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Cycle News 1971 02 09

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~ NEW 125cc BONANZA w DE~UTS Z w From the company famous for its mini bikes, the new 125cc Bonanza moto-x bike ran at the Sportsman's Scrambles sponsored by the Salinas Ramblers Motorcycle Club at the Salinas (Calif.) Sand Pits. Although it started U<1t Leautifully, passing quite a few bikes, it was plagued by first-time-ou t bugs. One of the riders Uack Osmus) said: "it handled like a dream...lightness in a motocross bike is everying." The other rider, Bruce Kelly, also like it. The new bike weighs 165 Ibs., features Ceriani forks, Girling shocks and is powered by a 5-speed Sachs engine. -' u > u Jack Osmus was doing well on the new M~X Bonanza until bugs eut him out. IWHERE YOU MAY RIDE DUNLAP CYCLE PARK ,\~f\ montt5a I WESTd 'E:i=:.:-T"~!10920 V{NAIlIO T. 2n-MSf AR.ZONA 'HOENlIl v.. ...,~, 342" Mca-I hi 1807l 275-1'111 """"" 21!l H VoI;_1o J ...... 0..., C"... 4'111 s--... Til 1:10:» !l42-on!l H"'W " C"'LIFOfl~I'" , ... 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S"'", It¥I... _ ,.-_C,,_ COU>~DD II~,,,.,, COLOR"'OO PRINGS _ ~ ,:al.~e.-II Til I:D:II .130371'7 ..._ 1 ' 1 " _ II. T.. IJO:JI4n.n .. 31S Goales service parts CYCLE PARK DENIED P!II~ Mtttrcycies GrHwsW••tild•• t., I PENTON Motorcycles .... , Torsten Hallman special deslln leathers & racln. equipment U.S. Dist. lew Trellebew. MotooCross tires For dealer Inlo. writ. ew call 5345 Tlmun St., La Mesa, Cal. '2041 'ree~o. to rWe w;t.OIt restrictio.sl 40 to 1000 acres of beautiful trail 7574 Westminster A.... Westminster, Ca. • SOUTH-LYN * • * • 9735 LONG BEACH BLVD. * * * SOUTH GATE, CALIF. (213) 564-5666 West Coast Dlst. lor HI DESERT LAND .S,.,t C,de Guy R. Louis me) 8S3-1051 * * Torsten Hallman Racing, Inc. Cl(4) 468-1402 PIolONI: 884·8822 SE,",ICE plates in District 36. The 500 Amateur Main was one of the wildest of the day with Richard Porter finally taking the brass. Larry Dunnagan was in tight competition until the last lap when the ground came up to meet him hard. Bruises were all he had to show for his efforts. Again, Huff trophied taking first this time as eil McDannaid and Bill Budde were on h is fender waiting to take over in case of a mistake that never came. The next event will be held Feb. 7. (Results on page 18) Cook Takes 2 Trophies, 2 Mains Til l1lD11486.(l1311 To! lI9'l-lnll SUI\INVV"LI , ...,,."'" 14....... 01"''''1'' e-... C'rdo' , LA GRANGE, CAL., Jan. 24, 1971 - A beautiful day found 198 riders competing in 49 race events including a Powder Puff and a Buddy Race (two riders on one bike). The crowd of 1000 spectators were in for a lot of laughs as the riders were unprepared with no rear footpegs, no advance practice and a lot of bouncing and flying around. Jeff and Ted Davidson won this event as Jeff rode like he was alone and Ted, not so sure of himself, hung on for dear life. He did recover in time at the checkered to wave goodbye to the other riders. Jennifer Perry, riding her first race, held off District 36 Number One woman rider Debbie Jackline for three laps before going wide enough for Debbie to slip under for first. We're expecting big things from this young lady. Rod Halstead led David Nelson III a hotly contested battle until 50 feet- TEXARKAHA Clo U,,,O<1 S,~, 21.31 Clotl Do Tot 14061 .'5790'1 SAN'A ROSA ,fM.... Au'''''''9',.... .. ,!j(lI ...., 'II 1603l1153~ .... 1.... ....... IUDDY lACE IIG HIT ~",ON INGLEWOOO S"Nk, C,IV 121 S......... eooo s-.I_a H.e A_. Til 325·1853 O«.LAHOU'" HEMeT H....., C\lCf" C ,.. 101) W Flor . T. 11141 1l:r&·2878 &278 " ...., Wold,"' .. Doug', Ttl 12'31963064& 'II W HI.. WA "-M_tlle 901c..l._ '''' tl2I-I8O IDAHO ..... CARMICHAEL C;o._H_ s....._', eaers DENVER C"CIe C..do .... 0 Til 13031 356-lO33 ,VEaLO 0011_'--- M _ Co. 814 Son\o k ..... Til 13CI:» 54''''14! T_ _orSoa. ""'kO TI.. ~ T _ 4201 S - - ReI Dunalp is an 1,100 acre cycle park in the beautiful Sierra foothills east of Fresno. A beautiful place to ride at 1900 feet above sea leval. Dunlap Cycle Park hosts about 2 to 3 events a month consisting of very challenging motocross and the w-eatest of English Trials. Dunlap is open about eight months a year, closed from June 1 till October 1. There are endless miles of trails and a very challenging motocross course along with many trials sections. Riders may ride on Saturdays and Sundays from 8 a.m. till dark for a fee of 2 (no charge for spectators except for race days.) Overnight camping is available on Saturdays before events . Dunlap Cycle Park has everything for every type of dirt riding. Rocks, creeks, sand, mud, hillclimbs are just to name a few. It is above the fog and sunshine usually prevails. Coming off of Highway 99 take the Ventura St. exit, go east, and stay on Ventura St. (Highway 180) for 45 miles to Clingan's Junction. Turn right and go 4 miles to park gate. (Behind Dunlap Inn (blue bldg.)) The next race will be on February 21.' For more infonnation phone (209) 255-2704. from the finish line when David powered by to take first in the 100 Novice Main. As usual, the 125 Novice class was one of the largest of the day. The third lap was one of the most exciting as three riders went down on the jump causing the others to scatter in all directions. Steve Sands and Henry Leslie took turns leading this event until the checkered settled the matter with Steve taking first. Dale Mathers again led the 175 Novices all the way but Dana Perri made sure he was close enough to take over in case of a mistake. Hank Ackerman moved right into first place on his new Import Cycle Montesa running away from the field in the 250 Novice class. The really hot races were for the next three spots as Mike Cochran, Garry Trammel and Roy Carter really fought it out finally finishing in this order. Roy Winters on his Montesaand Duane Bowling blazed a trail around the track for the others to follow as they finished well ahead of the pack. Jim Foley an'd Ray Huff, black platers one and two respectively. finished one and two as they showed the talent it takes to win and hold these * * *************** country less than 2 hours from LA. Perfect for club or group buying, or for individual leasing back to clubs. Excellent financing, and low down payments. Call now ...this land is appreciatin9 25% l!!IIery year! Bob Emley, a91., 213/331·1958 P.O. Box 16n, Covina, Ca. 91722

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