Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1980's

.--------------------------;:-:;----,.--,'" o . " . o Z Q. « a:: "THE CHOICE OF CHAMPIONS" ~ INSIST ON HI-POINT ALPINESTARS MOTOCROSS ENDURO BOOTS u. >ED .. o o Z Q. Bell, Can-Am rider WiJI gilbert and another KTM pilot Barry Bell. Trail boss and Turkey Creek Enduro Club president AIton Waiters layed out a challenging 69.0-mile course, which included seven ch~cks, consisting of two loops, each wIlh a tie-breakerchec;;k. Each loop also contained a tight woods section, which test even the best riders on the slight wet course. Rain the previous night kept things interesting in some sections, where deep ruts formed, causing bottlenecks. Results See your Hi-Point Recing Products deII"r today and check out the compla.. line-up of Hi-Point Boots for '86. From MX to dirt trllCk IOlrai!, heh.. quality Hi-Point boots to fil your n _ . Greg Wagenkneckt sailed to an easy win in the Expert class at the Illinois half mile opener at the Knox County Fairgrounds. . HI-POI 1fT DCI... PIIODUCTI 3709 W. Erie Ave.. Lorain, OH 44063 (2161244-4101 2650HMercentileDr.. RenchoC"-,CA95670 -(9161635-2141 Racing A RONDA? c: ,. If so, you need to be on SLOAN'S CYCLE COMPETITION SUPPORT DISCOUNT PROGRAM Varnes' fake Pine VF to CB or XR to CR OEM Parts - Low Prices " Call Tennessee's Largest Dealer SLOAN'S CYCLE Tenn:800/342-1681 USA: 800/251-0600 • • Z MARK DISTRIBUTING (313) 982·7220 MICHIGAN Rock Bottom PrIces YZ2SON In Stock 1984 YZ490L We Will Not Be Undersold "We CaD Saye Y_ 11_.,." BURBANK YAMARA 40 1801 W. Bur6ank Blvd., Burbank, CA 91506 L,-_(818) 845-87_38----1 OVERALL; ,. Gary Johnston (Husl· AA: ,. Dwight Rudder (Kew); 2. Darry! Bell (KIM); 3. Will Gilbert (C-A). 0-200 A: ,. Kelly Crenshew (Kaw); 2. Nolan Husser (Kaw); 3. Johnny Kemp (Kaw). 20' -250A: 1. Nolan Knight (C-A); 2. Roger landers (KTM); 3. Mickey Voung (Husl· 25 I -OPEN A; 1. Fill Miller (Hus); 2. Tim Singleton (Husl; 3. Roger Beiley (Hanl. INT A: ,. Michael Corlett (Husl; 2. Chuck Grace (Kaw); 3. Marion Whatley (C-AI· SR A: 1. Don Knight (C-AI; 2. Joel Duba... (Hus); 3. Oon WhittingtOn (Vam). e-,OO B: 1. Ronnie Steagall (Vam); 2. Garrett KcKey (Kaw); 3. Chad Tate (Han). 101 -125 8: 1. Todd Singleton (KIM); 2. Mic:heeI . Pitts (KIMI; 3. William Britt (Kawl· 126-200 B: 1. Orland Frey (Kaw); 2. James Winn (Yaml; 3. Doug Kadrovach (Kew). 201 -250 B: 1. Kerry Wisdom (KIMI; 2. Mark Dunaway (HanI; 3. Jim Burgard (Husl· 25 I -OPEN 8: 1. John Benoit (Hus); 2. Buddy Pierce (Honl; 3. Harold PelitiC-A). 0-200 tNT B: 1. Mike Cantrell (Kaw); 2. Pat Jones (Han); 3. Clark Harvison (Han). . 201 -OPEN tNT B: 1. Steven Allotto(Hon); 2. John Simpson (KIM); 3. BubbII Brant (ICTM). SR 8: 1. Relph Stelom(KIM); 2. Rusty Kyle (Yaml; 3. Kerry Meckenroth (Hus). SUP SR: 1. John Burgard (Hus); 2. Merion Wa_ (YomI; 3. Dickie Hue' (Kewl· JR: 1. Manhew Rayborn (Han); 2. D _ Foster (Vaml; 3. John S\:hidlmeier (KIM). WOMEN: 1. Gwan Bailey (Honl; 2. Kim Berthelot (Han); 3. Karen Kemp (Kaw). 0- 125 C: 1. Norman Chandler (Kew); 2. Mickey Clayton (Vam); 3. Chuck Tate (Kaw). 126-200 C: ,. Tom Dreg (Kawl; 2. Patrick Hayes (Kawl; 3. Phil Williams (Kewl. Chris Burchfield (Yom); 2. Steven 201 -250 Evans (Kaw); 3. Toby Herrington (Yam). 251-0PENC: 1. Toby Poston (Hus); 2. Tim Fantan (Hus); 3. Robert Bebcock (KIMI· SR C: 1. Ron Pruin (Yom); 2. Bill Elmore (Kew); 3. Dan Witt (Yom). A CLUB TEAM: 1. Gory Johnston/Darryi Belli Berry Bell (Mi... Hi-Point). . B CLUB TEAM: 1. Harold Pelit!Jeff Wilkesl Warren Sciortino (New Orleans Enduro Assn). Troy Fisher (74) followed Dave Readinger (27) until Readinger crashed at the halfway mark in Pine Grove, Pennyslvania, win for a flawless I-I score for the overall. Pearce finished second overall, while another Suzuki rider Mark Brown finished third. The start of the first Open Amateur moLO saw John Wrublevski jam into the lead, followed by Kraig Constantino, who soon bailed, giving second LO Graham Kimble. Constantino, however, got up; back on the gas and soon found the hot line inLO the lead. Kimble then shot by Wrublevski, but Wrublevski soon retaliated. Wrublevski almost lost his second-place posi'tion again when he stalled it in a turn. At the finish it was Constantino, Wrublevski and Kimble. "I had a bad start in really deep sand," said Constantino. "I had to move at the gate just before the moLO started. I tried to cut inside of the leader going into the first turn, and I just slid out. When I was gelling up, I fell again." Constantino led from start to finish in round two, while Kimble and Wrublevski ballied. Just before getting the checkered flag, Kimble crashed while in third. But while picking up his bike, he saw that Wrublevski had stalled. Kimble quickly picked up his Honda; passed Wrublevski and took second. "John rode well," said Kimble. "I went down right at the end and pulled my gear off, thinking that was it. I looked up and saw that he was without power. He gave it to me!" Results 60 AM: ,. Chris Allen (Kaw); 2. Josh Latina (Kaw); 3. James Guido (Kaw). 60 NOV: 1. Jason Sybert (Han); 2. Kim Sybert (HanI; 3. Deb Karrals (Kew). 80 A: 1. Jeff Hill (Vaml. 80 B: ,. Rusty DeVone (Yom); 2. Mika Meffen (Vam); 3. Jeff Springer (SUl). 80 C: ,. Greg Broedling (Kaw); 2. Josh Latino (Vam); 3. Joey Holey (Kaw). . 80 8EG: 1. Mark Stephens (Kaw); 2. Glenn Campbell (Vam); 3. Craig Ecken (Vam). 125 A: ,. Rob Duncanson (Vam). '258: , . Jeff Finkhousen (Vam); 2. Chuck Sybert (Han); 3. Blane Armbruster (Yom). '25 C: ,. Darren Venditti (5

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