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Here are a few factory championship winning 125s I ran across:
Marty Smith's 1975-

Bob Hannah's 1976-

Broc Glover's 1977-

Mark Barnett's 1980-

Jeff Ward's 1984-

Ron Lechien's 1985-

Micky Dymond's 86 and 87-


George Holland's 1988-

Guy Cooper's 1990-

Mike Kiedrowski's 1991-

Steve Lamson's (like his 95 and 96)-

Ricky Carmichael's 97, 98, and 99-



Travis Pastrana's 2000-

Mike Brown's 2001 (actually Tallon Vohland's)-

Grant Langston's 2003-

James Stewart's 2004-

I'm sure others can fill in the gaps that I left, as well as honorable mentions
Marty Smith's 1975-

Bob Hannah's 1976-

Broc Glover's 1977-

Mark Barnett's 1980-

Jeff Ward's 1984-

Ron Lechien's 1985-

Micky Dymond's 86 and 87-


George Holland's 1988-

Guy Cooper's 1990-

Mike Kiedrowski's 1991-

Steve Lamson's (like his 95 and 96)-

Ricky Carmichael's 97, 98, and 99-



Travis Pastrana's 2000-

Mike Brown's 2001 (actually Tallon Vohland's)-

Grant Langston's 2003-

James Stewart's 2004-

I'm sure others can fill in the gaps that I left, as well as honorable mentions
and how dare you forget Doug Henry
Marty Smith's 1974
Broc Glover's 78, 79
Mark Barnett 81,82
Johnny Omara 83
Mike Kiedrowski 89
Jeff Emig 92
Doug Henry 93,94 (Thanks for fillin in three9zero)
Steve Lamson's actual 95,96
James Stewart's 2002
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I though my eye spotted something different, as the bike looks like it has 2 carbs and the cylinder is too off the the side to be a single. That must have been the most wild and expensive works bike ever. I can remember reading an interview with Johnny-O saying that was the sickest bike he had ever rode. That thing must have sounded insane. I wonder who has it or where it is now ? As it would be cool to take a look at.
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