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Cycle News 1986 11 05

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• How can they do ito? • What are they doing? We're not telling, but we cen guarentee you the Lowest Price in California (or anywhere for that matter) on NEW '84, '85 or '86 KX and KDX Models - Even Teeaw! CAUFOR INFORMAnON& PRICESChuck Nicolson won the 125cc B class in Amherst, Ohio. Rogers, David Herzbog and Suzuki rider Duane Russell. Tl1e second time out saw Boehmer in the lead on the Liberty Road Inn Honda, but after a ballie he lost the lead to Mathis. Mathis slowed toward the end of the moLO and exchanged blows with Boehmer. Mathis came out on top of the swapfest for a I-I win with Boehmer taking a pair of seconds for the I25cc Junior win over Rogers (3-3) and Herzbog (5-4). Names was the day's only rider to clear the double jumps that were 45 feet apart and were only previously attempted by National speedster Joe Wright during the Gold Cup Series. Names dazzled the spectaLOrs with his amazing antics en route LO a first moto win on the Arai/Honda Su pport CR250 in the combined 250cc Prof Open class with second going to Yamaha rider Rick Gunderson. Names was also spectacular in the second outing, coming from last after a turn one crash. Names worked from a quarter lap down LO sellie into second with three laps left. Names nabbed Gunderson and played cat and mouse with the local Yamaha rider for the remainder of the moLO and took a I-I win at the completion. Gunderson grabbed second via 2-2 performances followed by Chuck Standeford, Open Junior winner Chad Egge arid fifth place finisher Don Colt. The final race of the picture-perfect race day was the 10-lap Gran Prix with 17 entrants. Track owner Roger Campbell put the Minis out front of the 125cc bikes while the 250cc and Open machines were a quarter lap back. Names left the starting gate a good three-quarter lap behind and came from last to fifth after three laps. Names' incredible drive also put him inLO third after four laps behind Kawasaki 80cc-mounted Jeff Daily and Mathis. Names took over on the next circuit LO take the lead and lap all the way up to third at the completion. Daily hungoD for second on the Team Green/PJ I/Eastside Kawasaki while Mathis LOok a third in his fifth moLO of the day. Results' OPEN PRO/B: 1. Loch Names (Han); 2. Rick Gunderson (Yam); 3. Chuck Standeford (Han). 250 B: 1. Dan Mathis (Yam); 2. Steve Williams (Han); 3. Timmy Walker (Kaw). 250 C: 1. Billy Dickerson (Hon"); 2. Chad Egge fSuzl; 3. Dave Davis (Suz). 125 B: 1. Dan Mathis (Yam); 2. Terry Holass (Kaw); 3. Timmy Walker (Kaw). 125 C: 1. Aaron Boehmer (Han); 2. Eric Rogers (Kaw); 3. David Herzog (Kaw). MINI: 1. Jeff Daily (Kaw); 2. Chuckie Standeford (Hon); 3. Chad McVay (Kaw). aT: 1. Chuck Standeford (Hon); 2. Charlie Harter (Mai); 3. Don Colt (ATK). 250 PRO; 1. Loch Names (Hon). 125 PRO; 1. Larry Brumwell(Kaw). GP: 1. Loch Names (Han); 2. Jeff Daily (Kaw); 3. Dan Mathis (Yam). '87's Also Best Deals Anywhere... IT'LL BE WORTH YOUR DIME, BUT HURRY! THEY WON'T LAST LONG!! CALL NOW (714) 683-8839 1605 University Ave" Riverside, CA 92507 CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE TORCO RACERS THEY HAVE CONS'STENTL Y WON USING TORCO OIL! * WORLD RECORD Mati. .1E..... - RNd Race/41Occ.....-ctioa Clas;Septelllller 13-14,1986 • Bud Rogers • Gordon Sein • Eric Filraday • Gino Manning • Wes Melentino * NATIONAL CUP SERIES/ATlANTA BOUND F1NAUSTS • Richard Moore • Scott Gray • Dave Langford - 1st 750 Production (WS) 3rd 750 Production (SP) 1st 750 Production (SP) 1st OPEN (SP) 2nd OPEN (WS) 2nd OPEN (WS) * NATIONALINIERCEPhlRSERlES/ATlANTABOUNDFlNAUSTS • Billy DeBere 1 st • Richard Moore 3rd (WS) • Joe Solis 4th • Steve Reynosa 5th =Willow Springs (SPI =Sears Point THUNDER NATIONALS Palmdale, CA, October 5 ... ELMERTRETTWins Top Fuel. recording a 7.26 ET at 199.11 MPH. . JESSE GATLIN Wins Pro Street with an 8.49 ET at 166.35 MPH. Both riders rely on WEB-CAM PERFORMANCE CAM SHAFTS for consistent race winning power! For more information on your winning camshafts or to order CAlL: (714) 735-2200 NEW ADDRESS! THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30 7:30 p.m. MEET:-------,I o '/-1-;0 ~6;4Isaki valleY "aell Dealer pOl1l0na **1 Teall1 Gr: JEFFWARD'" EDDIE WARREN on hand to sign autographs and answer questions. J.w-e-c-a-rr-y-a-II-m-o-t-o-cr-o-s-s-a-pp-a-r-e'-/a-n-d-.-c-c-e-ss-o-ri-e-s. J . We're the ill the 'lies' KX125 . If-t: 60 O Now selecIirJ~ _ 1911 I_~T_-s-II,.,...-_! ,/-X2; Pomona ~1I_e~ Kawasaki 1170 W. Holt Blvd. Ontario. CA 91762 Attn: R. Whitlinger I

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