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Our advanced compounding makes your last stop as good as your first. Our higher braking coefficient reduces lever effort by as much as 40%. Weconsistently outperform OEM pads, and cost less, Just a few reasons that performance-oriented Touch riders in the know will be demanding Velve Sintered Bronze BrakePads from SKW Results 0 / A: 1. P,urick Curolhan(157 points ); 2. Dean Joyner (2.10); l 3. M.rty W",ld..." (2.m ; 4. Jon King II (2.91); S. Dukt' lam M-rt (2 .91). SrTSM :"II A: 1. P.alriC" c....... h.l n (1.57) ; 2. ~b rty W.ldt'T1 3. Jon Kin g n (2.91); ~ , John Checroost (3.171); 5. Ml nhew W.1lAc:e (4116) . SP'TSMNB: 1. Srott Knud§Ol'l (7.407); 2. ~'in G~ (7,419); 3. Blain Pine (1..u.&); 4. ,..·ff s.nll» (9.458); S. BrYn Butler (105 15). SPTSMN C : 1. Shannon Varn (9,419>;2. Daniel Craig (11); 3RicNrd FeTrar (l 2.b07); 4. Oto." R.....od (14.562 1 S. Klmt ~ (I S). ; WM N A: 1. ~thy TUIN (63) . SMSMN 200 A:. 1. Marty Walden (2.17); 2. JonICing n (2.91); J. M.itthew W. IlM"r (·4.86) ; 4. Jrif Gm.k.opf (4 .2f,6); 5. Craig Wt"'!IneT (2. 77); • Stops with authority,stop after stop, without trashing your rotors • HH-rated- a step above the competition • Predictable, linear braking- the last stop is as goodas the first • Builtwith integrity from a cutting-edge Sintered Bronze Alloy • Descended from the technology that stops military and commercial aircraft w orldwide, GiltS. (6.214) . SPTSMN 200 8; 1. Andn."!' Ru ggi.lro (17); 2. Tim Stowr (18 ); 3. Michael Kowa lrw!>ld (20); 4. [k..,m Jen kins (40). 250 A: 1. Dav id Wood (4,115); 2. Dan Ma rs hall (6.356); 3. A ndy Sou u (7..288); ... 8.316); S. Mou ~lt-r (8.-4 ). t' 98 250 8: 1. Scott I(nl.Kbon (7.407) ; 2. Brian Butler (105 18); 3. Sam Buff. (11550 ); 4. Moll'( D.M.i rcu (12.69 7); 5. MichAo Sinan l (12.6%). _ 250 C; 1. Sh.m non V.rn (9A '79); 2. Kurt Ronq uist (22); 3. John YelveTouchRotors - tailor-made to stop in tandem with YelveT ouch Brake Pads -can save you as much as 30% off the price of ~rzI'comparable OE products! Young (29); 4. Jt"ff J Ulll (31); S. ~rry C('tti (33). O PEN A: 1. John H,),)ker (3.171); 2. CTJE) Bob Holmes/ O lUck Wo rk")' (6.360 ); 4. Ch ru. VOfl KI~t (6.392); S. Troy Wirnllnw (7.490 ). O PEN B: 1. K('Vin CI't.'t.'rV(7.419); 2. Blai r Pine (7.343); 3. Jeff 5.Jn lO!> (9 .0158); 4. Jilmn Builrdm.:m (12.602) ; 5. M iu Simmon s (15.663). O PEN C : 1. Richard Ferrer (12.607); 2. Dca n R...-d (1,1.562); 3. Er ic C a rl!'il (19). m 4-STRK A: 1. John May (10.363); 2. Tro y Turpin (13); 3. Mar k C o r rea (15). ); ....STRK B; I. Stev e Drew (13.&56 2. Ma rie fot.rd~r (15.790); 3. • Sh,"\'e n Rowan (16); 4. David We-st (27). 4 ·STRK C : 1. Mike Bt.h rl' n li ( l H.752) ; 2. De n ts C oocordet · (18.9(0); 3. 8 ri,)n I~ (20); 4. Tod Maurer (116). Braills. VET A: 1. Dean Joyllt"r (2.70 ); 2. Du ke Lambe rt (2.97); 3. TheS.lt Wellman Cor, . o.:w id Froman (2. 131); 4 . Man Cu llins (3.17-1 5. Colin MacDona ld. ); 6180 Cochra Rei.. Solon. Ohio 44139 (800 n 1234·955 8 (s =). . VET B: 1. Oiff lY nN")' (10); 2. David Tn pp (iJ); 3. Brad Ricr (15); 4. N ick W.ltho l f17); 5. D.1\M'! Ddl.1v eccrna l iD). ' VET C : 1. Ma rk Mey(,B (33); 2. Q uistiiln Vaugh an pS). S R A: 1. M,lC1!' Calem.n (7); 2. Sieve Ca rrora n (8); 3. Tim (8.4lJ4);4 . Jdf Cm(9); 5. BobSha nnon (10.500). SR B: I. ScotI M.:Ck ·lland (11.653); 2. Richard Coo~ (lb); 3. Cecege And~!W."Jl (19); 4. Steve Allen (20~; S. Da v id Quacciil Stuw~ MSD (22.8011) . S R C: 1. Rick Nichobon (19); 2. Richard 'rseseo (20); 3. Gary Keto la (22); 4. Pete Eby (32); 5. Robe rt Ju m p (35.1:!701). 5 / 51( A: I. SliIn St.Jlhln (9); 2. Doug McCah.'g (14); 3. Hero ld Sitton (88). S /SR B: 1. Ridwrd Turpi n (3b ); 2. Danid Marrin (39). S /SR C: 1. A I Olscen (I 03). • 1;3 1" 1: J 1.1{] "--, 11.""4 Beattie on top in Ontario DT BY F.e . WOOD WOODSTOCK, ONT ARIO, CANADA, MAY21 Ste ve Beattie ap peared to play with his competition in 750cc class fin a l and a lso a t the 22nd annua l Wood stock half mile put on by the K.W. Kitchener Wa terloo Cycle Sports Association. As the 750 experts rolled to the line for their championship final the big quest ion was whether Scott Buch an co u ld tran slat e h is heat- race wi n int o a win over Beattie and Evans, who had run 1-2 in thei r qualifier . Buchan 's lap times in his heat race win ind icated he was circulating as. fast as Beattie and the reigning cha mp Evans, but in th e final Buchan cou ld only mana ge a third p lace as the battle fo r first drew the lead ers away. On the fou rth lap Beattie uncorked a lightning lap that mad e it look like he had been toying with Evans and pulled awa y for the win. All three riders were pleased with the results and obviously th ink ing of po ints after this first of five champions hip races. After the race Beattie ded icated his firs t nat ional w in of 1995 to his father, who is w hee lchair-bound re overing from a stroke . c Results NO\' 250: 1. Ru!l....11 Spicn (Hon) ; 2. Mike Hand y (Hon ); 3~ra ld SL.ck (Ya m); " . Cchn H.l y (Yam); 5. ~.t" MrtQlho(Y~ m). NOV 600: 1. Fra nco is Dumais (Han); 2.LDuis Dmkoun (Rtx ); 3. Murray Morgotn (Hun); 4. David Heoad IRtx); 5. Sam DonnrlIy o l:l[C'f:! • M SD IGNI TION · 1 2 1 2 0 ESTHER LAMA SUITE 11 4, El PASO, TEXAS 7993 6 • (9 1 5) B57·5 200 • (8 0 0) 392-2B42 ( Rb). 1f\j'T600: I. Jl!Tl'fIl)" lhomJ'!lO" (Rbi ); 2. Brian t-konson (Hun); 3. C uy Ca ron (H-D); ... Parrn R.Kine (Rtx ); 5. Syh 'ain La\; gne (Vilm). 883: 1. }foan Bourm.; 2. Doug 8l'atht'; 3. Jim Mc=Dv~ 01. Shove S. Todd Stwrp1rv.. bOOEX: 1. Stev t' Ek-atrie (Hon); 2. Ch ris Evans (Han); 3 . Bryoln Be.tt~; -- - -- L.A. SLEEVE CO . -. ===- .................... - - _ ••.... Bigt"low (Rbi); 4. SeTgr Garcra u (Rbi); S. Ron Be.uvais (Hon) . 7SO EX; 1. Shove Btottir (H ·D); 2. Chris Ev~ns (H·D); 3. Scott . Buchiln (H·D); 01. Bryan Bigelow (H·D ); S. L J. Scha kh (H- O). SP DW Y; I. Jomn Kd\Ort' (C M ); 2 . Len Di llon Ua w); 3. Jd f Orosz Uaw); 01. Pa ul Gredwell U~ w); 5. P~trid AhJund (CM ). - ~ ~ -.-.. .. ...... -~~ ~-- ~ - ., GENUINE RACING PARTS HI-PERFORMANCE PISTONS MXlATV Linkogle perfect at Perris MX By Tony Alessi PERRIS, CA MAY 29 , Larry Linkogle powered his FMF/ Dun lop-backed Honda to a do uble moto sweep of the 250cc Pro class during the fourth an nual FMF Memorial Dayextavaganza held a t Perris Raceway. Lin kog le ha d hi s act togethe r by p ulling ho les hots and lead ing most of both 250cc Pro class m otes. Building up huge leads , Linkogle left Japanese racer Taka teru Atsuta, who eve n tuall y finished a distant secon d during bo th outings. Rid ing a 125cc m achine, Ped ro Gonza lez, who su ffered head injuries earlier in the season finis hed in third. In the 250cc intermedia te clas s 14-y ear-old Jerry Aleman turned a few heads, not only w inning bo th motos in convincing fashion. but also being the only intermediate to the 7O-foot jump High performa nce race style pistons manufactured from special high-silicon aluminum alloys. IiJ.!1IC~S O.:5lA~ROW ASCOT SUC TRAC 17141533-4444 Piston kits supplied wi th rings, circlips, wrist pin. For lead ing makes and models, see yo ur dealer. LOS ANGELES SLEEVE CO., INC. 12051 Rivera Road , Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 (310) 945-7578 Dealers call or write for your free catalog and decals 53

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