LJ Motocross
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Fender Kiss, March 2009
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Jumping 125 feet high! (just kidding)
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Early March riding in CT is wet! Larry & Mike
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Mike Lane, Mark Domogala, and me riding in the desert winter 2009, Good Springs NV.
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Mike, Mark and me. Riding in the desert mountains Feb 2009.
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Destroying a sandy berm in Newtown!
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Tanner and me
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Tanner jumping 90 feet!
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Fender Kiss
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My son Tanner Janesky
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Tanner riding in January at the largest indoor track in the US here in CT
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This is my 14 year old son Tanner. He rips on a motorcycle. My friends don’t like when he blows past them. So far I am holding him off, but my friends say it won’t be long before he spanks me. We’ll see…
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You gotta’ get Mom involved so she doesn’t worry.
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If you have a good helmet you don’t even have to worry about the trees.
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Getting dirt to build a big landing in Connecticut can be challenging. So we use logs and rocks and put the little dirt we can get on top.
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2007, Launching off Freestyle Ramp
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Now (2009) I’m on a Honda CR450F. It’s the best bike I’ve ever had.
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I like this picture because you can’t tell where I came from. I was actually a 380 foot jump. Really.
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A Nac-Nac
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Mike Lane” rips it up!
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Look ma!
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“Nothing like it!”
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Mark Domogala (or was it Tim Johnston) got this good shot of riding at a big Nationals sand track, Southwick MA.
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Sometimes it’s really dusty, which is also bad for business!
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The Wednesday crew! We have a great time on Wednesday nights in the summer. You never know who will show up, but there is plenty of riding, racing, food and fun.
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Me (yellow) and my brother Rick (orange) hitting the freestyle ramp. Rick got me into riding in 1998, and I’ve been hooked ever since. He is a really good (sick) freestyler (doing tricks off of a metal ramp)and has competed in events and done shows.
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My brother Rick getting in a few last tricks before dark. I told you he was siiick!
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80 foot freestyle gap
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Look-back one handed superman seat grab – Rick.
