with fire in his eyes as he grabbed the holeshot,
giv in g himse lf a couple-bik e-length lead on
Erickson and the pack. Erickson was on the gas
and quickly closed the gap on the Honda rid er.
Erickso n went for the pa ss but grabbed a little
too much thro ttle and almost sp un a 360 in the
bo w l comer, savin g it at the very last moment.
This gave De Young a bit of breathing room. bu t
Erickso n wa s riding the wheels off his Suzuki
an d once again closed to DeYoung's rear fender.
De Young's Honda defmitely had a power
ed ge on the RM of Erickson, and the leader was
holding the inside line in every corner, but
Erickson was determined and began to stick a
wheel in on DeYoung at every chance until he
charged too hard into a sha rp right-hander and
went down. He remounted befo re anyone else
co uld get by but the dama ge was done and now
DeYoung had a huge lead. DeYo u ng was in
cruise mod e and held on all the way to the
checkered flag for the w in . Erickson fin ished
se con d and Ba ncroft-D eYoung made a vocal
along w ith a physical pass on Stavana late in the
mo to to take home third.
Results
KAWASAKI TEAM GREEN
SWEEPS BAJA 1000
In Seventh Consec.utive Victory
Danny Ha.el-Larry Roeseler-Ty D
.avis
Paul Krause-Ted Hunnicutt-Craig S.ith
as.n Kawell-'ohn Bra~sch-Sleve . Hengeveld
awell-Braasch-Hen eveld,{Kawasald Riverside
,
Haines.Sr
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ana
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Pee w ee TfOlC!r.
P/W STK A; 1. Hollis Lusk (ltj).
P/W STK 8 : 1. Nicholas ~z (Yam ); 2. Andrt'w Petrie
(Yam); 3. ~Uy Tedder (Yam): 4. Michael PMUr (Yam); 5. Jus tin
Workman (Yam).
r / W MOD BEG: 1. Brock Harden (KTM); 2. o.nny Bartz
(Yam ); 3. Sh'Wn BrewiI (Yam) .
P!W MOO B: 1. Midwd Parkft (Yam); 2. Michael laPaglia
(KTM).
P!W sn::: BEG (41); 1. Steno 8~ (yam); 2. K.ameronScott
(Yam); 3. Byyis Kuntz (Yam);" B.J. ~ (Yam).
P/W STK (4-8) : 1. Danny Bun (ya m): 2. Taylor Gilmo re
(Y am ).
P/W STK (7·8 ): 1. Scott M.~rtin (Yam); 2. Mic hul Raines
(Ya m ); 3. Andrrw Kuntz (Yam); 4. Bryan Brimb.AlI. (Yam); S. frtod·
dy Phumirat (Yam).
Superaow. Trrl
SOS'T'K: t . MiR l..J.P..gJi.I (JCTM) 2. Brent H.umon (Yam ); 1
;
M'I.i.l.l.i p8~(Yam).
NE"W VIDEO RELEASES
SO MOD: 1. Kyle Gwinn (Yam).
60 (6-8 ): 1. DonU:l Chotw (K.iw); 2. Ricky OliVff
~w); 3.
Tommy Coc:hr.an ~w); • . Brad CooWJoy ~w).
60 (9- 11): 1. Nick Alvan (K. w); 2. o.md T.tt (lC.Iw ); 3.
J.non Medina (lC.Iw ); • . Matthew Colby (lC.Iw); 5. JOSWI Brown
(IC.ow~
80
(~1 1 ): 1 . ~u W~r SUv,ll1'Ol
(Suz).
'" (12· 13, 1. am. Rogon(yam);2./oMThompoon (Yam).
SI) (12-16) BEG : 1. Johnny 8eyff (K.I w); 2.. K.ne Thompson
(Y am ); 3. jdf Due (Suz); 4. 0Yd
(1C.aw); 5. D..vid Un-
wwrwr
non.
125 BEC; 1. Jeff DeYoung (}ion); 2..Howey Erickson (Suz); 3.
Mi ch e n .. 8.lncroh-o.eYoung (Y.. m) ; • . Ton y Sann.. (Hon) ; 5.
Mictw..1Will.i.tnu (Hun ).
125 NOV : I. Ty.on T.ylor (Han); 2. Dnon Wilson (Suz); 3.
Cory Wi.lliam. (V.am ); 4. Mu k Su llivan (Hon); 5. Toby Lopez
(Soz),
125 INT: l. Ju o n Jmkins (Hon); 2. Juon Field s (IC.Iw) ; 3.
Ron.a ld E. MotIon.!- (H on); 4 . John Pack (Y.am); 5. Nril SurnmtTI
(Yam) .
250 BEC: 1. Rusty Sr1ser (Suz); 2. O'IUck OMk (Suz); 3. Steve
XoV.lC (Hon); 4. Elton M.lrtirul (Suz); 5. Dave Nelson (Hon).
2SONOV: 1. Ky koBaird (Suz).
250 INT; I. Matt Sty1e!t (Hon).
25+ BF.G: 1. Dou g Baumgartner (Han) .
2S+ NOV: 1. Deren WilllOn(Suz).
30+ BEG: I. Elmer Silfies (V.. m ); 2. Kris Goo lsb y (Hon); 3.
J..rry Birky (Hon) ; 4. Paul Novak (Suz).
30+ NOV: l. Camron Funk (Suz) ; 2. Harry Wan (Hon); 3.
Pete Jenkins (H on ); 4. rtilllip Davis (H on ).
30+ lNT; 1. Tony Ft-ldhaus (Hnn).
40+ NOV; 1. OJvM.i Procid. (KAw ).
REAR SHOCK
SERVICE
REAR SHOCK SERVICE and TUNING
and
(#33) This 1.25-hour long video shows you how to service and tune Kayaba and Showa
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single rear shocks used on modem off-road and sport bikes. Designed like a video service
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video features information never before published in any magazine. This video will pay for
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75 minutes from Forward Motion Video.
lUNING
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Spencer hot atBarn Burner ST
By Bill Spencer
SAN JOSE, CA, NOV. 12
Rod Spencer continued his winning ways by
sna rin g the Pro class victory in round two of the
Bam Burner series at the San Jose Fairgrounds
Speedway.
It seems like it was only 20 years ago that
Spencer was winning the lOOcc Sportsman event
on the Cancilla Hodakas that propelled him to a
National ranking, and it was.
Brett Landes was seco nd once again, but it
was a brawl all the way in the 2o-Iapper that
sa w 12 riders out of the 23 entrants qualify.
Spencer had the pole and was gone from the
start, but Landes was stalled in the first comer
when young Sammy Sabedra had troubles with
the surface in this his first pro main event. Landes used the outside to make a great pass for
seco nd wi th one lap left.
Pau l lwanaga and Brad Spencer got together
on the next lap, and Spencer thou ght it was on
purpose, while Iwa naga thought tha t Brad was a
bi t out of shape and was caught up in the ban ging. The next comer saw Brad use Iwana ga for
the proverbial berm shot into the hay bales, but
both rid ers recovered to finis h thi rd and fifth,
resp ec t ivel y, with Troy DeH errera bein g the
meat in the sand wich via his fou rth -place finish.
- Sammy Clark and Rod Spencer had a great
race in the Pee Wee Beginner di vision, w ith
Clark ta kin g the top honors . Both ri ders w ill
mov e up to a higher class in the next round.
Chris Canepa con tinued to be the best of the
80cc kids, winnin g over Brad Spe nce r Jr . a nd
Patrick Patterson, while Troy DeHerrera got a
win in the 100cc Expe rt stock class over Mark
Corsetti and Gordon Rud y.
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