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JR CYCSTK NOV 9-1 1: 1. Danny Kusak; 2. Chad Anderson; 3. Bull Frog Newman; 4. Levi Sackett ; 5. Tami Trickle . JR CYC STK INT 6·8: 1. Jimmy Gr iego. JRCYCSTKINT9-11 : 1.Cary Hart: 2.MikeGilbert . JR CYC MOD INT 9-11: 1. Mike Gilbert; 2. Car y Hart. 80 STK NOV 9-11: 1. Mike Michels. 80 STK NOV 12+: 1. Chris Pecino: 2. David Gr iego: 3. Lance Taylor: 4. Jell Hodge: 5. Dan McNutt: 6.Jeff Caldwell; 7. Jeff Korhonen: 8.Scott Schueicler; 9. John Camden: 10. Kevin Clark; 11. Randy Kless ig; 12. Dave Griffith; 13. Robert Hins- ley: 14. Ryan Clark ; 15. Dale Albiston; 16. Dave Ayotte ; 17. Doug Panon; 18. Steve Schrum; 19 . Dave Balmer; 20.Brenda Verzani; 21. Jeff Shindell; 22. Jessie Newman; 23 . Shane Fowler; 24. Paul Graci; 25. Greg Ciotti; 26 . Donnie Wood s. 80 MOO NOV 12+: David Griego; 2. Chr is Pocino: 3. Lance Taylor; 4. Pa ul Graci. 80 STK INT 12+: Kerry Mu lltgan; 2.Kenny Arnold; 3.Richard Saxton; 4. Robert Flores; 5.Mike Palmer. 80 MOD INT 12+: Richard Saxton ; 2.KerryMulli - gan; 3. Robert Flores: 4. Ken Arnold. 125 NOV: 1. Tad Maserang; 2. Tl Taylo r; 3. Ken Arnold: 4. Todd Gardn er; 5. John Hill ; 6. Jimm y Rampa; 7. Tony Davis; 8. David Gianchett i; 9. John Casebeer ; 10. Dave Russell ; 11. Frank Singer; 12. Jason Chatterton; 13. Mi ke Lee: 14.Robert DeCoop· man; 15.Rick Barron; 16.Garg Casebeer ; 17. Loren Matt son; 18 . Patr ick Hidden; 19 . Dave Haslam; 20 . Steve Goodwin. 125 INT: 1. Greg Vowell : 2. John Moran; 3. Joh nny Day; 4. Sonny Reisig; 5. Br ian Pryor; 6. Steve Shultz; 7. Ed Rampa; 8. John McDonough. 125 PRO: 1. Robert Naughton ; 2. Scon Under- wood ; 3. Kurt Henricksen; 4. Er ic Sackett. 250 NOV: 1. Jeff Palmer: 2. Jay Cody: 3. Scott Bassett ; 4 . Ter ry Hatf ield; 5. Mike Gibson; 6. Ken Teeterz; 7.John Van Hoove. 8. Lorin Noorda; 9. Rick Newmil ler; 10.Gene Mason; 11. BillyWillingham; 12. Jeff Harrison; 13. Ross Shurtl iff ; 14 . Bria n Farewell ; 15. Ron Reed; 16. Bill Bearup; 17. Dan Dotson; 18 . Gerald Bales; 19 . Ron Goodwin; 20. Will iam Lee. 250 INT: r . John Humphrey; 2. Trevor May; 3. Cl int Lamb; 4 , Robert Harr ison; 5. Ter ry Thomas; 6. Joe Shammons; 7. Benn ie Brown. 250 PRO: 1. Sean Steele; 2. Dave Townsend; 3. 3. Kenny Scott. 4. Gus Partr idge; 5.Jim Bradley; 6. Clayton Carr; 7. Dean GraffL 500 INT: 1. Kirk Bothwell; 2. Frank Lovaas. 500 PRO: 1. Billy Hi ll; 2. Tim Sparks; 3. Anthony Pasq ualon o; 4. Barry Hill; 5. Don Fuller. Scott Robert son; 4. Pat Shields; 5. Kevin Steele; 6. Jahner Kight ; 7. Paul Denn is. 500 NOV: r .Chris Newmill er; 2.Dann y Leberge r; • High-output liquid cooled engine with D12g-----:::;,:;, ncsium case San1psonconquers FRA Tinhorn Enduro By Mike Klinger LUCERNE VALLEY. CA. :\IAR. 17 Scott Sampson put his new An swer Product s/Duralube/ Kolbe Honda-sponsored Hon da 250R atop a large rider field to take th e overa ll victory at th e Family Racing Associat ion Tinho rn Enduro . Sampson was th e on ly rider with a two-po in t score. and only seven rid- ers p laced in th e threes. Mashburn Kaw asaki 's Scott J acobsen outla sted th e one- loop co ntenders aboard h is Kawasaki 80 in th e Mini A division, For th e th ird time. FRA presen ted a fabulous gi ft to one lucky enduro en t ra n t. This mo nth . Lakewood Honda dona led a 650-wa tt Honda generator; Greg Larso n of Cov ina was the winner. Co untdown Engi- neerin g pUI on th eir t imekeepin g seminars and Jim Walker won th e draw in g for th e 200 Countdown compu ter, Walker proceeded to go OUI on Sunda y a nd wi n the Super Senior C class, Out th rough Anderson Dry Lake, loop one fo llowed the famous windy canyon just west of the foorhi lls and th en headed for th emoonrocks of th e old sla te min e. Lakewood Honda personnel manned the first check of the end uro which was located in the middle of a ll th e moonrocks. The check ca ugh t all th e riders hi tt in g the brak es and sliding into the cards.The course then went across th e ope n desert a t 30 mph into a reset th at con- fused everyone , As the riders sat and waited, thev real ized that th e next sec- tion was 24 mph and most rider s could not make up th e time. A sur- prise check was righ t aro und the nex t bend;mOSI of the ride rs were late. AA rider Tom Webb (Yam) said th at he sat momentarily unti l he figured o ut what was happening th en blasted crazi!v to zero th e check onlv by two seco nds. The remainder of rheloop jetted out and aro und Soggy Dry -4 " j~ 1 1, ~~_. ~4 I. ... • Fully adjust2ble single shock rear-suspension with Ohlins Shocks Not aWR,NotanXC .Definitely a Husqvarna The New "WRX" Our new WRXis a blending of the two most successful off-road motorcycles in history, the WR-Enduro and XC-Cross Country. Each has won ch:unpionships around the world in its respective sport , But many of you have asked us for an enduro machine with single-shock technology, and a longer wheelbase and suspension that can also be used for han: scram- bles or desert usc.Your wish is our col1UIl2J1d! Avai1:lble now, in both 400 and 250Cc versions, the new WRXhas all the exciting features that make a Husqvarna some- thing very special: • U1tra-dunble chrome- moly lightweight frame with aluminum swing arm • u.s. Forest Service approved, low- malntenance sp:ark arrestor • the Husqv:arD2 W21T3J1ty • Handcr:dted quality Remember, the \VRXdoes not replace the WR or Xc. It is a special machine with all-around competitive capabilities. and may well be the most fun you've ever had on two wheels. Check out the WRX and all the new '85 Husqvarnas at your dealer now, The winner's circle awaits, Husqvarna TH E FI NAL STEP UP Husqvarna Motorcycle Co. • 4925 Mercury Street • San Diego. 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