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Cycle News 1975 10 07

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RACECRAFTERS r INTERNATIONAL 1 Local hotline PR E SEN TS Give Away $ale FREE Quart of Oil On the largest selection of cycle accessories in the west! I Impact Drivers RE G. $1 0 .95 Now $5.95 K erker Exhausts Duct Tape Allen screw kits MOST BIKES Meguiars Plastic Polish MX Gloves OBin Gingerelli (184) and Joh n Chermak rashing their way to wins in the combined 250/350 Production clash. Judson See-Dee REG. S24.95 Seal ' NAir Tire Repair Boge/M ulholland Only $59.95 pr Hishiki and his Honda Gold Wing headed toward a run-away victory in the Ope n Gran d Prix, but coasted to a stop on the final lap with an empty gas tank. Lagu na Seca Novice winner Mike Baeder took the lead, with Keith Code (Yam) a very close second. Baeder was riding the Mel Denisen tuned Yamaha 250 CMC Willow Springs Road Race By Jim Lester SHOCKS WITH S PRINGS Filtron Filters ENTIRE STOCK Halt-p rice ! WILLOW SRPINGS, CAL., SEPT. 28 Mike Hishiki won the Super Cafe race and could have taken the Open Grand Prix as well; if he hadn 't run out of gas, The AMA Pros preferred to stay home with the Ontario Nati onal only a week away, but the racin g was so close n obody missed them. Pat Beac om and his Z-l blasted off the line and into th e lead o f the Super Cafe race, with Mike Hishiki (Hon 1000) tucked in his draft. Mike shadowed Pat for seve ral laps before passing him, but Pat for ced his way around on the inside of tum o ne on the next lap. Mike re-passed on the long sweeper on the ba ck part o f th e cours e, but Pat accelerated by him on the straightaway . Mike regained th e le ad in th e sweeper, but just as Pat started to slin g-sho t by on the straight hi s K aw asaki began sm o king he avily . Hishiki cruised to th e win , by 25 seconds, while Beacom struggled to finish only a few yards ahead of Lance Weil (Laverda). Pierre de Roches (Kaw) picked up $20 first place money from Camber Company in the "new rid er" Cafe class. Lance Weil managed to find some extra horsepower in his Laverda just in time for the Open Producti on race. He z appe d early leaders Lee Flemming (Kaw ) and Hishiki mid-way through the race. Hishiki, doing hi s best to cut back on Weil 's lead, closed to within a few feet on th e final lap as th ey lapped slower rid ers. (converted from 35 0) that carried Don Emde to victory in the 1972 Daytona 200. Ba eder had won the sparsely attended 250 GP Class earlier, aboard his own water-cooled TZ-250, despite gear-shifti n g problems. John Glover and Alan Gingerelli a: w t- III W .J ::; ..., > III III o to :I 0. 1 ..:.-_ _ 1

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