race at Washougal and the kingdome
I miss seeing Bevo in person at the races. That man gave away a LOT of goggles. lolol
I remember the motorcross maximus Oakley sunglasses ad in Dirt Rider Magazine that had Rick and it probably contributed to a thermonuclear protection sticker on my ford escort for those who know....
What a man, his wounded wrist defaults to WFO!
This is pretty much spot on. I heard that McGrath guy was pretty good too. I wonder what ever happened to him? lol
McGrath went on to race trucks dirt track .
He won the odd SX here and there
lifes a beach.great racer
Oh wow his hand 😢.
Left hand throttle, wow
Crazy, right? 😀
At first I thought Glover was dressed in drag!
RJのワンハンドジャンプでの捨てシールドがカッコ良かった真似して転倒した思い出が
Rick Johnson.
U are my idiot.
I miss you bad boy 💕
Thank you so much for all your time.
Amen
Uncle Joe Benson doing the announcing.
Dragging the brakes through the whoops doesn't work. I don't know who "invented" that, but it was just wrong. Physics says so.
0,42-0,46 shit carburator.