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OVE.-,;OOO ACCES-SORIES fOI .0rOICYCLE AID IIDEI All I.,test equipment and appucl (or rNd, desert .. nd competition. BELL, GRANT, H·A STAR CO> s.afcty helmets from 59.95. Wond f.1mous BELST AFF ridina ~ckets and suits for rain .. nd t ridina. CIl ~ FuJI line luthers, pOints, ridin, boo~ from S18.~S. cypes ,loves, 'Oliles, Yls~.. Enchsh W Z /1M w DUNLOPS. BARUM ...YOKOHAMA urn, tubes. NGK plup. CHAMPION lold pillladium plup. > U YUASA batteries. oJ U WRITE ON...AND ON AND-QN , Four Association Membership Secretary. Mary Anne Campbell (left) and administrative assistant Anne Brown (right), count the signatures of thousands of New Jersey motorcyclists. This petition is one of several initiated by Nevv Jersey Four Association members to open the Garden State Parkway to motorcycles. The petitions will be presented to New Jersey authorities and Washington DC figures. Copies will also be forwarded to AMA and MIC in the hope that coordinated action and pressure will end motorcycle discrimination on the parkway. . . ewrythinl in stoc:k, no w..itinl or b..ck ~ Quick self service. Deputment st~re ......lion. Over 4,000 sq. ft. cnlm·puked looches. LP LO pric:es. , LARGEST INVENTORY IN WEST De.llers welcome. SOUTH BAY HAS SWEEPS By Dave Green CHULA VISTA, CAL., Sept. 12,1971 - Buggy Collie, Myron Carter, Ray Vanderpool, and Carl Byers were the stars of the AMA sporting IT races held at South Bay Speedway. Collie won three motos, gave a demonstration of trick riding, and rode the most popular race of the day. Carter, Vanderpool, and Byers each won three motos to sweep their respective classes. Collie, a Novice in the 500 class, went into his act after taking a large lead in the first moto. He crossed the finish line while standing on the seat of his Yamaha and doing a wheelie. In the second moto, Collie was leading when he fell in the switchback of the first lap. Buggy got up quickly and found himself running fifth. He passed Debbie Reon to move into fourth, and then went after Jeff Zwoster and Neal Hereth who were waging a battle for second. The fans came to their feet as Collie closed rapidly on the two riders, and went wild when he passed both of them before the jump on the second lap. Only J. R. Mitchell remained in front of Buggy. With the crowd cheering him on, Collie caugh t Mitchell and passed him in the switchback of the third and fmal lap. Carter's sweep came in the Open Expert class. All three wins were at the expense of Jim Hannon, who turned in a trio of seconds. . Vanderpool was the winner in the 500 Expert class. There was a tie for second place as a trio of riders each had a second and a third in the motos. Mark Peters and Scott Parker trailed Vanderpool in the first moto; Parker and Jack Sweeney finished second and third in the second; and Sweeney and Peters ran two-three in the third. Byers swept the 125 Expert class. Earl Roloff finished second in all three motos and Bob Hartley turned in a pair of thirds to fmish in the class. (Results on page 14) All types windshields and special fairinls. Extyust ..... m.fflers .Ind mepphones. CEIUANI forks, ,......;ons KONI .Ind reOlr shocks. chromed aniIn" h~ndiebilfl .Ind mirros In.2SI. Cue ~ lecurity c:h.. ins lind locks ($14.9S). Full liM equipment .. nd a.ccenori~ fo~ strtel. ~ units, c:uslom suts, spnnlS, sISsy bus, _OV'P...· 'Il£ OUTRIDES motorsport accessories department store Santa Monica Fry. to Overland Ave. Exit, north to Pico, East 5 blocks to 10545 W. Pico 81., LA, Ca. Open 10-7 Daily. 10-5 Sat. (213) 474-6650 or 879-3350 SMUGGLE your H-D EXPANDS SALES DEPT. A record year in motorcycle sales for Harley-Davidson, and the recent addition of snowmobiles to the product line, has resulted in the creation of a new position in the Sales Department to assist Mr. Charles Thompson, Motorcycle/Snowmobile Sales Manager. Mr. Ron Edmondson of Jackson, Michigan has been appointed Assistant Motorcycle/Snowmobile Sales Manager. Mr. Edmondson has been with Harley-Davidson since 1963 holding positions in the Sales Department and Kilbourn .Finance Corporation, a subsidiary of Harley-Davidson. Most recently, he has been active as District Manager for the Michigan/Indiana area. In his new position, Mr. Edmondson will be assisting Mr. Thompson in all Motorcycle and Snowmobile sales functions including the direction and coordination of the activities of District Manager and the recruiting, training and supervision of Sales personnel. bikes AND HAVE COMFORT TOO. The SMUGGLER is a complete travel trailer that will sleep 6 adults and will carry 5 large motorcycles (3 inside, 1 on front & 1 on back). A unique double liftup floor protects interior of trailer from the motorcycles. OIL'S WELL Sammy Tanner says his Lubri-Tech fork oil now comes in a 16-ounce container in addition to the 12- and 24-ounce size. The can is adorned with a line-shot of J.N. Roberts doing a neat trick and complete recommendations on the back. Sammy is at 510 W. Anaheim, Wilmington, CA 90744. Phone: (213) 8304040. Corbett Roars at Trojan By Art Loya SOUTH GATE, CAL., SepL 9, 1971 the evening as numerous riders hit the No question about it, Danny Corbett of dirt in spectacular fashion. Larry Downey, Calif., turned in one of the Thompson of Simi, Calif., provided fans best riding efforts to date tonight at with an electrifying spill and then was Trojan Speedway in winning the 250 run over by another rider only to F.T. Main Event on a Bultaco powered bounce righ t back and continue action speedster. Coming back from a painful in another event. Roy Widener, and spill directly in front of the grandstands Marv Heemsbergen, running second and during a heat race, Corbett, nursing a third in. the 100 IT Main, tangled bruised left leg, finished second in four before the jump, but were not injured. Main Events and then just barely able to Well, maybe a few lumps! climb on his mount, turned back a Bobby Sanders, making his bid for a strong 16-rider field and a detennined quadruple championship season, Dave Ariambide (Oss), to win the final continued in his winning ways by Main of the 30-event program. scoring wins in the 100, 125 TI', 100, Dave and Mike Arrambide of and 125 F.T. Main Events. Ventura, Calif., entered as Hockies That brand new ABC leather suit Racing Team, formed some of the must have been a. lucky omen for Rick ltiffest competition of the evening. White who went out and soundly Mike, getting. in only a few practice laps defeated a top field in a 250 IT heat aboard his Ossa mount on the fIfth-mile race. Needless to say, White, a Junior, clay oval, turned in a stellar was one heap happy fella having just performance in winning the 250 TI' beaten Senior rider, Rodney Parsons. Main over second place Corbett. Third The team of Coberly and Dan Jones was Rick Goade, who earlier on the fIrst were victorious over second place team 'lap triggered a four-rider spill going into of John Asbury and Alan Thielmann in the IT course, after losing-control of his one of the program's highlight, the mount while attempting to stay upright. Buddy Race. lqriUs aJUi spiHs were, the- order o,f (.Results 0 Price are from only $1595.00 f.o.b. Down'ey, Calif. Four sizes to choose from incLuding self-contained units with bath, shower & lavy. 14, 16, 17 and 19 ft. models all sleep 6 and carry 5 motorcycles. 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