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Cycle News 1979 03 28

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,tautt News VERSES FLUNG CHAIN THE LATEST IN MOTORCYCLE POOP TH E SUPER L U BES EDmON Metropolis , Ca. _.Superrnan laPorte has joined forces with PJI Super Lubes to protect motocross racers everywhere! Seemingly mild mannered,PJl Chain Lube applies water thin to penetrate down deep to where it really counts. . .between your chain 's pins and rollers. Then once inside, Pll 's secret blending of molybdenum disulfide and synthetic sperm oil changes to a tough , shock absorbing protective film to fight against heat build -up, chain wear, and your dreaded foe -vFlung Chain. Superman laPorte isn't the only factory MXer that's really flying with PJI. And like laPorte's Suzuki works machine , with its ultra-long suspension travel, the stress on their chains is enormous, and a cushion of high film-strength lube is a must . Novice Greg Tysor put the zap on the JunlorfNovlce program. Joey Perdue at the line . Jones was on a Bill Kennedy owned Yamaha for the first time. Friday night he rode an Ed Atkins Yamaha without much luck . He said he was "waiting for an offer." Terry Poovey was back in the saddle on his Bultaco after his Harley developed shifting problems. He rode it to a win in the first semi with Mike Kidd barely edging out Bubba Shobert for second. Ted Boody beat Noot Irvin in style in the second semi by doing a wheelstand across the finish line . Friday night's winner, Scott Pearson, started badly and finished fourth , missing the transfer by one spot. Gene Church took the third semi. Tim Mertens won the crash-strewn fourth semi . The red-white-and-blue colors were flying in the final as Army sponsored Mike Kidd took command of the lead right from the green light. Church, Poovey, and Irvin pressured. while Billy Labrie tired to move up via the high line. . As Kidd built up a lead. Poovey displaced Church, who was bumped back another notch when Irvin took over third. and the top three were set , After the race Kidd did his best to plug for his sponsors by . handing out autographed pictures while describing the race. "W hen I got down to the first tum I thought I could walk faster than that." Mike's father, Don Kidd, put together the engine that Mike won with and chalked up the previous night to a learning expenence. • Results W. . . . .v: Novlc. THE SUPER LUBES And to keep these men of steel from flying off into the ozones, there is Pll Fork Oil with anti-foaming organosiloxane! Born in the secret of a dyno room , this superior hydraulic fork fluid swells seals and guarantees a long lasting, fadeless combination for instant damping response wherever you race. Leaving nothing to chance , these men of steel also insist on PJl Foam FIlter Oil wherever they race throughout the universe. •s..wn-r Lbt P\1cI:. Send $14.95 (or chain lube sampler . hat.l-shirt (indicate size) . 2 patches. 6 decals. Ou:c lcor money order to : " " Corporation. S9SS Dr Solo Ave.• Woodland Hills. CA. 9 1361.01 979. -0l:A" EWBBB ttSNBA Husqvarna .rm 1• FiIiat lV...l; 2. Sam AdIms lHonl; 3. Gerald Bowmon 1IIUl; 4. Greg Tyoo< IC-Al; 5. Mart< MIn>oclvecIt CYIITlI; 6. Ken T _ (CAl; 7. Toytor White lVaml; 8. DonoId Nooney CBull; 9. Kim _lVeml; 10. Donnie BIenc:herd lBull; II . Terry Bin! lVaml; 12.lI-9100 37

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