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BUCO's 'fRESH LooI'
Tbe Big Machine Boys (and girls,
too). as well as the light bikers, all will
find something to like in the looks or
Buco's new spring accessories. Personal
apparel and cycle equipment sbare the
spotlight, as Buco releases Its new
1967 cycle catalog.
Beige Leather Shirt
In the apparel vein, Buco has a sbarp,
new leather riding shirt in supple steer
hide. It is smartly tailored in an attractive beige color tor a snug. smooth fit.
With snap button collar and zipper closures, it is double stitched, sports two
pockets, and is fully lined in nylon. It
sells for just $39.95.
For the bike itself, Buco introduces
sleek styling, eye-pleasing and functional, in its brand new Tran-Sport cycle
bags. Compact in appearance, they boast
interior capacity capable or accommodating most valuabies, including the
Buco halt-jet helmets. Valuables have
lock and key protection in the waterproof
Tran-6port bags - available in either
black or white Bucoron plastic. special,
close-fitting mounting brackets Cor most
popular cycle makes' and models are included. The price is also $39.95 a pair.
Also new is the new 18 inch. Grand
.Sportshield, of extra-heavY, clear plastic. Its curved contours and outline
make it complementary to a wide range
of cycle models, including Yamaha,
Suzuki,Honda, BSA, BMW, Triumph, and
other .makes with 7/8· handlehars. 22
'inch version is also available.
For your own copy of the new 1967
Cycle Accessory Catalog, simply write
to Buco Products, 21220 West Eight Mile
Road, SOuthfield, Michigan 48075.
Her"s lb. n.w dlstlnctlv. TraD-Sport eycl.
bags lrom Buco. You'll lind enough carryIng
capacIty lor most valuabl.s, Including small
htlllltts. The,'re compact lookIng, snug
tlttlng, weath.rprool and lockable.
(WI COPS SAil JOSE MEMORIAL DAY ua
Pboto .. story by William Clark
The 'San Jose East Side M.C.
event on Memorial Day at Halls
Ranch saw over 240 riders entered.
The hill course was used and was in
excellent condition.
The Bultaco supremacy in· the
200cc class was badly shaken when
Jerry Clark of san Jose rode a
Bridgestpne 175 to a very impressive
win. Jerry has been jousting witb
the new c:ycle in the District 36 area
tracks. It was not until this event
that the right combination came about
to turn 3 prior wins into a Main
Event victor-y for Jerry.
The Bridgestone is shown leading
through the very tricky switchbacks
heading down the hill of the ranch
course.
ATASCADERO RAMBLERS TT
SCRAMBLES
by Clirr Boswell
A small but enthusiastic crowd
of racing fans was on hand Saturday
and Sunday (May 27-28) to witness
the first running of the ,Atascadero
Ramblers TT Scrambles at the Paso
Robles Fairgrounds•.A good number
of riders were present from Bakersfield, ventura, Salinas, Monterey,
San Luis Obispo, .Atascadero, Paso
Robles•
.A favorite local rider, Joe Brown,
won the featured Open Expert event
on a BSA.
(Results on page 20)
IIIEMA" fUam Dllfaoa
Of flfC. ASSN.
Don J. Brown, 37, Director of
Operations for U.S. Suzuki Motor
Corporation, Santa Fe Springs, cali~
fornia was recently elected to the
Board of Directors of the Bales and
Marketing Executives ,Association of
Los Angeles (SMEALA). Brown takes
up his new post June 14.
Brown is the first member representing the motorcycle industry to
be elected to the.Association'sBoard.
The Bales and Marketing Executi ves Association of Los .Angeles is
the largest chapter of SME National,
comprising more than 650 key executives representing a' wide range of
industries.
SME National is also affiliated
with SME International with member
chapters in literally all of the free
countries of the World.
BAIDSESTOIE
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FOR THE NAME OF
YOUR NEAREST DEALER
So. Cal: McCulloch Dist•• Inc.
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R1d1r to o.ls lIcCarllllck, Prtsldtllt of tb. TrlulIIPh Corporatloa, wIIo pra_ts him with a
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