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David Bailey.....when he was still racing a Bultaco.....he went Pro a couple years after that.....if that counts
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80's
Eddie Hicks
Steven Kotajarvi (The Flyin' Finn)
Bubba Smith
Jeff Emig
Butch Smith (Snowy)
Dave Miller of DMC would show up and rock on an 80!
Damon Huffman on 60's freakin ripped!
I know i am missing a bunch of fast kids here......its been a loooong time.
125/250
Willie Surratt
Kenny Zahrt
Jeff Mayberry
Rich Truchzenski
John Ortner (I think)
Tim Hanna
Ted Campbell (KTMs back in the day!) Dude ripped!
Mike Healy
Mike Pascaralla.....that dude was amazingly fast.
Shit I know i am missing a ton of local pros that we saw everyweekend. Back in those days it was totally common for Pros to race a SX on Saturday night then show up at a local race the next morning. Many times, Jim Holley, Micky Diamond, McGrath, RJ, Lechien, Wardy, Nicky Pounds, Ricky Ryan, Aj Whiting tey would all come and race. Really friggin cool...that shit don't happen now days, noooo way!
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but my first encounter with a pro was the Alessi brothers in Alma Georgia, I was on an 80 and was around 14-15 yrs old, I think Mike was a year younger. They pulled up and had 4-5 80's each with them it was surreal.
Alma had a big 120' step down table that took me 8 months before I hit on my 80, Mike Alessi came in did one lap around the track and the next soared over it. That day he also raced the dash for cash race on an 80 and destroyed our local pro who was on a 250
But this guy was at Canyon Raceway a few years later...1980
Pit Row
todd campbell.
Trailways 1978
Big Berm 1979
Ryan Huffman came to Madras Or. in 98 or 99 on a KX-250 and sized up the front two tables and hit it pinned in 5th and downsloped the 2nd one perfectly.
Crazy leap. We measured it at 160 feet.
load of Suzukis with #322 on them. Surprisingly, I don't believe he won that day as I recall him crashing
and crimping the pipe shut in one of the motos.
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