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._._._._._._._._._--._._._._._._._._.SUPER SEER'S FAST RIDERS WIN·SALES FOR YOU THREE TIME 125 cc NATIONAL MX CHAMPION BROC GLOVER - r 125 cc NATIONAL CHAMPION Great Pumpkin GP riders get set to run for the pumpkin patch. IS'elow) GP 250cc Intermediate winner. Jerry Ebling. MARK GREGSON 250 cc: TOP PRIVATEER ARLO ENGLUND 500 IX TOP PRIVATEER BEeAm 125 ec NATtONAL WOMEN OIAMPION SUPER SEER MAJOR GOGGLE SPONSOR 1979 AMA MOTORCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP RACES SUPER SEER CORPORATION • P.O. BOX 700 • EVERGREEN, COLO, 80439 • (303) 674-6663 SEER INDUSTRIES LTD•• P.O. BOX 577 FENELON FAlLS, ONTARIO, CANADA KOM-INO • (705) 887-2306 that everyone has to stop before they get scored on the first lap and pick up a piece of pumpkin. Well Griewe was concentratmg on his racing so much that he rode right past the pumpkin patch and didn't get scored. He went 'about 50 yards and then looked back and saw everyone else frantically tearing apart the plants with little bits and pieces flying everywhere. Griewe turned around to join in the massacre and wasted several minutes trying to , find a suitable piece. In the meantime, Breker, not to be outdone by anyone, grabbed a whole pumpkin and took the lead. But the huge thing was so unmanageable that soon Phil Thorstensen, Griewe's partner, retook the lead. A lap later, however, Griewe got a flat tire and dropped out of the race and Breker was back on top where he stayed. The final event of the day was a boot race. This is a one lap race with a pair of Scott boots going to the winner in each engine size class. When the green flag dropped the riders h~d to run from their bikes to an area where all their left boots had been stashed, put the boot on and then run back to sJart their bikes. The Experts were handicapped by having to run farther to get their boots. The first person to crash in the race was Breker who endoed while trying to figure out how to run with one bare foot. Miller cheated by putting on a tennis shoe and then kicking it off when he gOt to his boot. At any rate both Breker and Miller went home with a free pair of Scott boots for the Open and 250cc classes. Juan Benavidez also got a pair as did '. ..... ... j". ,I I • J .... Brian Hooper and Troy Denham. While no award was given for the best costume this year, the unofficial honors went to Stan Kinsey and Bob Reynolds. They both raced all day wearing fur all over their bodies, which can be rough. Kinsey wore a lion head over his helmet while Reynolds was a cocker spaniel and both costumes were first rate. Williamson wails atDeAnzaMX Stre-e-tch your weekendBide your motorcycle to work Monday! ITALJET MM5B By Ron Lawson SUNNYMEAD, CA, OCT. 28 Only two weeks ago, Keith Williamson gave up his 125cc Suzuki for a full sized 250cc. At first he wasn't quite sure how he would do on the bigger mount, but Sunday at DeAnza his fears vanished as he took bo~h motos in a small but competitive Pro class on his new Yamaha. He grabbed the first moto holeshot with Mark Reha (Mai) right on his tail and then the two of them started dicing with Chris Tarvin (Han) and Keith Dysert (Hus) going for it right behind. Dysert began to drop back about the halfway point with a flat rear tire, leaving Tarvin to go after Reha. At the end, the top three were equally spaced with Williamson still holding the edge over Reba and Tarvin. In the next round, Willliamson was again on top when they came around Thr MMSI ''lulbino" is • junior motorcydr just lib the bia one. SinBIe speed. 47.6 cc ensine. T....ins w'-h oplio..... Ases 3 10 6. Bakersfield Yamaha C.H. Motorcycles. Riverside Custom City. Compton Cycle Town. Norwalk n~ na f.5ZI:. U ULAlL..!:7L!/ Desert Cycle Center. Blythe High Desert Kawasaki. Victorville Holland Honda. Kerman - Pitts Performance. Van Nuys Whittier. Kawasaki 13148 Saticoy. North Holywood (between Coldwater & Woodman) ::~ •• ~,,,.. ,,, ••• # •• 35 ~. 4 .....