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Cycle News 1989 05 24

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. " , CONGRATULATIONS TO TSUBAKI CHAIN WINNERS ..... ..bt=, .... . '-"& •eu.':"a;,.' . .... .~_lIZ ..... C&lIlt/T-_ ..... _,_ .. ....... L_---- ID 5-7 ..... ~~_ • :z..I2leA ... .=&~ STAll UWlIIIY_ u • _ AILI..".....-- . . . . . . . -- -UWlIIIY_UWlIIIY_ .2-.1 ........ ~1t&C_ 5-7 ... .....,--....................... _ & D & I I O / T _ ~ • A." .... ......, C_ _.u. .1 . C PROD EX: 1. Steve p.tterson (Yam); 2. Ramon Vasquez (Yam). __ .~~ .2M ... .IM Il&IIT1l _ _ Col U.S.T. C_I STnE • :z..I •••......n ._~- 5-0 - ~ :'fc',iic- (Hon); 3. keith Merryfield (Honl. C PROD NOV: ,. Larry Martin {Yaml: 2. Scott Seferian (Hon): 3. Jeff McKinney (Yam). o PROD EX; 1, John Durkin (Yam); 2. Joe Rutherford _--,........_.... . . . _C _lat •• A ... .WYTII ... • 1.tlltlTOt •• Fritz Kling was the big winner at he Michigan GP Road Race. _ .blotAJRa ... DUWlIIIY_ 1lUII1'-.-r_ _ • _Cl/& ... .~ Ex _n-..--c 5-U ·Wlr. . . . . . at _---.. • 1tlt'-'-' _ . . . -."CA .......... "& .1•... ClWILEIlllEPllRD .~ ... • lTEVE IIOUEJrT Ask your dealer for Tsubaki•••the chain more racers use and win on by choice! Ka TEAll i)}' C ho;n Spon.or " GREEN o PROD NOV: ,. Jordon Brown (Vam); 2. Brian Kelly (Yarn); 3. Terry Bandstr. (Vam). A S/STK: 1. Ray Yoder (Suz); 2. earl Musat (5uz); 3.Mike Karm (Suzl. B S/STK: 1. Carl Musat (Suz); 2. Ray Yoder (Suzl: 3. 5.m Wardrip (5uz), C S/STK: 1. Ken Kos~racki (Yam); 2. Tony Lagrene(Yam); 3. Brett Cecchini CHonl. F·USA: 1. Ray Yoder (Su%); 2. Fritt Kling (Suz); 3. Many Min.,. (Suz). The latest on two wheels! Cycle N!3ws every week! F·2 EX: 1. Many Miller (VIm); 2. AI Bertagnoli (Yam): 3. Steve Patterson (Yaml. F·2 NOV: ,. Kirk Reville (Vam): 2. J~n Brown (Yam); 3. Terry Bendstra (Yam). F-3: 1. Gordon Hamilton (Kaw); 2. Ralph Farmer (Kawl. F-3: 1. Gordon Hamihon lKaw); 2. Ralph Farmer (KIIwl. CLSMN EX.: 1. Rich Graver (Suz); 2. Dale Wesener (Yam): 3. Michael Graham (Yaml. CLBMN NOV: 1. Sieve Heilmen (Hon); 2. Carl Morris CHon); 3. Jeff Bendltra (Honl. VlNT 2: 1. Joe Loch... (y.mt 2. MIltk Jones (Due). VlNT 3: 1. Tim Richards (Suz); 2. Randy 1Il1il (Tri); 3. Steve SmoI_ (Nor). ~NT 4: 1. Todd Stanley (!(aw); 2. Raody III" (Tri): 3. Chris TUN (Tri). ~NT 5: 1. Kevin Fardoux (Kaw); 2. Rich Graver ($uzl; 3. IloI> Newby (y.m). Howell, Rulau share Cycleland Enduro victory By Kenny Jones NACOGDOCHES, TX, MAY 7 Marty HoweD and Rich Rulau tied in points to take the overall victory in round three of the Trad Riders of Houston Family Enduro Series. Both riders POSted a zero soore with identical tiebreaker points to split the overall crown. Howell, riding an ATK 406, has now chalked up his third overall performance in the first three of five series enduros. In his first overall victory of the season, Rulau, riding a Husqvama 400, is attempting to give Howell a run for the overall series honors. Cycleland Motorcycle Park in Nacog· doches, which claims being the oldest town in Texas, was ,the site of the event which was classified as a timekeeper's enduro with 10 zero scores being POSted. Creat traction and cool weather made the tWO loop course a very enjoyable "race according to the competitors. Riders were pleased with the elevation changes found on the course, which to many Houston riders was a first-time experience. The course was run through slands of tight piney woods with an occasional fire road thrown in for a momentary break. TOlal COUTse mileage ran about 60 miles with a one mile motocross track at the finish of each loop.. Howell and Rulau were followed by Open A class winner, Kenny Jones, for second place overall. Third place overall went to nan Konicke (Open A) and fourth place overall went to Ken Clark who was the Over 40 class winner. Other tOP competitors included Rick Rollo (200cc A), Danny Mancha (Open B), Sean McKay (2OOcc B), Mike Archambault (Open C) and Micheal Hodgson (2OOcc C). Women A winner with back·to-back class wins was Nadine "e. W." HoiberL Results OPEN A: 1. Kenny Jones (KTM); 2. Oan Konicke (Hont. 3. Alan _IATK). 200 A: 1. RK:k Rollo (Yam): 2. Warren Rulau (Kawl; 3. Howard Juckett (Kawl, OPEN B: 1. Danny Mancha; 2. Mark Budcholz; 3. Kenny Brown. 200 B: 1, Sean McKey; 2. Clayton Flores; 3. Trinity Brown, OPEN C: 1. Mike Archambault; 2. Robert Oavis; 3. Rick Player IYlm). 200 C: 1. Michael Hodgson: 2. Robert Kelly; 3. Dominic Mallr. OVER 40: 1. Ken Clark tHus): 2. Nick Nicholson (ATK); 3. Doug Paulson (KIwi. .....~K; 1. Dale Cessna (Hon); 2. Otokar Benke (KTM). WMN A: 1. N.tine Holbert. (Yam): 2. Bonnie Phillips (1Cow1; 3. SheJi. Mehr (Honl. WMN C: 1. Any Tettschiek; 2. Deni.. Flores; 3. Donne McCrary. SEAT OF PANTS: 1. Ferdinand Hroch: 2. Jeff Brown; 3. Todd Farri... JR BOYS: 1. Gary Windham. JR GIRLS: 1. Gino- Jones; 2. Tara Brown; 3. Tammy Brown. A Man's GottaDo What A Man's GottaDo All young men have one responsibility in common. They have to register with Selective Service within 30 days of their 18th birthday. It's quick. It's easy. And it's the law! A public service message o( this puhlication and Selective Service 33

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