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October 9, 1973 Page 30 MAVRICK Dealer Inquiries Invited Phone: (805) 824-4261 oelux. MOdel $34. DO pair ." travel w/SO·90 progressively wound springs $29.95 Spring Ratios from sst to 125t in stock Shocks come with as standard spare springs 58.00 pair. Complete rebuild kits $5.00 ea. 11,7" Extensions 53.00 pr. Seals $1.50 pair Please specify motorcycle make & model. Mount type required. Eye at each end or eye and clevis type. Now in stock the flaW "Mavrick" 5-way adjustable i1eavy duty shocks, rebuiidable lustrous chrome springs, 11\2" or 1~" length avai Iable. Center to center of eyes 3\2" 78t havel. 'lie Pay Postage on Prepaid Orde"'.• California Residents add 5% lor sales tax NOW ......NEW ADDED WARRANTy ...... If the seal fails on any MAVRICK unit within 90 days from date of purchase we "ill replace the seal free. P.5. Does anybody else do this? MAVRICK Does it again Take advantage of the best buy of the year. SPOOL HUBS, 40 hole with 5/8" bearings included. Best alloy with chrome like finish. on this introductory offer. STAIN LESS STEE ....:., SPOKES ~ IN STOCK NOW ~ . Dealer Inquiries Invited MAVRICK NORTH AMERICAN IMPORTS 232S Cerro Gordo, P.O. Box N Mojave, Calif. 93501 .. .. .. Most Powerful .. MAleC Wtsl of Mississippi .. COOPER MOTORS SAVE SAVE ... ... .. eo ~ % : :0 ... ::0 110 E. Sant.a Anita Ave. Burb.1nk. Ca. 91~O2 SAVE at CYCLE· PARIS For Nearest Location Phone: (213) 334-51!!5 STRONG D&S MOTORCYCLE CARRIERS 1733' Hiawatha Or. Glendale, CA 91208 ·(213) 247·2850 Dealer Inquiries Invited Also Has Comlllete Lin.. Of Penton CZ -Incllan capetown Trans-AMA The Maico team rolls on By Ray Ninness .$10.00 ...... Jim Pomeroy was eighth, for second best American behind Mike Hal1wig. 610 W 6th St...Sox 879. Corona. Ca 91720 ... (1141737.7134_;..._ _...... COPETOWN ONTARIO, CANADA, SEPT. 30 Maico ace. Adolf Wei! topped the overall standings at the Canadian round of the Trans-AMA -motocross serIes. The event, held on the rolling, grassy hills of Cope town, Ontario, was we)) attended, with a field of top entries that left the American riders fighting to place in the top ten overall. Sylvain Geboers pushed his works Suzuki to fourth and third placings to take the second overall position ahead of Gerrit Wolsink, Heikki Mikkola and Willi Bauer. Hu~y works rider Mike Hartwig was the top American finisher, ending up sixth overall. 500 International Class Gary J ones led the pack up the hill and in to the sweeping right hand tum as the Maicos of Wolsink, Wei! and Bauer trailed him from the gate. Australian Roger DeCoster could do not better than seventh. Lou Alderton overcooked his CZ into the tum and tangled with the snow fence that rings the course taking down Jim Weinert, Ron Keys and John Bance with him; each rejoined the race far back. • Jones held his lead until, in rapid succession, the shocks gave out and his Maico seized from a small particle ingested in to the carb that leaned the engine out. By halfway it was a Maico parade with Wolsink, Weil and Bauer evenly spaced as they circuited the course. Sylvain Geboers, who seems to have cured his fork/shock problems, was leading teammate DeCoster in a race long duel for fourth place, while Heikki Mikkola, Mike Hartwig and CCM rider Bob Wright motored further back. Jim Weinert was putting on a spirited charge, moving from well back in the pack to twelfth at the fmish, while Brad Lackey, the victim of mechanical .Sylvain Geboers (Suz) was second•