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Cycle News 1973 11 20

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Bob Crauman Iuds the pack on the back chute during the 125 GP ."ent. The leaden are ahead, Scratchin' pavement at OCI R In the dirt, on the asphalt or just around the blOCk, the CyClo-Cross Tank gives you more than authentic moto-cross looks or a handy billboard to trick up with decals. When you're riding the hardest, the Tank Is there, hanging over the top bar to soften the crunch - when and where you need It most! (ItS unique design slowly collapses on Impact and snaps back into shape). Slide onto It during power turns! Crab It With your knees when laying on the body engliSh! Cruise the neighborhood flashing a super-boSS look With your BX StIng Ray! Whatever YOU do, YOU'll do it better-and safer-with a safe-Rider'" 'hnk from CycIO-Cross. Hey Kids! Here'S another super BX accessory from Cycio-Cross. Brand-new! Super-Flex T" BX fenders fOr that hungry dirt bike look - available In a rUgged black crackle finish. SAFE-RIDER T" TANK $6.9S· each SUPER-FLEX T" FENDERS 3.9S· pair Get these great BX specials from your bike dealer or send direct to: CVCL().CR055 P.O. BOX 6463 sate-Rlder™ Tlnk Ind SUper_Flex tM Fenden as thev look on tne sting RaV. Dealer InQuiries Invited. ])()WNlE9N~J CYCLE CENTER .~.~ SUZUKI from Downey area (2131 B65-8223 YANKEE from Long Beach (2131 431 -1223 from Orange County (7141 521-5343 11B35 E. Carson St .. Hawaiian Gardens, Ca. 600 Feet East of 605 Fr.-av. Carson-Lincoln off-ramp DO YOU NEED A SPONSOR? Do you own or plan to'buy . a Husqvarna, CZ, Penton or Kawasaki? If so, join 'Terrl>Ie Oty KOWOlakt u.s. Fiberglass Eng. 5300 No. Rosemead. Tomple CitY 7333 Cold Water Cyn, Bldg 5: N. Hollywood, Calif 91605. 18 FREE JERSEYS, HOT HATS & TEAM STICKERS Open Production looked like Lee Fleming's race. Lee is back on the bubble after a crash and some mechanical difficulties in the past and seemed uncatchable until he came up with five neutrals. The battle for second was then turned into the race for the win until Casey got off pretty hard in turn two. Walt; let slip the overall win that has been evading him for awhile and which he must want so much when he stopped to check on Casey. Lee Gilliland wen t on to win followed by John Stein (Kaw 750), who had started and ridden the race less a clutch cable. Not far behind Stein was Rod Murufas who,had jumped class on his 'Yamaha 350 and was holding off Whit Blakeslee (Kaw 903). Murufas ran second for most of the race until caught by Stein in the closing stages. Murufas had a runaway win in the combined 250-350 Production event. Steve Lang was second and Bruce Hammer was third. Ln about fifth spot overall was Richard Barron (Yam), winning the 250. class. Second in this class, breaking up the two strokes was the four stroke single of Chuck Small (Duck). John Chermak (Yam) again won the 200 Production class, looking unhurried as he cruised to the win over Steve McKennan. Third was the first Honda 200 to appear on the local circuits, ridden by!yson Branyan. The 125 class was won from Jim Lester by Frank Valderama. Kevin Stafford again doubled, winning the 125 and 250 Senior events on Y~ahas. John Weed and John Volkman were second in the two classes respectively. The Junior trophies went to Harry Oswald in the 125 event and Harry Klinzmann in the 250. The race saw a two bike colIision in the first tum of the fKst lap. Bob Endicott was the initial leader of the Heavyweight GP event, but he was overtaken by the winner of the previous event, the 350 GP. Mike Devlin passed "Endo" in tum two after several laps. • Heavyweight Production winner Len Gilliland. Endicott leads Oevl in before they switched places. Get ready for BARSTOW to VEGAS. DESERT FIBERGLASS GAS. TANKS hand lay-up construction super strong, wlgas gauge completely around tank. Used by top desert clubs. Factory direct now retail at wholesale prices only $39.95 each. YAMAHABULTACO Tanks. Colors SilverYellow-Red. Specify color, model & year. and save - save - save (213)2871>167 ask for Jerry TUSTIN, CAL., NOV. 4 few months. Lee had begun to build a lead over the trio of Tom Casey (Hon 570). Fred Walti (Hon 500). and Len Gilliland (Kaw 500) 'IinCluaes pOStage ana hanallngcalifornia resiaents aad 5% taxi Orange, {;allfornla 92667 By Art Friedman By James Parker and Friedman Photos 213-764-3422 or 764-3423.' Dealer Inquires Invited.

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