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Enduro
Trophy
Time!
class current CMC point leader Val
Tamietti (Mai ) was riding a 250 for the
first time in almost two months. Third
went to another Mai co rider, Mik e
Follmer.
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Results in Results Section.
McGowen wins
while Tripes stars
at South Bay
Amazing new electronic digital
instruments tell you exactly where
you should be during every second
of the enduro. EASY TO READ .
EASYTO OPERATE .
Whether you're an absolute beginner or seasoned enduro veteran. Digitronics' new
state-or-me-art Chrono-Cornputer and Chrono-Tron can help place you among the trophy
winners every time! Big bright numbers shine through dust and rain - on any type of road.
Controlsare designed for " gloves on" operation - no dust covers or thumb wheels to worry
about. Both instruments help you to concentrate on riding!
TheChrono-Computer instantly calculatestime. speed. and distance factors to giveyou precise
pacing odometer read-outs to compare with your cycle odometer (the photo example shows
12.58 miles). You can alwaysclearly see when to speed up or slow down. You canalso clearly .
see the exact average speed you've dialed in (15 MPH in the photo example). Speed cha'nges
can be dialed in quickly. and the " hold" switch freezes the read-out during planned stops.
Standard calibration 6-36 MPH in 1 MPH increments: special calibrations available at no extra
charge.
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The Chrono-Tron computes elapsed time in 1 second intervalsfrom zero to 59 minutes. 59
seconds . . . with an automatic ron-ever to zero and continuing count. Fast rate switch gives
rapid,(1 minute per second) setting of key time starts which are not on the hour, and " hold"
switch freezes read-out at exact key time start. Ouick zero re-set. Big bright minutes and
seconds numbers separated for maximum clarity.
Look .t these greal futures :
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Super-large IlQ crystal readout
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tUlunnQ '" -. numbers Extra bright in sunliaht.
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crystal readout. AIUlsolutety DO
l lQUl Many were
testing
new
or
experimental
motorcycles, so the brand name on their
clothing in some cases didn 't match
their machines. Number one ranked 250
D-38 desert racer Lynn Brown was on a
new KTM. He said, "\t's the only one in
District 38 desert racing."
Riders from 22 schools are competing
in
th e
High
School
Motocross
Cham pions hip series wi th two more
meetings schedu led for May 5 and 19 .
After the series opener, the standings
were Helix, 120 points; Mt. Miguel, 90:
Monte Vista, 80; Bonita Vi sta and
Mission Bay, 76 points each; and
Grossmont
with
72.
Defenders,
Montgomery, were ni nth after opening
night.
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Foland flashes to
AMC MXwin
By Danny Raymond
SADDLEBACK, CAL., APRIL 25
AMC's acti on was highlighted by a
very large Open Pro division, but
KTM's Jeff Foland swept both
motos from start to finish, with
hard charging Richee Collins (KT M)
trailing in second. Steve Bauer took his
D&G prepared Honda to the head of the
125 Pro class, while John McGonigal
(FMF) rode a fine second moto to
assure him a second overall.
As the pack funneled into the first
turn of the Open Pro race, Jeff Foland
took command, leavin g Scott Cavn ess
(Suz), Richee Collins and Bill Wall on
the gas an d giving chase. Steve Shipkey,
held back by a poor start, began to
m ove thro ugh the pack and apply
pressureon Collins for second. Ti me ran
out before Shipkey had a chance to
complete his charge, but h is Maico
prevented a complete KTM sweep of
Foland : Collins, and fourth p lace Russ
Wilson .
The second moto started with
Foland, again smoking out in front,
leaving Collins and Cavness battling for
second. Collins took advantage of a
quickly tiring Cavness and pulled into a
comfortable
second.
Before
the
checkers fell , Robert Zingg rode his
Suzuki into third, Shipkey fourth.
After tying up the 250 Pro overall,
Kevin Rodgers, while leading the second
mota, refused to slow for the yellow
flag and was docked one lap for it.
Kevin Crawford was awarded the overall
payback, Mike Goodrich (Suz) second
and Rodgers third.
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Results in Results Section.
OTHG SUppOrts
Benefit
By Lucious leRoy
SANTA MARIA, CAL., APRIL 25
The Over The Hill Gang, with the
largest turnout for a gang event
this year, showed' up at Spillway
to help the unfortunate. T he gang
was proud of the fact that they were
able to help in some small way.
Ten Experts came to the line with the
south's Lanky Larry m a kin g a win look
easy. The north wasn't to be out done
with Repulsive Ray and the Maniac
Marty Moates power s the Roko n to a winning romp at South Bay.
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