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GENUINE MAHA . - :1·aoo·311·RACE . PARTS& ACCESSORIES PISTONS PWSO Y280 Y2125 Y22SO 1986-95 $20.62 1986-95 536.00-56.25 1986.95 $30.37-46.87 1986.95 $32.62-49.50 1986-95 $11.85 1986-95 $7.20-9.75 1888-95 $6.60-7.50 1986.95 $25.SO-33.37 TOP END OASKETS PWSO Y280 Y280 Y2125 Y2125 Y22SO Y22SO 1986-95...........•.$14.70 1986.92 $16.95 1993.95 $7.99 1986-93 $10.72 1992-95 $8,06 1988-87.. $14.59 1988·95 $10.27 CLUTCH CABLES Y280 Y2125 Y22SO 1986-95 1986-95 1986-95 $12.1S-12.60 $11.5s-13.80 $9.7S-11.SS FORK SEALS VZ80 Y2125 . Y22SO 1986-95 1986-95 1986-95 VZ80 Y2125 1986·95 $6.45·8.70 1986-95 $7.20-11.10 1986-95...•..$7.80·13.65 '(Z25O RINOS PWSO VZ80 Y2125 Y22SO ~:. FIBER-CLUTCH PLATES $5.41).7.95 $5.10-10.20 $5.10-10.20 METAL CLUTCH PLATES VZ80 Y2125 Y22SO 1986·95 $9.30 1986-95••....$5.21-9,00 1986-95 $4.35-8.25 SHIFT LEVERS Y280 Y2125 Y22SO FRONT PWSO VZ80 Y2125 Y22SO 1986-95 $19.87 1986-95 $33.00 1986-95.•••.543.87-47.82 _ E PADS\SHOES 1986.95 $5.10.11.40 1986-95 $24.71-38.82 1986-95 $23.15-55.12 1986-95 $23.15-55.12 R~ BRAKE PADS\SHOES PWSO 1986.95 $5.10.11.40 VZ80 1986-95 $6.30-39.00 Y2125 1986-95 .$10.80-44.40 Y22SO 1986-95 $10.80-44.40 ~ • -=:1 ~ ... ~ _ 1 -800-311 -7223 THROTTLE CABLES PWSO Y280 Y2125 Y22SO 1986-95 $9.15 1986-95 $11.40 1986-95 $10.05-12.73 1986-95 $10.05-13.35 FRONT BRAKE LEVERS PWSO Y280 Yll25 Y22SO lWIe»te»c:yc::; __• 1986-95 $5.70 1986-95 $9.5.6 1986-95 $9.56-13.35 1986-95 $9.56-13.35 CLUTCH LEVERS PWSO Y280 Y2125 Y2125 Y22SO Y22SO ~'!,Y~~Ar.I~t~ 1986-95 $6.45 1988·95 $11.10 1988-93 $6.45 1984·95 $11.10 1986-93 $10.Ds-13.35 1994-95 .$11.10 THOUSAND OAKS YAMAHA WORKS GRAPHICS FROM IVII:X::A.. .. 9.,,~ CALL FOR PRICING' ALL MODELS IN STOCK p.,~ . ., .. 0 ~.)II' .. #, REAR BRAKE PEDALS Y280 Y2125 Y22SO 1986-95 $13.65-43.12 1986-95 .$53.82-97.87 1986-95 $53.89-99.90 J'PSII"""· HIE [iijiSJps ~"1JfI 2388 E. THOUSAND OAKS BLVD. THOUSAND OAKS, CA 91382 INFO BOil 4&7-3765 - 24 H _ FAX _ 373-0'123 EVENTS I' -~--------51 MINI: 1. Hans Ned (Hon); 2. Joe Shane (Kaw); 3. Travis Reagan (Kaw); 4. Brannon Fergu~n (K.lw);S. ].R. Carter (Kaw). 125 A: l. D.avey Ye'.lCk (Suzl; 2. Nathan Ramsey (Suz): 3, Jim Neese (Hon); 4. Jim Chester (Suz); 5. Trent Hansen (Han) 125 8: I. Jeffery Ryan tSuz); 2. Lukl> Presnell (Hon): 3. John Robertson (Han); 4. Paul Justus (Yam); 5. Chris Mowery (Suzl. 125 C: l. Zachry Hickerson (5uz); 2. Timmy Morrison (Kaw); 3. Kc\rin Helms (Hon): 4. Chris Seigler (Yam); 5. Joshe Clark (CZ). 125 D: 1. Nakia Buchanan (Kaw); 2. Adam Patterson (Yam); 3. Jason tibeTa (Yam); 4. Casey Strickland (Hon); 5. Will lackey (Hon). 250 A: 1. Mike Kalin (Hon); 2. Jim Neese (Hon); 3. Davey .Ye:zek (Suz); 4. Jim Chester (Suz); 5. Nathan R.1mley (Kaw). 250 B: 1. Jason Baldwin (Hon); 2. John Robertson (Hon); 3. Bnan Bourne ()(awl; 4. David Owens (K.1W). 250 C: I. Joskc Oark (CZI; 2. John Thompson (Hon); 3. Brian Harlt:ss (Kaw); 4. Joshua Cagle (Kilwl; S. Roy Lee IA.>nnie (Han). 2SO D: l. Will Uckey (Hon); 2. Steve Cannon (Yam); 3. Troy Bunch (Suzl; 4. Steve Gibson (Kaw); 5. David Adams (Yam). U/t AM: 1. Jeffery Ryan (Suz); 2. P,lul Justus (Yam); 3. Jason Baldwin (Hon); 4. Nell Thompson fHon); 5. Scotty Moyers (Han). Z5~: 1. Brian Jusllce (Yam); 2. David Buis (Hon); 3. Milch Libera (Yam); 4. Steve Gibson (Kaw); S. Greg Outlaw (Honl. 30+: L Danid Travis Bt-lllYam); 2. Michael Purvis (Yam); 3. Robt.'rI Sutton (Hon): 4. lohn Brown (Han). Duvall downs Ada ST By Nicalee Sowders ADA, OK, NOV. 11 Joey Duvall blasted to the Open Expert-dass win as Key Racing presented its first-ever indoor dirt track race at the newly built Ada Agriplex, which hosted over 140 entrants. In the Open Expert dass. Duvall got off the line first followed by Victor McAnally and Jason Yager. By the third lap, Yager was in the pits with motor problems. On the fourth lap, Scott Deubler went down in turn three, and Scherb got tangled up in the crash. On the restart, Duvall got the holeshot and never looked back as McAnally and Steven~ gave chase. On the seventh lap, Mitch Hovden slid down, bringing out the yellow flag. In the end, Duvall, McAnally and Stevens finished 12-3. In the Dash for Cash, Duvall grabbed the holeshot and never looked back as McAnally and Stevens tried to catch him. But at the end of the end of the four-lap dash. Duvall remained on top for the win. In the 250cc Expert class. Casey Burton seemed to have shifting problems on the starting line at the green flag but soon got it going in last place. The holeshot went to Scott Scherb, who was being challenged by DuvalL Another battle was taking place for third between Kurtis Taylor and Rusty Bond. On lap five, Brandon' Drtwrigbt slid down in the middle of turns' three and four but was ablo to get back up and finish the race. Last-place starter Burton was up to sixth when the checkered flag flew. Scherb took the win, Duvall was second and Taylor was third. . Results 80: 1. Carl Hio;:km"n (K.1W); 2. Merle Wilham:> (Hun); J. John Dealmlnana (Kaw); 4. Ryan McMilhiin (Kaw); 5. Zach Mo1SSCY (Kaw). 250 EX: 1. SColl Scherto (I-Ion); 2. JCtt:'y Duvall (Kdw); 3. Kurtis Taylor (Yam): 4. Rusty Bond (Hoo): 5. Joe Snyder (Yam). OPEN EX: 1.locy Duvall (W-R); 2. Victor McAnally fH·D);3. Scott SteVen:> (Rill); 4. Brei Br.,ddy (H-D): 5. Scott Scherb (1-1-0). Ty zips at Leapin' Lizard Enduro By Ron Pocher W" VIDEO RELEASES Now Available Through Cycle News Video Theater 1995 AMA NATIONAL MOTOCROSS SERIES IouncI #6 - Buchanan, Michigan ('156F) For the third time in 1995, Honda's Jeremy McGrath was able to give the Red Riders team an overall win in the AMA 250cc National Championship MX Series. McGrath's win at Red Bud Track·N·Trail near Buchanan. Michigan gave the three·time Supercross champion momentum in his pursu~ 01 a lil'S1--ever ouldoor National tide. Team Yamaha's Jell Emig fought ~rty w~ McGrath throughoulthe afternoon in the hopes 01 extending his personal Red Bud winning streak to lour consecutive years, all three 01 those previous wins coming in the 125cc class. Team Suzuki's Greg Albertyn matched his season-best finish w~ third overall, while Yamana's resurgent Damon Bradshaw was a solid lourth on the day. For 22 years, the MSR·backed Red Bud Nationals have long been considered one 01 the premier stops of the AMA National Championship Series. The Gene R~hie-organizedevent attracted a huge audience of approximately 15,000 lans on a bright and sunny day. The course itse~ ollered a crowd-pleasing mix 01 stadium obstacles strewn ·across an old·school motocross track. You can pul the Red Bud Nationals into your own living room w~ this 47minute show lrom Motovideol 94 NEW CUYAMU. CA. NOV. 19 Newly crowned National End.uro Champion Ty Davis handily won the "Leapin' Lizard" Enduro near the town of New Cuyamu, California, for the third consecutive year. The host club, Central Coast Motorcycle Association, put on a treacherous event that wound through the Ballinger Canyon riding area and featured many types of off-road terrain. Davis, fresh off a win at the Baja 1000, used this race as a "working holiday" and beat his closest competitor by just over one minute. The majority of the entries zeroed the first check, which was located at the end of an 18mph section, but the speed averages would get faster while the ~ourse got rougher. Most riders dropped points .at the second check, a special test that ran through a whooped-out sand wash with averages of 24-30 mph. The seCond special test was routed through a rough, rocky section of hills where the dusty conditions and 24-mph average would claim points from most of the field. The first difficult section of the second loop wound through a tight, off-camber seotion of trails located in a forest of manzanilia that damaged many a jersey and quite a few spiri.ts as well. This test would be a "walk in the park" when compared with what was in store. At the 68-mile mark riders were sent into a steep, rocky, downhill creek bed with walls just wider than a set of trimmed handlebars. Fallen trees that had to be ducked under or ridden

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