Pat's Old and Not So Old Photos
Pat's first motorcycle, a 1970 Suzuki AC50 in attractive puke green, along with his neighbor, Mike Millican, aboard his new Kawasaki 100.
Some better quality photos of a Suzuki AC50 found on E-Bay
From the original brochure
Another Photo of an AC50
Pat, in his Captain America/Easy Rider phase, demonstrating his riding skills aboard his second motorcycle, a 1970 Yamaha CT-1.
A 1970 Yamaha 175, CT1B
A 1974 CR125, the bike I had after the mighty CT1
Pat and Mark about to lay waste to the 50CC True Grits Run. Pat's riding the trusty 1983 Yamaha RX 50 cruiser, because it is better to look good than to go fast. Mark is riding the 1967 Honda "50" with the cafe fairing, tank and seat, oil cooler and an engine good for 50 miles of racing. Too bad the Grits is 85 miles.
Mark and Pat showing the fruits of their labors after the 1989 True Grits Rally, while Beth looks on in awe. Check out the ironing board leg header and the trick VW exhaust tip silencer on Mark's bike.
Pat, nearly leaving the ground over a jump at Milton, FL, on a mighty 1978 IT 175 Yamaha
Pat, actually ahead of someone in a motocross race on the mighty IT.
The successor to the Mighty IT, the 1980 PE 175, complete with Works Performance shocks.
Pat, receiving the Mark Hudson-patented rider restraint device (1985). Note the bungee cords for attaching the device to the bike seat. The user must provide his own "secret weapon".
Mark, at Christmas 1981, trying to get someone to yank his chain. Where did he get all that hair?
At the overlook on the Richard Russell Scenic Highway. Left to right, Loxley, Pat and Beth. Left to right bikes: Loxley's 1982 Honda CX650 Turbo, Ron's Katana 750 Suzuki, and Pat's 1983 Suzuki GS750E.
Loxley's Turbo 650, Pat's GS750, and some unusual looking luggage
On the PE175, at the motocross track in Milton, Florida. Note the actual daylight between the ground and the rear wheel of the bike.
Pat, jumping the PE175 before the cheering crowds at Milton
The 1980 Suzuki GS450ES-T
Check the cornering ability of the 1980 GS450ES, on Firetower Road. Note the protective gear of the pilot.
More photos of the GS in action
Another photo of the GS450
Dirtbags despoiling the Smokies, in 1981
Sport Touring, Dirtbag Style. Photo taken with camera hanging around my neck, on self-timer
Mark's old SR500
Loxley's Old CX500, before Little River Canyon
Steve Tyler playing motocrosser
Mark riding enduro on a XR200?
Gary Goff displaying his trail following skills on his Husky
Not-Quite-So-Big-Ricky
Not-Quite-So-Big-Pat displaying the body english which made him such an enduro threat ----to the spectators.
Another shot of Gary Goff, back in the day...
Here's Pat about to show Gary the way through a water crossing, with a little help.
Dirtbags on Parson's Branch Road, 1981
Pat's Newest Toy, a 1995 R1100RSL
Pat and Garry did a track day at Talladega, April, 2002. Ruthie came and shot some photos around noon. We need a telephoto lens for this kind of stuff.
The mighty Hawk, track prepped. Pay no attention to the scratches on the fender in the lower left corner of the photo.
Pat, showing the way around the skid pad
Pat, following around the skid pad
Pat, all by himself on the skid pad
Garry, abusing someone else's motorcycle, an Aprilia Mille
The WR400F Motard
Damn, these things are FUN!
Here are a few shots of me at North Florida Motorsports Park, at the Hawklist Turkey Day Track Day, November 30th, 2002/p>
Ridin' Ruthie's Hawk
Motardin' it
The WR after the Maplesville Hare Scrambles, Jan. 12, 2003
The WR with the Baja Designs kit installed
Ruthie and her Hawk, on Lookout Mountain, Spring Break 2003
Note the unusual looking luggage on the Hawk
Note the new unusual looking luggage on both the Hawk and the BMW. A Ventura Pak for the Hawk, and a Fastbag for the BMW