Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

EVENTS Dual Sport Jamboree An AMA 0-37 Dual Sport Adventure starting in the Barton Flats area of the San Bernardino National Forest. 6th cAnnua.Q ~ Sunday,Ocl.1,1995 1"1'i1(~1 o ~ U • Open to street Legal Du~1 Sport Bikes Only. Spark Arrestor Required. L COURSE DESCRlmON: A100+ mile dual-sport loop in the beautiful San Bemardino Mountains around the Big Bear, Cal~omia area with optional sections for the more experienced riders. A great ride for novice and experienced riders alike! Califomia Trail Rides Special technical another win with Simonsen getting around Dual SprI JamIIIee OCtober 1, 1991 ....... M ..... Come up and enjoy the entire weekend! We'l be gathering on Saturday in the group camping area (no water or hookups) off East Jenks Lake Loop Road in the Barton Flats area. Hiking. fIShing and other out· door activities are nearby. Porta-potties are in place. t Amphitheater N and duaJ-sport sponsor seminars on ~rday 2·5 p.m.. The permitted area is located in the San Bernardino National Forest; event will be operated on a non-discri,minatory basis under permtt issued by UFS. No unlicensed. non-streetlegaJ riding allowed in campground. Start lime for the CYCLE NEWS Dual Sport Ride is 7:00 to 9:00 a.m.. Sunday, October 1. Roll charts provided. Bring your roll chart holder. Navigation by mileage. _ _--;-7..,...,7"'--::--_ _ j --"",... f REDlANDS Schnitzer for second. Schnitzer held off Annen for third while second-year Expert Price netted fifth. Jake Holden, the BOce Amateur National Champion, tightened his stranglehold on the class after fighting off Chris Waite. All season long the two have finished 1-2, although in this race Waite got out of.shape and finished mid pack. With Waite's demise, second place went to Kyle Bunger while Cody Thompson was third. Holden also added the Schoolboy·dass win to his tally. Honda-mounted Dan Adkins pulJed off a similar runaway act in the 125cc main. Adkins motored to an untouchable lead followed by fellow Honda riders Kyle Bonn and Kyle Strutz. Results EX; I. Dan Stanley (Rtx); 2. J.P. Simonsen (Han); 3. Del Schnitzer (Rbc); 4. Jeff Annen (Rbc); 5. Eli Price (Rtx). PIDAM: 1. Phil Prutsman (Kaw); 2. Frank Marker (Rtx); 3. Christian Vl'mon (Rtx); 4. Bob Moran (Yam); 5. Steve Pruczinski I. . t--...~----"'1~~~~~ same as it has been all season long. No other rider in recent years hs been as dominant as Stanley. Stanley won one of the three Expert heats followed by Eric Rickman and Lonny Kopp. Jeff Annen, Del Schnitzer and Chris Fitzhugh transferred out of heat two while the final direct transfers went to Rex Fisher, J.P. Simonsen and Eli Price. Two semis taking the top two from each added Troy Rose and Ryan Anderson from the first and Shane Butchart and Charlie Brown from the second to round out the field. By winning the fastest Expert heat race, Stanley sat on the pole for the 12-rider, 2Q-Iap Expert final. Stanley used it to his advantage by romping into the lead and never looking back. Schnitzer, Annen, Simonsen, Kopp and Price did all they could to keep Stanley' in sight, but their efforts were in vain. Stanley hammered. out yet (Yam). 125 A: 1. Dan Adkins (Hon); 2. Kyle Kunn (Hon); 3. Kyle Strutz (Han). 80 A:. 1. Jake Holden (Han); 2. Kyle Bunger (Han); 3. Cody Thompson (Han). 80 8: 1. Sean Ughl ($uz); 2.}.xob Currey (Hon). 60 A: 1. Chris Waite (Kaw); 2. Kevin Bunger (Kaw); 3. Mike Rochester (KaW). 50 MOD: I. Mark 'Studebaker (Yam); 2. Tyler Coos ('{.un); 3. Eric DeBoer (Yam). 50 STK: 1. Andy Fay (Cob); 2. T.'. Hagmann (Yam); 3. Trevor Wharton. 50 JR: I. Jon Niemi (Yam); 2. Dustin Prucz.inski (Yam); 3. Brenton Schnitzer (Yam). SCHBY: 1. Jake Holden (Hon); 2. He:l.ther Christoff (Suz). .r-~ MAP NOT TO SCALE EATI CAMPI GO RIDIHGI HAVE FUHI • Entries are limited! Mail Entry Recommended • Entry Fees Mail: $30 Post: $35 (After Sept 27~) Passengers ride FREE! Bring afriend, kid, spouse or pet *Free passenger entry does not include T-Shirt, but can be purchased for just $5.00 Send Entry with Name, Address and ONE SELF·ADDRESSED, STAMPED ENVELOPE to: california Trail Rides· 2341 W. carol Drive· Fullerton,CA 92633 INFO: (714) 992·9291 NAME------------------,---------ftc:;;rTQRi1cUS~En;ON;jj"LvY---1 ADDRESS -'-IAider ' (AiderIIPass) T·Shirt AmI. Paid$ CITY _----,STATE _ ZIP _ PHONE NUMBER ( AMANUMBER ~ _ _ In addition to entered riders, approximately how many extra members of your group will be attending the dinner? IS THIS YOUR FIRST DUAL SPORT RIDE? 0 YES 0 NO ~~~ 32 'j'. ~ SCOTT counTDown f (!l]JJ .~- /Ii> ~!ul"lt\!1HodgSOnsuspensl. 4Ci::t3i); ~ SCOn'S <*,:. D . ~ \1If11'E' . , ' ua~ ",~.~" ~~ I L ~~ .!!.o.!~!.~U_ ':~=-:':~~ts__ S£.~al!h.:n~~:!~t;;~ 'CYC1.2 GEA:: .,." ....... _ ~A;;;:-;;'':-- ~ . . ll2!.i:: ~ F;jfjtfpbt;//~ maiiili •.: ·fl·; By Camby Young COOS BAY, OR, SEPT. 3 Kawasaki Green was the-eolor of the motorcycle that put a lot of gold in Shawn Roberti's pockets during the road races at Coos Bay International Speedway. . Winning five straight Kawasaki contingency races at the 1.1-mile track, the Dunlop-sponsored Roberti went away a happy guy. Roberti left a few bucks for second-place finisher, Kawasaki-mounted Mike Mitchell. Mike Dural was unable to participate in Saturday's practice but made a good showing finishing third in the Open Supersport event on Sunday. Ric Matthews powered his way to first in the Lightweight Supersport event, while a real race for last place developed between Rema Tillitt and Phil Beck. The pair swapped slots for the entire race with Beck making a last-lap pass on Tillitt at the checkered flag. Results 600 S/BK: 1. Sh.1wn Roberri (Kaw); 2. Mike Mitchell (Kaw); 3. Don BeckUn (Hon). 600 55: I. Shawn Roberti (Kaw); 2. Mike Mit<;hell (!

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