Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1980's

I- Northern California-Northern Nevada-Oregon-Washington-Idaho-Utah-Alaska-' TIE LOWEST PRICES!! THE HIGHEST QUAUTY!! THE FASTEST SERVICEU B. DRY IIDERS are ~ c~ • ~ KRAUSER STAR. This finely cra1ted luggage has a huqe 40 liter capacity. Measures 1SIi"lC2Oli '.10." Compielely waterproof casing for all weather touring. Can carry 33 Ibs. ot clothing and equipment. Black finish. Price includes mounting kit 2llUI5 pair B. STAR TOP CASE. To be used exclusively wnh the Slar or SIar1elluggage. The Top Case gives an incredible amoont ot addnional storage space that fns directly behind the rider.Black..169.95"" TOP CASE MOUNnNG PLATFORM. For mounting SIar Top Case ... to be used in conjunction with Slar or Star1el luggage sets. All metal with durable b1ad< finish. ~= :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i&.~:::' c. KRAUSER STARLET. Generous 25 liter capacity. Specially designed to sit withIn the axis of the shock absorber and out of the airstream. Durable black finish. Price includes mounting kn ....... 199.95 pair PROLINe BOOTS. These heavy Wet W8IIther at the Westwood road race produced 8 raft of tire changes. rode to victory as Sacramento Raceway ran the final MX of the Hi-Point Series. A large crowd showed up to watch 17 motos of Pro and sportsman riders make their last bid for the trophies and prizes provided by Sacramento RaceWay, Hi-Point Distributors, PCP Yamaha, MlltM Cycle Center and Williams and Dunn InSluance. A special treat of the night was watching Factory Fox rider Mark Pascarala pilot his Yamaha mini-missile through the first moto of the mixed 60cc Novice/Powder Puff classes. PascaraIa showed off his little Fox suspenders by launching off jump one and clearing jump two of the double jumps; a feat unmatched by many of the larger Intermediate riden. He finished ahead of all the Mini and Powder Puff riders. Dana Waxham holeshot the first U5cc Pro moto, followed by Dan Turner, Jay Cook and Steve Arena. Waxham and Turner took off on a race of their own while Cook and Arena fought off Greg Michales, Mark Zeissler and Ken McKenzie. The Cook/ Arena battle lasted two laps before both riders made a sudden move to the back of the pack. McKenzie rode on past Zeissler and Michales and held third to the finish. Waxham took the checkers after a near perfect run; the result of constant pressure from runnerup Turner. Michales led the way through tum one of the second moto and pulled away from Waxham and Turner who were at it again. leissler, Cook and McKenzie followed. Arena was squeezed out of the first tum and ended up half a lap down from the action. McKenzie got by Cook and the order stayed the same to the finish: Michales, Waxham, Turner, leissler and McKenzie. Mter tum one, the 250cc Pro batting order was: Jimmy Robertson, Mark Andria, Tom McKinney and Dave Wood. McKinney passed Andris on lap one and began working on Suzukimounted Robertson. McKinney tailed Robertson for two laps before passing him in the finish tum. Wood, who had passed Andria in lap two, moved UP'to tailgate Robertson, but never got by. Finish: McKinney, Robertson and WOOd. Wood outpowered the pack in moto two, gaining a solid lead ahead of McKinney and Robertson. The three spread out for a couple of laps and then Robertson began to close the gap between himself and McKinney. The two flew side by side over the double jumps, but Robertson could not established the lead. Riding WFO, the pair locked horns in the following tum and went down. Andris rode past, but Robertson regained third by beating McKinney to the saddle. McKinney retired two laps later when his Kawasaki suffered its recurring case of twisted shift drum; the same problem that caused McKinney to give up his lead the previous week. Checkers: Wood, Andria and Robertson. Hi-Point sponsored Dave Wood guided his Yamaha to the lead in the first Open Pro moto. Mark Stirling took the number two spot, but lost it to Dan Turner before the end of the lap. Peter Phillis was in overdrive from turn one, passing Paul Vogel, Mark Hannum and Stirling in the first two laps. The three leaders spread out evenly and held the order - Wood, Turner, Phillis - to the finish. Steve Arena won the drag race in moto two, but couldn't keep the bike up through the tight turns at the lap end. Wood became the new leader with Turner, Vogel and the rest of the pack all squeezing past Arena. Dave Rose outgassed Vogel in the backfl.eld straight and Phillis moved up to pressure Vogel. Phillis and Vogel diced for a couple of laps until Phillis outflew Vogel over the double jumps. After that, it was Wood, Turner, Rose aI)d Phillis. • Results 60 NOV: 1. OM Nichola lSuz); 2. Jimmy Phillepello lSuzl; 3. Mron r _ . III NOV D1V 1: 1. e.t Lindemonn lVoml; 2. Jilek ADvedo lVom); 3. RidlLupton lVoml. III NOV D1V 2: 1. JIlek ADvedo lVom); 2. Clint _lVoml; 3. S_Lomoon. IIlINT: 1. ChIrtIe V_ _ lVoml; 2. Shoun Wooton: 3. Kelly PIroono. 100 NOV: 1. Morl< 01;" (Suzl: 2. Scott Smith lVoml: 3. MiIuo8elblncourt(Suzl. 125 NOV DtV 1: 1. _ ; 3. GregV-. Mb Toneo (Suzl: 2. Shmoo 125 NOV DtV 2; 1. Mike Toneo lSuzl; 2. Joe Kelty lSuzl; 3. V.co DeMello lSuzl. 125 NOV DIV 3: 1. e.t Nu_lSuzl; 2. Joe _ ; 3. Mb Toneo lSuzl. 125 INT: 1. Mb SIlCkitt; 2. Morl< SiMera; 3. Joooph _llVoml. 125 PRO: 1. Done W"",*" lSuzl; 2. Greg Midleleo (Suzl; 3. Den T.... lSuzl. 250 NOV DtV 1: 1. Morl< Mi. . lVoml: 2. Melt Vulk (MeiI; 3. rom O'HsnIlHonl. 250 NOV DIV 2; 1. Billy _llVom); 2. TIm O'Hero lHonl; 3. Jim GlIIlMal. 250 INT: 1. Tom Anderson lSuzl; 2. Theo llemhsrd (Suzl; 3. Allen Clover lSuzl. 250 PRO: 1. Wood lVom); 2. Jimmy _ (Suzl; 3. Morl< Andris lHon). OPEN NOV: 1. MerttIl8ldry lVom): 2. Joe Nell: 3. Ron Gr8vlVoml. OPEN INT: 1. S _ Perk. lVoml; 2. Art McDede IMllol;3. TomS_lVoml. OPEN PRO: 1. Dove Wood lVoml; 2. Den Turn. lVoml; 3. _ Phmio lMoiI. VETS NOV: 1. J _ Gslio lMoiI: 2. TerTy MecDonsld: 3. Cliff Deeds IMen. VETS INT: 1. John' Win_ lMoiI: 2. Denni. Hsuamonn IMoi): 3. Jim HuchMllCTMl. VETS EX: 1. Curt McMohan: 2. Art ~ (Mail: 3. JIlek Coulombe (Moil. OT NOV: 1. Stan Moore lMal: 2. Relph Thomure lK8wl; 3. Rex WsIdron (Mllol. OT INT: 1. JMM 0Mn: 2. CIIfI Deeds lMall; 3. Dick leather motorcycle boots teature a one-piece injected sale that is bonded and stitched to the uppers. An elllra leather pad is sewn over the loe to prevent excessive wear tram shifting. High Impact shin plate for added protection. They como with smooth sole or Enduro sole. Available in fu" sizes 6 through 12 .. CKawl. piece coverall. The P""4 two-piece is made 01 nylon coated on both 00 C') Sides With PVC. The coYefJlI IS made 01 Denier nVlon coated WIth polyur""'... 80'" styles afe 100% waterproof and P""4 a otter ,,.,.Hent _ ancl oear res;stance. Seams are lIOu·· ..... _, . ,-~ ble stitched for added ~ strength and glued 10 prevent .lter setP'oe Zippers Mole double storm flaps witt! ~ dosores Pants in bOttI styles havoe stirrups to prevent trouser legs from etMprtlQ up while nding. safety is ateature. too. Dry Riders come in a highly visible yeUow. A. Two Piece Nylon - Vdlow. S. M. l. Xl. ....... 34.!11 B. 0.. Piece N~OI1-Vdiow. XS. S. M. l. Xl .. 52.95 8001 Cover-Q.. Size---Vdiow _ 5.5!1 Gio.. Cover-Vdlow-S. l 3.49 Detachable Hood lor A.... 3.39 Hood lor B 4.51 ~ P""4 M ~ ..c 0 ~ U 0 # AMPRO IIOlJTS. Shop and compare. and when you decide you don't want to spend a lot 01 money on boots. but still want good quality and leather buckle boots - relax! Big 4 has 'em! either Mota Cross sole or Enduro sole boots with bucldes. Eoonomically priced in full sizes from 2 through 12. SizEs 6 through· 12 6U5 . Sizes 2 through 5 64.95 I~~~~~ w. ship C.O.D. 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