AHRMA MAG July 2020, Vol. No. 2, Issue No. 6

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Race Reports • Aonia Pass DT/Trials • Gaston DT • Talladega GP Raceway Track Day • Reynlow Park CC • Slickpoo - Regional MX

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welcome to AHRMA Mag

PUBLISHER The American Historic Racing Motorcycle Association EDITOR Joe W. Koury joe.koury@ahrma.org PAGE LAYOUT DESIGNER Kevin McIntosh kevin.mcintosh@ahrma.org TOOLBOX TIPS CONTRIBUTOR Lucy Bolton EDITORIAL CONTRIBUTORS

Assembling the AHRMA MAG is like building an engine. The goal: perfection.

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I hope this short spiel finds everyone enjoying the AHRMA MAG pages and, most importantly, a return to racing in your competition-deprived, COVID-crazed, distantly social motorcycle enthusiast lives.

Me, I’m just waiting, along with my son, Joe, for the next opportunity to tear up some tarmac. I’ll just go ahead and throw it out there: our current personal obligations and disheveled schedules will prevent us from making any roadraces until Little Tally, in September. We will miss all our racing family up in the Midwest. Have a safe and enjoyable back-to-back for us.

Now, back to writing and reading the magazine. You might read the AHRMA MAG once or twice, and maybe go revisit the content on occasion. I, on the other hand, read it at least twenty times—maybe more. I frequently cook indoors and out, some big spreads of food that take either all day, or most of the afternoon. By the time I’m finished, and the food is served, I have no interest in eating it. The Mag is somewhat similar. I’ve been through every fiber of it on my computer screen, to the point where it’s tough to pick it up and read after it arrives. But actually, I do devour it because there’s no online/on-the-screen replacement for the paper in your hands and the images that are so vibrant. But I’m rambling here, so I’ll get to my point.

Copy editing is an obsession for me; I want every sentence of every AHRMA MAG issue to be error-free. I tackle words and paragraphs with the same approach as a race engine build: thorough and precise. This includes sentence structure, punctuation, grammar, spelling, abbreviations, contractions, numerals vs. words, caps or lower case, plural vs. possessive—the assortment of sentence-building components and procedures becomes bewildering at times. When I get thoroughly bamboozled, I research the subject or call my daughter, Joanna, who was an English major, and she bails me out occasionally. My other go-to brainiac is AHRMA number 623, Patrick McGraw. I appreciate both crutches.

Now to wrap all this up and make some sense of the previous pair of paragraphs. There is so much to review before the magazine heads off to the printer: story text and titles, photo captions, photo credits, contributors’ names. It gets hectic. I know Kevin is also glued to his screen, tweaking the layout, responding to my many 11th-hour corrections. When I did my final review of every June issue page, I skipped the Houston TT article I penned since I had edited it several times during its creation. Ouch! When I received my hard copy and read the story, I found four typos and one sentence that had not been updated. Aarrgghh! My goal was to have a 100% correct AHRMA MAG, and I fell a little short—the engine building equivalent of leaving a bolt loose or forgetting to adjust a valve. Oh well, I’ll get another chance at redemption. I’ll get over it. In the meantime, I hope you enjoy the content.

We have included a letters-to-the-editor feature: Backfirin’. We’d love to hear from our readership. Let us know what you like, dislike or what you might want to see in future issues. See you in September.

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AMERICAN HISTORIC RACING MOTORCYCLE ASSOCIATION NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS

Curt Comer, Executive Director 49 Ferguson Lane Elora, TN 37328 Phone: 931. 308. 0338 email: curt.comer@ahrma.org

MEMBERSHIP / DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS Cindy McLean, Executive Administrator 26 Jardin de Mer Place Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 Phone: 904.477.6987 cindy.mclean@ahrma.org

RACE DIRECTORS

ROADRACE DIRECTORS Faynisha Pentecost: 256. 506. 6603 Tony Pentecost: 256. 506. 8254 ahrma@oneracing.org OFF-ROAD DIRECTOR Tony Paul: 256.665.1279 offroad.director@ahrma.org DIRT TRACK DIRECTOR David Aldana: 770. 653. 1909 davidaldana13@hotmail.com CROSS COUNTRY COORDINATOR Becky Hayes Phone: 217.553.1849 email: becky77m@yahoo.com NATIONAL TRIALS COORDINATOR Debbie Poole Phone: 415.889.5246 email: pooleschl1@hotmail.com

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Arthur Kowitz, Chairman: 386. 547. 9504 dbsuperbiker@gmail.com Kelly Shane, Secretary: 775. 772. 2857 fax 530.587.7597; flynpenguin@gmail.com Brian Larrabure, Treasurer: 818. 421. 3440 brianl.ahrma@gmail.com Kevin Burns: 614. 519. 6188 68.kburns@gmail.com Fred Guidi: 724. 462. 1854 fredguidi@gmail.com Luke Conner: 337. 280. 1066 luke.conner@ahrma.org Louis LeBlanc: 225. 405. 8707 louisgleblanc18n@icloud.com Debbie Poole: 415. 435. 0768 pooleschl1@hotmail.com Rob Poole: After 6pm 415. 990. 9003, voicemail: 415.435.0768; robpoole57@hotmail.com Beno Rodi: 770. 867. 1676 beno@rodi.net Albert Newman 214.288.1135 newmann.albert@gmail.com Tim Terrell 336.260.1615 rustynutz22b@gmail.com

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REPRESENTATION or LEADERSHIP? Hello AHRMA, From my perspective as a trustee, being an elected official can be viewed a couple of different ways.

On one hand, members in good standing elect someone to represent them as it pertains to the operations of the members’ organization (trustees in AHRMA's case). In other words, the elected official is a person who will acknowledge a subject, investigate the situation, and act or vote in a way that is in the best interests of the constituents.

On the other hand, most members expect their elected officials to not only use their skill and experience to address issues that come up, but also use their vision to help the organization improve and sustain a future. A good example of representation is our rules proposal process. Members submit proposals to trustees, members make up committees that make recommendations, and members weigh in by sharing their opinions on the trustees' preliminary judgement calls.

Leadership might be when trustees take the initiative to recognize present needs, anticipate future needs, establish goals, craft strategies to reach those goals, and see that the strategies are implemented.

AHRMA, as with many other groups, deals with attrition among our membership. We also recognize that some of our most interesting and iconic racebikes are no longer actively raced (along with some of our most interesting racers). They may have become too valuable, and/or those gifted folks who built them, rode them, and kept them going are no longer doing so.

AHRMA's trustees, as leaders, recognize these unfortunate realities. As stated earlier, we use our vision to come up with ways to meet these challenges as time rolls on. In order to embrace the upcoming generations of enthusiasts, we are well advised to accommodate what is vintage and classic to them. The dynamics of attrition and an ever forward moving timeline create a unique challenge. What can we do to keep AHRMA's original bikes and riders relevant?

Our reasoning is that if we are to have fewer old bikes and members, we could elevate their status to counter the shrinking numbers.

AHRMA's successful "Vintage Cup" program is one of the roadrace discipline's strategies to address these concerns. Our off-road disciplines are looking at ways to incorporate that concept as well. We are also considering a stepped entry fee matrix that encourages entries in some of our important, but shrinking classes. In the works right now is another program to elevate the status of our veteran members. Beginning soon, upon membership renewal, each member will receive a vinyl sticker emblazoned with the number of their 'Years of Membership.'

Take notice of these badges of membership on a fuel tank, helmet, or fairing at the track, and then offer a tip of the cap to that longtime member who has formed the backbone of AHRMA over the years. As for veteran members, offer a welcome to those who are newer to our club, and then take a look at their classic racebikes.

The 2021 Heartland Park 'MotoFest' (canceled this year) may be joined next season by another Classic MotoFest, or two. 'MotoFests' help bring our members together, while bringing back fond memories of the old Steamboat Springs, CO, multi-discipline event back in the day.

These types of actions taken by your trustees are known as leadership.

– Arthur Kowitz AHRMA Chairman of the Board 386.547.9504 dbsuperbiker@gmail.com

IN This Issue Chairman of the Board

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Executive Director

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TOOL BOX TIP - The Dead Thread Dread 24

RR Director

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The Kestell Brothers

Off-Road Director

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Blast from the past

On the road again...

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2021 Rules Proposals - Preliminary Decisions 36

Aonia Pass DT/Trials

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2020 National Series Schedules 48

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Gaston, SC DT 12

Race Previews

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A Different Way to Go Racing 14

2020 Regional Series Schedules

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Talladega GP Raceway Track Day 18

Membership/Race Forms

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Reynlow Park CC 20

AHRMA Volunteer Classifieds

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Oozing Enthusiasm: Layla’s First Trial

Marketplace / Swap Meet

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Hello again AHRMA friends.

This crazy year continues to give with the impact of moving-target COVID developments, the ensuing economic damage and now civil unrest. Nevertheless, AHRMA is dedicated to fulfilling our stated primary purpose “…to promote the sport of vintage motorcycle racing” while maintaining economic stability and providing member services in the face of all these challenges.

Your Roadrace and Off-road Directors, as well as the individual discipline coordinators, have been hard at work with the various promoters, track managements, state and local regulators, etc., trying salvage what is left of the 2020 racing season. Thanks to everyone for embracing the necessary COVID compliance requirements so we can keep our members healthy as racing resumes. Additionally, these officials are already endeavoring to prepare the best possible calendar for 2021 including several potential AHRMA Classic MotoFest events at high profile venues.

AHRMA off-road recently returned to racing at National Trials and Cross Country events in Curt Comer with David Light Pennsylvania and a Motocross in South Carolina while roadracing had Track Days at Talladega GP and a 250GP Bultaco Raceway a few weeks ago. Those who know me, know I too like to ride and race—so, even though I wasn’t able to attend our recent off-road events, I did get to enjoy track time at the Talladega Track Days. A big treat for me was turning a few laps on the wonderfully prepared Bultaco campaigned by AHRMA member Craig Light. The bike is largely influenced by Craig’s dad, David, who along with Grandad have a long history with the brand.

Also of interest and enjoyment, was the opportunity to put in many laps on the Zero Formula Lightning e-bike of Chairman, Arthur Kowitz. Thanks guys!

One-AHRMA – Curtis E. Comer AHRMA Executive Director 931.308.0338 curt.comer@ahrma.org

Curt Comer with Arthur Kowitz and the Formula Lightning Zero

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racing. Our plan is to open up Barber registration and paddock parking after Gingerman. If you have any questions regarding whether or not you qualify, please email ahrma@oneracing.org before you register. There will be no refunds nor credits for this event. Please do not ask if your friends can reserve paddock camping because they cannot. Paddock parking and camping is for you and your crew. If we can keep to that rule, you will have more room in your paddock area.

Some may not have seen the new requirements for Barber and Regional Champions. This information is available at ahrma.org under Roadrace Schedule. If you have any questions email or call us. One of the hardest parts of this year was revising these requirements. We want to be fair to all racers without going over our 600 entries per day at Barber.

This column is short this month; not much to report until we get back to racing. Just keep yourself updated on policies for each track. You can go to their website and read their policies and procedures. AHRMA will also keep you updated on the website as we get information.

High Hopes

Hope to see you at a Racetrack soon.

Let me start by saying (a great big) THANK YOU to all those who participated and donated toward the Talladega Track Day in June. We had some good times, and a lot of track time. Only one crash in two days.

We are very hopeful that the remainder of the year will proceed as scheduled. We may miss spectators, but at least we will be back to

– Tony and Faynisha Pentecost AHRMA National Roadrace Directors Faynisha: 256.506.6603 Tony: 256. 506. 8254 ahrma@oneracing.org

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Getting back to racing!

AHRMA members, I am proud to announce that we have been getting some racing in over the past couple of months. With Aonia Pass, Reynlow Park, Moto-Vated MX, Bodnar Ranch, and Marymount Nationals, as well as several other regional events across the country.

As you know, with all that has gone on with the COVID-19 pandemic, every day is a new day. New government regulations change daily.

We are trying hard to keep up with these changes and update our members accordingly. Please make sure to check the schedule often as well as read ALL of your e-blasts as this is the quickest way for us to get information out to our members.

Requirements for a National Championship for 2020 have now been reduced to a required best three plus the AHRMA National Final at Henryetta, OK. The Off-road committee thought this would be best for our members during these uncertain times.

I hope to see everyone at the races. – Tony Paul AHRMA Off-Road Director offroad.director@ahrma.org 256.665.1279

Good times at Reynlow Park Photo by: Lorena Walker

On the road again... Just can't wait to get on the road again...

Seriously! We will be heading north in around two weeks to prepare/pick up the Manxes and the Aermacchi for the trip west to Blackhawk Farms.

Blackhawk and Gingerman will be our third and fourth roadrace weekends of 2020 and both Alex and I are feeling pretty antsy to get on the road after staying home since early March. We have our fingers crossed that nothing will change, and that the governors of the states we will be traveling through will not prohibit us from reaching our destinations.

To be clear, as "Champagne" Bob McKeever was known to say, "It's not just about the racing, it's about the people." We miss our AHRMA family and are anxious to see everybody as (we hope) our racing season resumes.

The event which celebrates our being back roadracing is the first of two back-to-back weekends at Blackhawk Farms in South Beloit, IL, (that's right, back to back-to-back) followed by Gingerman Raceway in South Haven, MI. While Blackhawk is in the backyard of our Midwest members, some of us will get to experience it for the first time. We will be doing something special at Blackhawk Farms in support of the recent 2020 Member Survey in which many of you participated. This survey will go a long way towards supporting our marketing efforts for sponsorships, advertising and attracting new members, so we thank you for your participation! To celebrate, we will be streaming on Facebook Live as we draw one lucky survey participant's name to receive an AHRMA 10'x10' canopy kit, complete with frame and carrying case. We will announce the time in advance with reminders leading up to the drawing, so live stream with us if you can!

In this issue of the AHRMA MAG, we are announcing our first ever online raffle. Through a donation, we have acquired a special Eddie Lawson "Tribute" Yamaha for which tickets may be purchased through the AHRMA Swag store. Eddie has been kind enough to autograph the tank (see pictures in the announcement, elsewhere in this issue), and the raffle page will be announced on ahrma.org as well as through our e-blast newsletter. While tickets will also be sold in person, during AHRMA race events, in order to make them more widely available to our membership and other supporters of AHRMA, we will primarily be offering raffle tickets for sale online. The drawing will be held at the 16th Annual Barber Vintage Festival, Saturday, October 10, 2020, so make sure you purchase your tickets to be eligible for this drawing.

By the time you are reading this, you will also have access to the preliminary AHRMA Board of Trustee votes on the 2021 Rule Change Proposals and the online AHRMA Rule Change Proposal Comment Form. Comments and questions will ONLY be accepted via the online comment formwhich will be linked to the announcement of the preliminary votes being available to review. And again, the ONLY comments and questions accepted will be those submitted through the online form.

Any comments or questions that are submitted via other methods will be rejected.

There are some other very exciting things (as always) that are going on behind the scenes.

Let's just say, there's never a dull day with AHRMA!

Just can't wait to get on the road again...

The life I love is going racing with my friends ...

And I can't wait to get on the road again. – Cindy McLean #022 Executive Administrator, AHRMA 26 Jardin de Mer Place Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 904.477.6987 8

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Rockin' out on the CT70 with Alex at the controls Photo by: David King

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SHORT TRACK / TT

#44B Mike Collier leading the way ahead of #13 David Aldana

Yes, we finally were able to put bikes on the tracks at Aonia Pass, GA, and Gaston, SC. The Aonia Pass event was held om May 5th, and had a great turnout with riders coming from as far away as Louisiana and Illinois.

COVID-19 waivers were signed, and everyone did their “social distancing” when in groups.

The Aonia Pass crew did a tremendous job of preparing the track. If you have not raced at this track, I highly recommend you give it a try. The Georgia clay was groomed to perfection and offered some excellent side-by-side racing in the corners. A few multiple winners in the Short Track included Dave Kauffman in the Dinosaur and Classic 500/750 and Henry Samsing coming in first in three classes: Classic 250, Sportsman 250 and Sportsman 600.

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The TT at Anoia Pass had more riders and provided some “off camera” excitement when they left the ST and headed over the jumps. Leads changed multiple times and the jump back on to the track (see the photo of David Aldana) offered some tense moments for many. A few winners included Preston Palmer in the Dinosaur Class, Henry Samsing won the Sportsman 250 (the largest class), David Aldana winning the Senior, Super Senior and Seventies Singles classes. Another multiple winner was Charlie Williams in the Four Stroke Super Singles and Seventies 50+ classes.

SHORT TRACK / TT / TRIALS

Congratulations to all the winners!

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#28 Rick Pollok & #63 Henry Samsing flying high on the TT track

The pack ready to hit the track

Ah, it warms the heart to be doing trials again—even in times such as these!

The Atlanta Motorcycle Club pulled off the AHRMA Redwood Engineering National Trial, with no ill effects!

Graham Foster, Harry Heilemann and I assembled eight sections, and we are pleased to report that people answered The Call and came out of the woodwork to help checking sections: Harry Heilemann, John Scales, Steve Candler, Laura and Speedy Davis, Dennis Simoes, Mike Dalmaso and Mike Clifton all contributed to making this a great day. I actually had more checkers than the required eight.

Twenty-three riders showed up to go ride in the woods at Aonia Motorsports Park. The youngest rider was Layla Paul, aged nine, and the oldest was Mike Collier (of Mike and Donna fame). The makes represented were a gaggle of TYs, a smattering of TLs, two KTs, a Greaves, a Hodaka, a polished Ariel, a Royal Enfield, a Montesa, and a solitary Cub. One modern ran support just for the fun of it.

Night laps on the short track

Highest scores were shared by Beno Rodi, Stan Cooper and Wanda McCalister. Low score was Steve Glinski who managed to drop a single point, although we are still looking for a picture of the solitary offending dab. Modern Classic Novice, Intermediate and Expert classes ruled the day with six, five and three riders respectively. In all cases, I was told that rock, brush, logs and a muddy Seventh contributed to the fun, and a good time was had by all.

This was an almost English trial with the checkers keeping score to help prevent spread of COVID through so many pieces of paper. Numbers pinned on the riders’ chests prevented close personal interaction to help maintain proper social distance. To my knowledge no riders or officiants were harmed in the performance of their duties.

Hopefully we will see you all once again at the next event at Aonia Pass, in Washington, GA.

TRIALS 2020 Redwood Engineering National Trial Aonia, Georgia Words & Photos by: Bill Gould

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Aldana #13 leading at start, while #66 Scott Kay finished second and a hidden #2 Charlie Willams was the eventual winner

Gaston, SC TT and Short Track Photos by: Ken Hutto

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Pulling in after practice, Rickie Pollok and Henry Samsing

By: David Aldana SEDT (Southeast Dirt Track) graciously was the host for AHRMA's National TT and Short Track events, sponsored by VMC frames and Hagerty Insurance.

Gaston, SC, was a new event for our racers. The weather could not have been better. Being one of the first races back from the COVID-19 stay-at-home order did not keep the racing fans and riders from enjoying a great event with riders and family.

The facility has a large motorcycle complex with numerous motorcycle tracks with a newly designed short track.

TT Racing got going mid-afternoon, with Henry Samsing winning the 250 Sportsman and Seventies two-stroke class. The Classic 500/750 was won by Rickie Pollock, with Beno Rodi coming in second place. The Four-stroke Singles class, saw the year-long #2 Charlie Williams aboard a beautiful Yamaha

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#66 Scott Kay on Rotax, #63 Henry Samsing Rokon

battle continue between the very competitive and always exciting riders David Aldana on his Honda, Charlie Willams on a beautifully prepared Yamaha, and an exuberant Rotaxmounted Scott Kay. They finished in that same order. David Aldana came out on top of the Sportsman 600, and Super senior classes. Preston Palmer finished second to Rodi in the Dinosaur class.

While the sun settled and the track carefully prepared for short traction by Tar Heel NC Track owner, Rick Lovett, everyone was anxious and ready to go. There was no lack of enthusiasm as veteran pro racer John Skinner, on an immaculate Triumph, took the checkered flag first in the Sportsman 750 race, with Beno Rodi second. Rodi again got the better of Preston Palmer for the Dinosaur win. The short track class of Sportsman 250 and Seventies Two-stroke

from L to R: #59 Preston Palmer, #28 Rickie Pollok, #63 Henry Samsing, #2 Charlie Willams, 66 Scott Kay, #27 Beno Rodi, #13 David Aldana

was again successfully contested and won

by Rokon-mounted Henry Samsing. This time, in the short track portion of the event, things got a good shakeup. Charlie Williams showed them the way around the now brushed off surface with good even traction everywhere, in the Seventies Singles and Four-stroke Super Singles class. Williams took the lead from Aldana on lap two and never looked back. While the race for second got hotter, it was Scott Kay putting on a fine display of racing to finish second ahead of third-place David Aldana.

A huge thank you has to go out to all the volunteers, from the gatekeepers keeping all the signatures and waivers correctly signed, flagmen keeping an eye on riders, the ladies and gents who kept up with and did an excellent job, scoring all the races, to track prep—all of the SEDT workers. Thank you.

TT action. Winner, D. Aldana, Scott Kay, Charlie Williams, Henry Samsing, Rickie Pollok maneuvering the TT track.

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NORTHWEST REGION

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Cul de Sac, Idaho June 13th and 14th By: Debbie Poole Photos: Kate Jorgenson

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#5R AREI JAMES

The Northwest Region had its first event of the 2020 season at the Slickpoo Motocross Park in Cul de Sac, Idaho, where the Orofino Motorcycle Club hosted a Vintage Trials and Vintage MX on the weekend of June 13th and 14th.

Saturday dawned sunny and warm though the rain appeared right on time for the start of the Vintage Trials. Except for Section One, which Trialmaster Matt Parsons routed around, the steady drizzle did not affect the loop and twenty-one Belstaff- and GORETEX-clad riders headed out for three loops of nine sections of rocks, roots, mud and creek bottoms. Many of the sections were under the trees which provided a welcome respite from the rain for riders and checkers alike. All the sections took points from JULY 2020

every rider with the best score of the day being one point by Greg Houchin in Modern Classic Novice, followed by the three-point score of soon to be Expert Jeff Bushey in Modern Classic Intermediate. Southwest Regional Coordinator Luke Sayer escaped from Los Angeles to take the win in Premier Heavyweight Intermediate over Sean Fromhold by five points.

Eighty-six Vintage MX and twenty Post Vintage riders awoke Sunday to sunny skies and a very wet and sloppy track. However, after four rounds TRIALS RIDER #38M CHET MALITO of practice the track had dried to nearly perfect conditions. The first moto saw Arei James get the hole shot with her Maico and lead the Sportsman 500 Experts and Intermediates up the 120-foot high start hill.

Nevertheless, George Amaro from Willows, California, managed to sneak past her for the lead in each moto.

In the 60+ Expert class, Chet Malito kept his KX400 out in front for a hard-fought win. Post Vintage Open Age Intermediate saw Steve Liberty and David Beck split moto wins with Steve taking the overall win. Sean Riddle bested Steve in the Post Vintage 500 Intermediate class.

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A DIFFERENT WAY

to Go Racing

By: Mike Bootes

Proud participants Photo by: Eric Trosper

During my career as a carpenter, it was obvious to me that I could not work with a broken collarbone, so I decided early on that, as much as I wanted to, I would not go racing as a rider.

Instead, I continued as a careful street rider and dedicated racing fan and spectator with a particular interest in grand prix bikes and classes. One highlight of many years was the Mid-Ohio AMA Superbike weekend featuring for me the 250 GP championship during an era of annual development and wide distribution by Yamaha of bona fide GP bikes.

All things TZ provided endless fascination and the seed of ambition was cemented by a surprisingly amiable conversation with Bruce Linde in the back paddock at Mid-Ohio. Bruce said, “There is a manual from Yamaha that covers everything.

Anyone who can read can run one of these.”

Some years later, in 1999, I found myself well enough heeled to just barely afford the purchase of a ’92 TZ250 4DP from a classified ad in Cycle News and only 100 miles away. It would be another 14 years before retirement would allow me the time to really use the bike as it deserved.

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In the meantime, this bike saw the track only a handful of times each year in the hands of a succession of three riders, all talented and successful veteran racers whom I was blessed to count among my friends here in Cincinnati.

The time and money limitations allowed us to climb a gentle and generous learning curve made gradually easier by the growth of the internet. Forums, email and eBay expanded the reach to a world of enthusiasts and pool of parts and expertise while the bike ripened into a middle-aged vintage status just common enough to find appropriate competition and just exotic enough to remain very special.

We will be ever thankful to Yamaha for the decision to make so many TZs for so many years available to so many people to the point that even a carpenter could keep one going reasonably well. Throughout most of the long history of the TZs, Yamaha offered to the public through their dealerships a sanitized version of last year’s grand prix bikes. With the bike we bought, the story that our bike had originally been the spare for Sinichi Ito in the Japanese national 250 GP series, was imported to the US by a returning serviceman and ended up doing a little WERA duty before the rider from whom we purchased it moved up to the next newer 4TW series.

Our early years featured rider number two, Bill Atkins, at the inaugural motorcycle event at Barber in ’03 racing with WERA. That was followed by several years there with AHRMA including what remains the bike’s best Barber time yet of 1:39.2 in ’05 while jumping

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’92 TZ250 4DP Photo by: Mike Bootes

back and forth between the TZ and his Bears Norton. Bill was also the early engine mechanic and tuning tutor as I learned to source parts, care for the chassis and to start the thing. We decided early on to emphasize reliability with a careful ‘stock’ specification for the tuning.

There is surprisingly little suggestion that the power can be improved with porting or other modification. Among our spares, we have several generations of cylinders and ignitions but have found no dramatic increases in power among them. The 4DP chassis is considered to be ‘better handling’ than the subsequent 4TW series, but I don’t know. What we do know is that there are very few better handling bikes anywhere and that a good rider can get a lot out of 78 horsepower in a 240-pound bike.

Especially helpful has been our work with Bill Moeller dating from the heyday of his shop, Bore Tech. I was delighted that Bill was equally inspired by the TZ and was willing to share his expertise as we learned the specifics of the 4DP TZs together. I don’t hold it a bit against Bill that, as I encountered the opportunity of retirement in 2014 and looking for rider number four, he introduced me to Gregory Glevicky. As some of you may know, we have had a wonderful 6 seasons together making 7 or 8 events a year. Greg has been very respectful of the bike and his instinctive riding style makes good use of the best qualities of our bike(s) with only the most rare abuse or misjudgment.

There are 2 later generations of TZs with up to a 20 horsepower advantage, but Greg has shown what good riding can accomplish on a reasonably reliable bike.

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hands and our ability to compete successfully with such a variety of machines proved to be extremely satisfying for me even if my spectating has been limited to the pit wall. It has been a real joy to become part of the show at so many great racetracks. I am surprised that more owners do not offer their bikes to promising or experienced riders. The shared work of a weekend has much to be said for it. We have assembled a second bike from accumulated parts and are working on a third engine.

We do contemplate the subtleties of wearing out a thoroughbred machine but also believe that they age best on the track. As a mechanic, it is a source of endless pleasure to work on a machine designed so single-mindedly for racing. There is preciously little inclination to question the choices of the Yamaha engineers. There is no better time than this interrupted season to pursue Bill Moeller’s mantra of “meticulous assembly.”

4DP TZ250’s Place in History Our original bike is a ’92. This was the first of the widely distributed 90-degree v-twins (the 3YLs of ’91 were a single transition year; the first v-twin to replace the last of the parallel twins/reverse cylinder bikes). These motors feature a balance shaft and ‘guillotine’ power valves controlled by an ECU with fixed advance curve. The carburetors are flat slide Mikunis with a ‘power jet’ solenoid sitting in separate ‘shrouds’ with minimal ducting in the fairing that results in the lower cylinder running at least one jet size smaller as it gets less air.

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As much for convenience as anything, we run Sunoco 110 ‘leaded’ fuel which most notably requires a smaller head volume than the subsequent ‘unleaded’ set-up of the 4TW successors from ’96. It is interesting that just last year, Australia banned all leaded fuel. We saw a small scramble for unleaded heads and ignitions and leaving us thankful that such environmental enthusiasm has not penetrated US racing. We do have a bit of guilt about our distinctive air pollution contribution but it sure seems to clean up when the revs pass 8000 on their way to peak power at 11,500 and, when things are right, no loss of power in over-rev to 12,500. We have seen 78 RWHP on Bill Moeller’s dyno on a late summer day to verify baseline main jetting.

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Twin TZs in the twilight Photo by: Gregory Glevicky

We have chosen the reliability of a ‘stock’ set-up with careful adherence to component mileage. There are surprisingly few well

accepted modifications to consider short of ‘kit’ set-ups that require vanishingly scarce combinations of special cylinders, pistons, heads, pipes, carburetors and ECUs. It was a real treat, but not a temptation, to look over the shoulder of Pat Mooney on his revival of a kitted 4TW TZ in 2018 as he chased Ralph Staropoli’s Honda. At our level of tune, there is still a decent supply of cylinders and heads offered occasionally while Yamaha continues to offer pistons, clutches and almost everything needed for a crankshaft rebuild. Over the years, we have seen a variety of pauses when some parts (such as the center crank bearing) fall off Yamaha’s parts list before someone in the worldwide TZ community will have replica/reproductions fabricated.

These are relatively expensive bikes to run. We roughly estimate that a full 150-mile weekend of racing costs about $500 in consumable parts. We adhere to no more than 450 miles for pistons and not much more than 1200 miles for cranks and cylinder plating. The cylinders can be replated; how many times remains to be seen. We have some on their second restored Nikasil bores. It is my pleasure to document every mile of track time, and to source and install the parts.

The chassis is a very successful evolution of the ‘Delta box’ twin-spar aluminum frame concept pioneered by Yamaha with a linkage rear shock and perfectly adequate up-side-down forks.

It is hard to improve on either of these units. The same is true of the Nissin brake calipers. Careful maintenance and record keeping, accumulation of spare parts through vigilant market watching, and sharing tuning experience are all great pleasures for me while Greg works on making full use of the great handling.

TLC Photo by: Gregory Glevicky

Sidebar By: Joe W. Koury Mike’s quite a reserved AHRMA paddock dweller; a man of few words. My son and I have certainly built a bond with Gregory Glevicky through the years, racing in the CB160 and 200GP classes. I’d say howdy to Mike when visiting with Greg or working on his Honda. I’ve borrowed a tool or two from Mike and watched for years as he ‘mothered’ those TZs. We finally put together some conversations standing on the grid, waiting to handle our riders’ bikes in the CB160 Le Mans-start races. Very interesting conversationalist and, as a fellow anal motorcycle tech, I respect the man. But the coolest Mike memory for me was last year at Little Tally when he and two-stroke ‘scientist,’ Jeff Henise, hooked up in deep discussions of two-stroke ‘philosophy.’ Now that was a enlightening eavesdrop, trying to soak up all that brain trust. And as you have just witnessed, Mike is a very accomplished and entertaining wordsmith.

Gregory Glevicky quote: "Getting to ride these amazing machines is a dream come true. We've now included Mike as a ‘Lost Boy’ (Lost Boyz Racing), whether he likes it or not.”

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Win this incredible Kawasaki ZXR! All dressed up in replica colors, this bike is being offered as a tribute to legendary rider Eddie Lawson, and has the tank autographed by him. The winner will be drawn at the 16th Annual Barber Vintage Festival, Barber Motorsports Park, Leeds, AL, during the AHRMA awards ceremony on October 10.

• Tickets will be going on sale on the ahrma.org website

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• Proceeds will go to benefit AHRMA 501(c)(4) and the Roadracing World Action Fund 501(c)(3) RW's soft air barrier initiative.

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• The beginning of the raffle will be announced on ahrma.org and through AHRMA's eblast communications and on social media.

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BACK ON TRACK: Fundraising Fun at Talladega Gran Prix Raceway By: Jim Essaff

Photos by: Scottie Elkins

The racing season started out strong with Laguna Seca, and then Roebling Road Raceway in February. Little did we know when leaving Roebling Road, the next four events would either be re-scheduled or canceled, and it would be more than three months before we could indulge in some much-needed racing activity. Although not an official race, the Talladega Track Days event scratched an itch and also counted as one race weekend toward Barber Vintage Festival eligibility.

Although I have been attending races (more off than on) since the late ‘70s, I do not race. But being away from the racetrack was getting hard to deal with.

I could only imagine how the riders and officials felt. This is my first season sponsoring the F2 Sidecars, so when the Talladega Fundraiser was announced in support of the officials, I wanted to help as much as possible. After all, they are the ones who organize and make the events happen. More on helping the officials later, but let us get to the weekend!

Another first… When coming to prior events, I always stayed with the brother in his RV, so this was the first event where we (Kim and I) were in our own RV and not camping with the sidecar racing group. The gate opened at 5 PM Friday. We arrived a little after 4 PM and to our surprise the trucks, RVs and trailers were already in two lines almost to the road. With a limited number of power spaces and first-come first-served, we were concerned about not getting a hook-up space. Guess who was one of the first in line? None other than that crazy Indian Bus Guy. The folks working at the track had to drive over the grass to get to the entrance building. We had extra paperwork to complete because of COVID, and people in line were practicing social distancing, some with masks and others without. It was pretty hot and humid and there wasn’t much shade. We felt sorry for the crew inside the building; their air conditioning was not working.

Finally, it was our turn to sign in and we were able to get a hook-up, so we drove over and started unloading. There were a couple from Florida, a couple from North Carolina, a father/daughter team from Houston, one of those crazy hand-shift riders from Florida and three four-legged friends (Gracie was so cute) we camped with. We did not know any of them, but within the first hour, we felt at home with new friends/family. This is one of things I notice about AHRMA folks. Everyone is family and they help each other. After walking around a bit and finding out where help was needed, I discovered the first causality of the weekend. Five gallons of hydraulic fluid was under someone’s RV. Damned levelers. Did I mention it was HOT yet?

Saturday morning was cool and there was dampness covering everything.

With the sounds of the track crew sweeping the tarmac in the background, Tony called the riders meeting at 8:30. Again, everyone was practicing social distancing, some with masks, some without. Tony asked me to explain why Kim and I came out to the track. We both sell CBD products, so we wanted to help AHRMA by raffling two products (both topicals for pain, one cream and one rollon gel), with all proceeds going to AHRMA. I explained the cost of tickets and the products being raffled. Someone in the crowd asked, “What if my wife tells me I’m her pain in the a$$?” I wasn’t quick enough, but should have replied, “Then you need to buy her CBD oil as well.”

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On to the practices.

Finally, I know. There were approximately 60 riders, which were split into four groups. Each group had an opportunity for four sessions in Dan Sokolich the morning. By the third run, I noticed some folks were not going out for practice. Did I mention it was HOT? In fact, we had to continually move the table for our display to keep it in the shade under our canopy, which really didn’t help much. The morning sessions went without any incidents. Rain was forecasted because of Tropical Storm Cristobal, but the storm stayed to the south; however, we did get some cloud cover and some wind, which was welcomed.

There were a couple of incidents during the four afternoon sessions which caused a pause—the first was nothing major. Someone spotted a branch on the track, so there was a delay while the branch was removed. The second incident was a lot more serious when the rider of an older BMW came flying down the back straightaway and into a turn too fast. He went sliding onto the grass area and banged his head hard on the pavement. After a few moments, his bike was on the crash trailer and he jumped into the truck pulling the trailer.

Coming back to the pits, we discovered it was one of our neighbors. After a couple of minutes, he could not remember what happened and how he got back to his RV, so the paramedics were called to re-evaluate. They suspected he had a concussion, but no broken bones. The bike had a couple of issues and required some repair work to return it track-worthy status. His helmet was pretty scraped up. After relaxing for a while, he was told to start slowly walking around and do some talking. He had some really good jokes! The rest of the afternoon session went without a hitch.

There were a couple of people who were not staying overnight and practicing on Sunday, so about 30 minutes after all practices were complete on Saturday, we held the raffle. Kim and I were able to give the proceeds ($160.00) to Faynisha. The first number called was Bill’s, who chose between the cream and roll-on. I remember him saying, “I never win these things.” The second number was called. Guess whose ticket? Yes, Bill again. Someone in the crowd asked how much each item would cost. I said around $60 each, so he offered Bill $50 for the second product. He accepted and promptly handed the money over to Faynisha.

In true AHRMA fashion, our neighbors invited us to join them for a dinner of awesome smoked ribs, baked beans, and corn on the cob. Have I mentioned that AHRMA feels like family? Oh, and yes, it’s still HOT. Sunday morning came and a few additional riders showed up for the practice sessions; considering some riders only came to practice on Saturday, there were still approximately 60 riders in attendance. There were another four morning sessions before the lunch break. Kim and I had a seven-hour drive ahead of us, so we packed up and left during the lunch break.

Final thoughts. It was an awesome weekend with a lot of practice time for those who came. AHRMA is family. It was HOT. Can’t wait for Blackhawk.

Heard some great things are being planned. See you there.

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It may seem that a long time has passed since the opening of the 2020 Hagerty National Cross Country series in South Carolina. That was in the “old” days, before COVID-19 wreaked havoc on our lives and canceled or postponed multiple events on the schedule. Thankfully, the series has resumed in a time some are calling the “new normal,” so it is fitting that a new venue kicks off what hopes to be an exciting remainder of the national series.

Located in Jefferson County, PA, Reynoldsville sits just south of Interstate 80. While most may be familiar with one of Jefferson County’s major attractions, famed groundhog Punxsutawney Phil, Reynoldsville contains a treasure as well—at least if you enjoy two wheels wrapped in knobs. Reynlow Park has been a staple of AHRMA Mid-Atlantic’s regional cross country series for six years, and traditionally is met with rave reviews for the course layout, facility, and racing. Reynlow Park easily fulfilled the wish list when the national series sought to increase its footprint in the Mid-Atlantic/Northeast region; easy access, ample parking, and history of successful events. It also helps that the town and county welcome the influx of racers who support the local economy. As have past regional events, this year’s national series stop in Reynlow is the major fundraising event for the county park.

As participants rolled in to the event, they were greeted with a picturesque landscape, beautiful weather, excellent parking amenities, and effective safety protocols. National Cross Country Director, Becky Hayes, along with the cooperation of the Mid-Atlantic regional crew led by Dave Kutskel, created a welcoming environment and well-organized sign-up and scoring experience. National Off-Road Director, Tony Paul, was also on hand to represent AHRMA and support the success of Pennsylvania’s first-ever national series event. Good will, good people, good weather, and good racing would continue to bless the event throughout the weekend.

A significant portion of Pennsylvania has been impacted at some point, past and/or present, by the coal mining industry. The state is well known for its vast western bituminous and eastern anthracite coal deposits that have been, and continue to be, exploited. While there will always be an ongoing debate of the socio-economic impact versus the environmental impact of the coal industry, there is one aspect of past mining activities that leaves little doubt among those who have experienced it. Former coal mining areas can provide fantastic dirt bike terrain. The Reynoldsville area was a hot spot for bituminous coal mining in the 19th century, therefore, Reynlow Park is partially comprised of reclaimed mining ground that exemplifies the amazing variety of terrain afforded by formerly mined areas.

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Trail boss, Randy Marshall, and his crew put in an amazing effort to capture the best aspects of the variety of terrain within the park. In its history as a regional event, the location has become known for the spectator-favorite hill climb just a short walk from the pits. The trail crew made sure to include this popular obstacle in the course as well as a few other climbs and challenges. While each day’s course was unique, they shared the characteristic of incredible single track with elevation changes attributed to the hills, mounds, bumps, and other man-made remnants of the mining industry. The trail crew went to the extreme of creating some freshly cut single track through leaf covered forest for each day. Single track was connected by a few open sections of dirt road and grass track.

In general, the course was excellent and wore in very well as each race progressed. A bit of dust was present in open areas but was a welcome consequence of the beautiful dry weather.

Vintage Races Racers would get their first taste of the fine course as nearly sixty bikes lined up for Saturday’s vintage start. The great turnout for this race was duplicated for the remainder of the weekend’s event as attendance was top-notch.

After four laps of action Saturday, Yamaha-mounted Christian Brumbaugh took the checkers ahead of Brian Grove and his Husqvarna.

Dave Kutskel, Joe Cole, and John Fischer rounded out the overall top five with only 18 seconds separating the three. Sunday’s race would end with JULY 2020

Brumbaugh and Grove again at the top of the leaderboard. Wyatt Stoup would overcome problems during Saturday’s race to claim third overall.

Tom Bank would lead the novice classes with a strong showing Saturday in 18th overall followed by Sean Keys in 26th overall, while Jay Parkins was the class of the novice field on Sunday.

Joe Zito would take the win in the sizable Sportsman 200 Intermediate class over seven other competitors on both days. Several other riders were also winning their class both days. Mike Stivason wrestled his Triumph into submission on the tough course and bested Richard Colahan in the Classic Intermediate division. Patty Butcher overcame a challenge from Pamela Leibgold to take the Vintage Women’s Novice crown back-to-back, and Jennifer Smith would do likewise in Intermediate competition with her Suzuki. In Post Vintage Women’s action, Emily Reichart rode her XR200 to the Women’s Intermediate crown over Polly Grow and Becky Hayes. In Sunday’s showdown, Kelly Pearce would show up to take the win over the previous day’s top three.

Emily’s husband, Brett, was equally successful on Saturday by taking the Sportsman 200 Expert win on a Yamaha CT1, but would fall short in his bid to sweep the class for the weekend as Josh Zerrance and his Can-Am took the top spot Sunday. Kevin Marshall was cruising in the lead Sunday in Vintage 50+ Intermediate action, but Steve Harouff made the pass for the lead on the last lap and held off Marshall by a scant two seconds at the finish.

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Post-Vintage Races Sixty-six riders made the start for the afternoon races each day. In each, the sight of the number 705 Husqvarna on the line certainly created a buzz, and a general expectation that the overall win will be claimed by multi-time ISDE gold medalist, Fred Hoess. However, the weekend was not kind to Fred as mechanical problems derailed his efforts on Saturday.

Extremely fast in their own right, Jeff Fischer and John Ashcraft fought their way through five laps with Fischer edging Ashcraft at the checkered flag for Saturday’s overall win. Lap one Sunday would show Fred leading the pack, but an early flat front tire would allow Fischer and Ashcraft to once again claim the first two spots. Hoess would hold on to finish a remarkable third overall in spite of the flat.

Michael Wright powered his Suzuki to both Open class wins in Historic Intermediate action while Penton rider Bob Close and the Yamaha IT of Rick Ketcham swapped positions for one win each in the 200 class. David Mitchell led wire-to-wire in Saturday’s largest class (Post Vintage 60+ Intermediate) over Larry Miller and Mike Zdybak. After a DNF on Saturday, Dave McIntyre took command on Sunday to cross the line first ahead of Mitchell. The Post Vintage 50+ Intermediate class was very competitive, with the finishing order varying dramatically each day. Kevin Marshall took the top spot Saturday followed by Jim Kechisen. Sunday saw Joe Chodnicki and Michael Miller better their third and fourth positions from the prior day by taking the top two spots, respectively.

There was a strong showing in the 70+ age classes as a good number of participants made the start throughout the weekend. William Ryburn doubled down with his Penton in the Vintage 70+ Intermediate class with a win both days. Dennis Brown would accomplish the same feat in Post Vintage 70+ Expert while Donald Harless would take Saturday’s Intermediate win over Robert Lisey. Sunday’s Intermediate win would go to Rick Huth on a Honda.

In all, the weekend was a great success. Ably returning to action from an unfortunate and unexpected break and strongly executing a first-time event reinforces the commitment and dedication of the national and regional staff, volunteers, participants, and spectators that make this sport amazing. Thanks go out to all those who make it possible, Jefferson County, PA, for access to the amazing venue, and to Hagerty for sponsoring the National Cross Country series. Full results and national series point standings can be found at: www.ahrma.org/schedules-results/

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Oozing Enthusiasm: Layla’s First Trial

Written by: Layla Paul Photos by: Dad

The first loop is always intimidating

Hi, my name is Layla Paul and I am nine years old.

I have been riding motorcycles since I was three. My first motorcycle was a Yamaha PW50. I knew how to ride a motorcycle before I could ride a bicycle. One time, when I was five, I had a friend over and she wanted to ride bicycles. I told my dad that I needed training wheels because my friend’s bike had them. Dad laughed at me and said if you can ride a motorcycle you can ride a bicycle. I laughed, that was so silly of me.

Now that you know a little bit about me, I want to tell you about my first AHRMA National event at Aonia Pass in Washington, GA. It was the first Trial we were able to attend this year and I was super excited about being the first kid to ride in AHRMA’s new Vintage Youth Trial class. Bill Gould was our Trialmaster for the event. The sections were super fun I've got to get this yet challenging. done so Dad will paint it Purple I also rode the Trial at Reynlow Park in Reynoldsville, PA. Our Trialmaster was Jacob Ritorto. Jacob and my Dad spent all day Thursday and Friday setting up sections. The Trial was definitely more difficult than Aonia, but I still had a good time as it really means more to be able to complete a section that I originally thought I would not be able to do.

I am competing on a 1973 Yamaha TY80. My Dad bought it for me AHRMA’s almost a year ago. It was love at Vintage Youth Observed first sight; I told my dad that I Trials Class is open to riders wanted to keep this bike forever through age 14. There are three and give it to my kids someday. skill levels. With no minimum age That made him smile. This winter, requirement, you must be able to ride we took it completely apart; I did all the loops and attempt the sections. the work myself while dad supervised.

Taking old tires Eligible motorcycles include airWe painted the frame purple and the tank off is easy cooled, twin shock, drum brake and seat lime green. I am still waiting models, 125cc or less. See the on the neon pink Yamaha logos my 2020 AHRMA Handbook for dad promised me. We finally got it details. together two nights before Aonia. https://www.ahrma.org/ I can’t wait for the next AHRMA National Trial at Saddleback. ahrma-handbook/

I sure hope to see everyone there.

* Layla Paul *

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TOOLBOX BY: LUCY BOLTON

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We’ve all been there: tugging on a wrench, tightening a bolt, when the required force to arrive at the proper torque spec suddenly decreases. This malfunction manifests itself in one of two ways: stripped threads or stretched bolt, the former certainly more popular than the latter. It also causes that sick knot in your stomach when you realize that hole is toast and your task just took a turn for the worse.

Working on motorcycles made up of aluminum castings produces many opportunities for thread wear and failure. Add to that the age of the motorcycle and number of times it has been disassembled, and the chances for a worn female thread spike (a little COVID lingo there). The other factor involved is poor workmanship, and I’ve seen more than my Anatomy of a TIME-SERT share of this for decades. Improper installation and torquing of bolts just contributes to the carnage. I’ve cringed hundreds of times watching someone tighten a sixmillimeter bolt with twice the torque required. Use a torque wrench until your elbow and wrist are correctly calibrated.

Well, we know it’s a motorcycle fact of life, so let’s discuss thread restoration.

The most commonly ‘inadvertently extracted’ thread would be the 6X1.00. This always untimely withdrawal of metal appears as a coil of aluminum wrapped around the fastener that refused to tighten. Once removed, inspect the male threads carefully. My recommendation is to replace the part since it has obviously been overtightened at some point.

Now, to put some metal back in that wounded hole, an insert is required. The Heli-Coil® is an option, but not the strongest nor the most permanent.

The KEENSERT® exists, which is permanent, but it requires a ten-millimeter hole to repair six-millimeter threads. That leaves us with my favorite insert, the TIME-SERT®. The 6X1.00 TIME-SERT® insert OD is eight millimeters. It is a solid insert with synchronized threads; the last two or three threads are cut shallower. The insert also features a flange at the top to control installation depth and rotation.

These inserts are part of a kit which includes a drill bit, counterbore, tap and insertion driver tool. The spark plug thread repair kit has a special cutter to square

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the surface to the threads for proper spark plug sealing washer contact.

Four steps are required: drill the damaged hole with the supplied bit; cut the counterbore; tap the hole; install the insert. I use a thick metal guide to keep the drill bit square to the hole and use a small machinist’s square to maintain proper tap alignment. The insert is then threaded onto the oiled insertion driver tool. The insertion driver tool is rotated all the way through the insert after the flange of the insert is seated in the counterbore. The tool is forced into the shallow threads at the bottom of the insert peening the insert into the casting for a permanent install. It does take some care, measuring and practice to get the counterbore depth correct, and that’s the only tricky aspect to the repair.

One other tip to add to this discussion of maimed and mutilated motorcycle bolts and studs: the broken bolt. The most common snapped bolt/stud I’ve encountered in the paddock is a six-millimeter exhaust stud. Prevention is key here. The exhaust system must be rubber mounted at the rear, with no metal-to-

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metal contact anywhere (past the actual mounting flange).

The cylinder head flange must be tightened evenly before the rear mount is fit or tightened. Use spacers or modify the rear mounting bracket if necessary. But if the stud insists on snapping and cutting into your track time, the only remedy is to drill it out and replace it. I keep spare studs in my trailer along with a good screw extractor or easy-out. Add a pair of goggles to your list of needs should you find yourself flat on your back, drilling uphill.

You will need high-quality drill bits—preferably in 1/64 increments—and a good, sharp center punch. (Dull bits can work harden the metal, and you don’t need that.) A plated steel bolt installed in aluminum creates some dissimilar metal corrosion that can be ‘disturbed’ with a good, sharp ball peen hammer whack, and the center punch ‘pop’ will serve that purpose. The next step is the most critical. The center punch dimple must be perfectly centered. A left-hand drill bit should be tried next if you can find one. The bit will catch Drill bit with and grab the stud and, with any luck, squaring guide unscrew the stud without any additional grief. If that fails, it’s extractor time. If you are lucky, the stud will unscrew with the extractor and this is always a ‘win’ worthy of immediate celebration and social media posts. You must drill the hole large enough to insert the extractor half-way into the stud for strength and know the limits of the extractor itself. A broken drill bit or extractor is a major disaster and will ruin JULY 2020

your day. If the stud won’t budge, apply at least 60 seconds of concentrated high heat with a good heat gun at the casting. This can make the difference between success and failure. If it still won’t cooperate, the only thing you can do is drill it out carefully with increasingly larger drill bits until only the thin outside shell or spiral of the stud remains in the hole. It’s important to keep the bit square; an adjacent stud can be used as a guide; four eyes can make this easier.

Once most of the stud is gone, the remaining thin metal can then be removed, peeled or rotated out, with a pick tool.

Again, prevention is important. Know and observe the torque of fasteners. A rule-ofthumb to follow: never loosen or tighten a nut or bolt with an electric or air impact. I like to feel the nut or bolt break loose and also feel it as it tightens. This takes more time, but haste can make waste. The impact should only be used to spin nuts and bolts in and out. Also, lubricating Squaring the tap threads changes the amount of torque applied. Consult the applicable shop manual for proper thread lubrication.

Oiling threads causes more fastener stretch due to the reduction in rotating friction.

May you never encounter a stripped thread or sheared bolt, but if you do, a little luck, patience and the proper tools and procedures will restore your bike, confidence, and track time.

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In the stable: 74 RD350 Heavyweight Production bike, 74 RD250 Formula 250 bike, 76 RD400 Formula 500 bike, 72 CB350 Sportsman 350 bike, 73 honda CB350 four, 69 Honda CB350, 86 Honda VFR750, 73,74,75 RD350s, 2003 Honda XR100 2016 Honda CRF230 2018 KTM 150SX, 2014 BMW F800GSA

We are just small-town brothers with huge competitive spirits. Growing up, our dad taught my brother, Travis, and I how to work on small engines and fix vehicles. When Travis was 18, he acquired his first motorcycle, a 1992 CBR F2, which he still has today. Travis is the true adrenaline junkie in the family, while I prefer the challenge of finding old bikes and bringing them back to life to ride another day.

A few years ago, Travis approached me about doing some vintage motorcycle racing. He was going through some personal things in life and I couldn’t bear to see him that way. After some relentless bugging, as only a younger brother can do, I finally got on board with the idea; I saw it as an opportunity to spend more time together, something we had lost growing up, as with most siblings, your individual lives just get in the way.

Not knowing what exactly made for the best vintage race bike, Travis happened upon a 1972 Honda CB350, former race bike on eBay and snapped it up figuring it would be a good starting point. Nothing was right on the bike when we got it but after what seemed like a hundred hours of bench time, we were legal for AHRMA Sportsman 350.

Of course, everything that could possibly go wrong went wrong at our first race weekend at Road America. Fortunately for us, we learned how amazing the AHRMA family is through that misfortune. Tim Joyce gave us advice, Steven Jackson helped get the bike going again, someone brought lights so we could work through the night to get ready for racing the next day. It was a humbling experience.

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This, that and the other thing, neatly stored.

Since the first year, we have taken more time to build our own motorcycles to race and have gotten very competitive. At the same time, we’ve made a ton of friends around the country. People have asked, “Being brothers, do you always get along?” The answer is, we don’t always have the same opinions on everything, but we always listen to what each other has to say with mutual respect. While motorcycles started off as something my brother and I enjoyed individually, racing vintage motorcycles has brought us together, in the garage, at the track or on the hunt for the next project bike. Even our parents (once sceptics of this endeavor) have embraced the passion. They join us in the garage or at the track for a beer while we toil away on the race bikes, days, hours and even minutes before it’s time to load up or suit up. Their support, advice and, well, concern, plays a huge role in getting us through the ups and downs of this kind of passion and, being brothers doing it. Getting old bikes to go fast isn’t cheap or easy, but boy, when the hard work on and off the track comes together in a podium finish or a great battle on the track with fellow racers, it’s all worth it.

Oh yeah, we do have another brother, the “responsible” one, married, three kids and a high school vice-principle. No interest in motorcycles, but even he comes out to support our racing habit and join in the family bonding that has been created thanks to some old bikes going around a track during an AHRMA race weekend.

Currently in our garage we have several RDs. The RD350 has become our motorcycle of choice through the years but we have been working on getting our RD250 and RD400 race ready as well. The RD350 Production Heavyweight bike started as an ugly brown $150 motorcycle that we couldn’t get to run or handle properly for several years, and this is what made Travis a much better mechanic. Last summer at Gingerman, the 350 snapped a crankshaft in half Saturday morning and we thought our weekend was done. But after scrambling, we bought a crankshaft from Eric Lukehart and had Gary Braun (Retrodyne) weld and true it, trackside.

Travis had the bike running by Saturday night and dominated Sunday’s race.

It’s probably noticeable, the specific placement of everything in our garage. Travis spends hours each week organizing so there is never a question where something is located—right down to tape rolls. When we started out, we worked out of a little one-car garage Travis had at his apartment, but soon we were renting several storage units to fit all the bikes we were constantly buying. To eventually cut expenses, I moved everything out of the garages at my house and we filled them up quickly with motorcycles, parts, projects, and every tool we could possibly need. We get some interesting looks as people drive by the house, but we always welcome any curious visitors since it’s a chance to spread the good word about restoring and racing vintage motorcycles.

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By MickMV’s last race, only Honda, YaOfield maha, and Aprilia have achieved more Grand Prix success.

Two months after Sandford took MV’s first classic win in the Ultra-Lightweight TT, he clinched the 125cc World Championship, MV’s first. Five years later he won his second World Championship, in the 250cc class, with rival Italian brand Mondial.

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Les had suggested to Domenico Two years later Sandford that I ride for them in 1952.” made his Continental debut, ridAgusta had recently recruiting an AJS 7R in the Italian GP ed engineer Piero Remor and 2020 at Monza. “That was my firstPanigale time mechanic Arturo Magni from GilV2Remor abroad and Europe was still reera. designed MV’s first / Jerez, Spain covering from the war, very much 500 and first four-stroke 125, a so. A lot of road signs were still full DOHC Single; although Sandford of bullet holes and I remember the believes that Agusta was also inroads in France were still really volved with the smaller engine. “I rough and full of muck.” think the first 125 engine was the During the crucial early days old man’s idea—he was a good enof Sandford’s professional career gineer,” Sandford recalls. his mentor was Les Graham, win“The first time I saw the bike ner of the inaugural 1949 500cc was on the Isle of Man and the World Championship, with AJS. first time I rode it was in practice.

The Merseysider quit the strugIt had very narrow tires—you just gling Plumstead brand for MV at had to keep underneath the hedgthe end of 1950 and a year later es and try to make speed. I won recruited Sandford, 17 years his the race and I was on the way up.” junior, to the cause of Count DoSandford and the MV beat menico Agusta.

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On the line were eight National Championships in the ASRA Sprint Series Presented by Pirelli Tire, decided by points accumulated over a seven-round season; four National Championships in the ASRA Team Challenge Series Presented by Michelin Tire, decided by points accumulated during an eight-round season; and 54 CCS National Championships, which were decided by winner-take-all sprint races. The Race of Champions also included two MotoGirlGT exhibition races, featuring only female competitors.

After a full day of mostly dry practice time and the Team Hammer Advanced Riding School on Friday, racing began in wet conditions on Saturday; the track dried out later in the afternoon and

(Above) Squid Hunter Racing’s Simone Corsi (47) sets up to pass Greg Melka (1) as they lead Max Angles (64) through Turn One during the CCS Heavyweight Supersport race race at Daytona International Speedway all on YZF-R6s. Photo by Lisa Theobald. (Above, Right) Jason Farrell (86) won in the wet in CCS GTU Expert and in the dry in CCS Middleweight SuperSport and Middleweight SuperBike Expert. Photos by Brian J. Nelson. stayed dry on Sunday.

Former Moto2 World Championship rider and 2008 125cc Grand Prix World Championship runner-up Simone Corsi rode a Pirelli-fitted Squid Hunter Racing Yamaha YZF-R6 in the ASRA Team Challenge race as part of a last-minute deal put together as a possible precursor to a Daytona 200 effort. The 32-year-old Italian took the overall lead on lap 30 of the race and turned laps as quick as 1:53.485 to pull away and claim the overall and GTU class victories by 13.869 seconds. “I love this track,” Corsi said in English from the podium. “The race was very difficult, but I enjoy it very much.

I want to thank my team. They did a great job.”

West Side Performance’s Christian Miranda, age 19, raced closely with Corsi but fell behind after the first and only round of pit stops. Miranda, however, held on to finish second overall and in the GTU class on his Yamaha YZF-R6. Series regular Lloyd Bay-

ley finished third overall and first in the GTO category on his BMW S1000RR. Jinba Ittai Motorsport’s Joel Lenk crossed the finish line fourth overall and second in the GTO class, and that was enough to claim the 2019 ASRA Team Challenge Overall and GTO Championships. Jinba Ittai Motorsport edged out seven-time ASRA Team Challenge Champion Grease Monkey Racing (Eric Helmbach/Stephen Hoffman) for both titles. Grease Monkey Racing finished the race sixth overall and third in GTO. JoeyO Racing (Robert Bettencourt/Sean Osowski) took 18th overall and won in the GT Lights category on a Yamaha FZ07, while fourth place in the GT Lights division was enough for Racing 101 (Doug Stufflebeam/ Gino Angella/Mark Evry/Joseph Ciesnik) to secure the GT Lights Team Challenge Championship.

The Team Challenge race was originally scheduled to run for 55 laps, but a crash in the chicane

Roger Morissette (60) took first place in CCS GT Lights and CCS Moto3 Expert on his Suzuki SV650.

Cameron Jones (239) won the wet CCS GT 500 Expert race on a Honda CBR500R and won the dry CCS 300 SuperSport and 300 SuperBike Expert races on a Kawasaki Ninja 300. Photos by Brian J. Nelson.

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On the evenings of June 1-3, 2020, AHRMA’s Board of Trustees met via video conference to review rules proposals for the 2021 racing season. A summary of the proposals, including the preliminary Board decisions, can be found below. Members are invited to provide feedback on each of the proposals, using the online AHRMA Rules Proposal Feedback Form, prior to the October 12 meeting when final voting will take place. Voting Trustees are: Kevin Burns, Luke Conner, Fred Guidi, Arthur Kowitz, Brian Larrabure, Albert Newmann, Debbie Poole, Rob Poole, Tim Terrell, Beno Rodi and Kelly Shane. Each Trustee’s initials are listed by his/her actions below.

The votes recorded below are votes for/against the proposed change; If “yes,” the preliminary vote is in favor of the proposal, if “no,” the preliminary vote is against the proposal. Underlined wording would be new for the 2021 Handbook, a strike-through indicates wording proposed to be removed.

Reminder: These are the preliminary Board decisions. Members are invited to review the votes on each of the proposals prior to the Fall meeting, and submit comments through the online AHRMA Rules Proposal Feedback form prior to the Fall Board meeting. Final determinations (votes) will be made at the October 12 meeting at the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum in Birmingham, AL. Questions or comments on the rule proposals ARE ONLY ACCEPTED via the online AHRMA Rules Proposal Feedback Form:

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CROSS COUNTRY 15.1.1 VINTAGE b) SPORTSMAN 200: Machines manufactured as 88-200cc; includes Sportsman 125 motocross machines, plus pre-1975 Bultaco 175/200, Husqvarna 175, Penton/KTM 175 and Puch 175. (Note: The Honda MR175 may run in Vintage 200 Class 50+ and older). Regardless of original displacement, engines may be built to the class limit (plus allowable overbore). c) SPORTSMAN OPEN: Machines manufactured as 201cc and larger.

Regardless of original displacement, engines may be built to the class limit (plus allowable overbore). (NOTE; The Honda MR250 may run in the Vintage Open Classes in 50+ and older) (Mark Zachary) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: No (unanimous) 15.1.1 VINTAGE d) CLASSIC: Includes all machines eligible for Classic and ESS classes in vintage MX (not further divided into enginedisplacement classes; Classic 125 machines may compete in Sportsman 200).

Sportsman Open Twins MX machines are eligible for this class (see rule 11.1.14).

Regardless of original displacement, engines may be built to the class limit (plus allowable overbore). (Richard Colahan) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: No (unanimous)

DIRT TRACK 14 MISSION STATEMENT … The American Historic Racing Motorcycle Association has attempted to preserve the sights and sounds of this uniquely-American sport and display it to the public by providing a set of governing rules intended to capture each distinct period of dirt track racing (Class C, brakeless, vintage, and Seventiesera) and pit the motorcycles of that period against each other in fair competition and types of motorcycles which are historically under represented in modern dirt track racing. … (Arthur Kowitz)

Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: Yes (9 yes/2 abstain) 14.2.18 SEVENTIES TWINS (currently 14.2.16 a) Support Class)

16.2.4 NEXT GEN 1 – FOUR STROKE

a) 40+ Expert, Intermediate & Novice Any Bike of this Generation is eligible for this class b) 50+ Expert, Intermediate & Novice Any Bike of this Generation is eligible for this class c) 60+ Expert, Intermediate & Novice Any Bike of this Generation is eligible for this class (Note: There is no novice classification in the Age Groups)

June Board: Yes (10 yes / 1 no)

For those machines that are now specifically NEXT GEN SUPERBIKE excluded from AHRMA’s Next Gen 10.9.2 NEXT GEN SUPERBIKE 2 motocross program. (Allen Wenzel) MV Agusta F4 750 ORO, S, S 1+1, SPR, Committee Recommendation: Yes 1999-2004. 750cc models (J. Scott Discussion: Tabled for committee to Rothermel) prepare text to be handbook-ready.

June Board: No vote

16.4.1 CURRENT 2 -STROKE

Current 2-Stroke included machines are those produced to the current era. Modern 2- strokes, including those currently in production by contemporary manufacturers and future models not yet in production, which maintain the modern structure. All 14.2.6 SPORTSMAN 600 modifications currently known are permitted, 1974 and earlier machines manufactured as with the exception, of those which create an unsafe operating condition. (Allen Wenzel) 251-600cc, including like-design models.

Eligible machines include: Committee Recommendation:Yes a) Honda XL350s with center-intake-port Discussion: Tabled for committee to head are prohibited. (Tom Schuman)

16.5.1 AGE CLASSES

1970’s-style dirt track racers including Harley-Davidson XR750s and Ducati 860s.

Twin-cylinder Sportsman 750 machines are eligible, as are other twins up to 850cc in capacity. Chassis: Similar to Seventies Singles: limited to twin-shock, circa-1980 chassis with maximum 38mm forks and WB4.5 rims. Wide dirt track tires may be used. Carburetor rules are the same as Seventies Singles; no “modern” flat-slides or Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the pumper carbs. proposal, AN seconded Committee Recommendation: Yes June Board: No (Unanimous) Discussion: RP motioned to vote on the 16.6 GENERAL MOTOCROSS RULES proposal, KS seconded June Board: Yes (unanimous) The following rules in the Vintage Motocross section also apply to AHRMA Next Gen MX: 14.2.19 SPANISH CUP (new class) 11.3 Motocross Rider Grading System All air-cooled Spanish motorcycles (Bultaco, (Note: Rule 11.3h, dual-ability level, does Montesa, Ossa) to 360cc. (Tom Schuman) not apply in Post Vintage classes.)

All AHRMA Next Gen motocross classes Committee Recommendation: Yes are further divided into Intermediate and Discussion: RP motioned to vote on the Expert categories. Novice classes shall not proposal, KS seconded be combined with any Intermediate or June Board: Yes (unanimous) Expert class. All Novice classes shall run in Novice only motos. Dual ability level does NEXT GEN MOTOCROSS not apply in Post Vintage classes.

16 NUMBER PLATES Next Gen Novice Classes Number Plates: All Next Gen Class eligible a) Next Gen Novice 125-500; machines shall use b) Next Gen Novice Age 40+; a white black background c) Next Gen Novice Age 60+; with black white numerals. (Allen Wenzel) d) Net Gen Women’s Novice Committee Recommendation: No (Kelly Shane) Discussion: RP motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded Committee Recommendation: Yes June Board: Yes – with “soft landing” for Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the first few months of 2021 (9 yes / 2 no) proposal, AN seconded

Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: RP motioned to vote on the proposal, KS seconded June Board: Yes (unanimous)

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10.9.3 NEXT GEN SUPERBIKE LIGHTWEIGHT b) ENGINE 2) Engines must be from the same make and model as the frame. All manufacturer engines should be period correct. Engine OEM parts may be updated only if they are directly interchangeable and have no performance advantage. Superbike rules apply to engines unless specified otherwise. The Yamaha RZ must use OEM RZ350 or Banshee cylinders. No aftermarket Banshee cylinders allowed (Cheetah, Driveline etc.). Yamaha RZ may use “cool head”. (Wm. Brian Wells) Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote) 10.9.3 NEXT GEN SUPERBIKE LIGHTWEIGHT c) CHASSIS AND FRAME 6) No restrictions on wheel size, although period-appropriate appearance is strongly encouraged. All period appropriate wheel materials including aluminum, magnesium, and carbon fiber wheels are not allowed. (Craig Grantham) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote) 10.9.4 NEXT GEN SUPERBIKE MIDDLEWEIGHT To provide a post historical Middleweight Class for motorcycles produced from 1985 through 1990.

89-90 Ducati 750 Sport LC/ V Twin/5 speed 87-90 Honda CBR600F1 LC/ IL 4/ 6 speed 85-90 Kawasaki Gpz600r LC/ IL 4/ 6 speed 85-91 Moto Guzzi 850 Lemans AC/V Twin/ 5 speed 92-93 Suzuki GSX-R 600 LC/IL4/ 6 speed 86 -88 Yamaha FZ 6 LC/IL4/6 speed NOTE: The 91-94 Honda CBR600f2 is not eligible, It dominated the class for the next five years rule.

10.9.7 applies (Jim West) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: Yes – Provisional for 1 year (Unanimous vote)

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Some of these machines came standard with disc brakes (particularly on front), and period correct retrofits are permitted. (Curt Comer) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: Yes – Provisional for 2021 (9 yes, 2 no) all sections must remain vintage friendly

generation of long-travel motorcycles.

Eligible machines include: 1975-’77 Yamaha MX, YZ, DT, IT 175/250 1975-78 Yamaha MX,DT, IT 175/250. 1978 YZ 250 prohibited. (Keith Williams) Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: FG motioned to vote on the proposal, KB seconded June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote) 12.1.4 HISTORIC 500 1975-’77 Yamaha YZ, MX, DT, IT 360/400, 1978 IT 400 (Keith Williams) Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: AN motioned to vote on the proposal, RP seconded June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote) 12.1.7 POST VINTAGE 100cc (for 2020 season) Permanent approval for PV 100 class

88-100cc two-stroke and 88-125cc fourstroke motorcycles manufactured as up to 13.2.6 ALL MODIFICATIONS MUST BE 1984-model-year machines, and like-design.

CONSISTENT WITH THE SPIRIT OF THE All 2 stroke motorcycles in this class must CLASS have been manufactured 100cc-or-smallerPeriod modifications have been extensively displacement bikes. And four strokes manufactured as 125cc or smaller documented and machines with obvious displacement bikes. Maximum engine non-period or excessive modifications will be disqualified or required to compete in the displacement for two-strokes is 100cc, plus allowable overbore. Maximum engine next-higher-level class. Two-strokes in displacement for four-strokes is 125cc, plus Classic classes must have piston-port allowable overbore. Electronic ignitions and induction; reed valves are not legal will be permitted if it was a factory modification by a reed-valves are allowed. Hubs and forks from any Post Vintage eligible machine are recognized service agent in the same permitted. Suspension travel is not limited. production series for such motorcycle. 125 cc and smaller would also be exempt.. Only Disc brakes are not allowed. Eligible Machines to include: round-slide carburetors may be used (see Suzuki TM & RM to 1981 11.2.c) (Richard Mott) Yamaha DT, MX & YZ to 1983 Committee Recommendation: No Hodaka’s all 100cc models Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the Honda XR 100 & XL 125 to 1985 and like proposal, LC seconded design June Board: Yes, provisionally for 2021 Kawasaki KE 100 (Mike Bickley) (Unanimous vote) Committee Recommendation: Yes for one 13.6 SERIES POINTS, AWARDS more year c) To encourage more riders to volunteer to Discussion: LC motioned to vote on the proposal, FG seconded help at National events, first-place points will June Board: Yes – One more year be awarded at any one event per year to (Unanimous vote) someone who works as a checker or trialmaster. No more than 20 points may be earned per day. A competitor still must ride in at least the specified minimum number of events to qualify for series awards; working at an event is not considered one of those rides. (Walt Foster) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: LC motioned to vote on the proposal, KB seconded June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote)

POST VINTAGE MOTOCROSS 12.1.3 HISTORIC 250 Certain 126-250cc machines built up to and including model year that made up the first AMERICAN HISTORIC RACING MOTORCYCLE ASSOCIATION

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Allow riders of Pre-Modern class motocross machines to compete in PVMX rider age related classes. (Allen Wenzel) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: FG motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote) 12.4.7 PRE-MODERN 16.0.1 PREMODERN 12.4.8 PRE-MODERN 125 16.0.2 PREMODERN 125 12.4.9 PRE-MODERN 250 16.0.3 PREMODERN 250 JULY 2020

12.4.10 PRE-MODERN 500 16.0.4 PREMODERN 500 12.4.11 PRE-MODERN 4-STROKE 16.0.5 PRE-MODERN 4-STROKE Certain single-cylinder 4-stroke motorcycles 250-650cc that were produced within the guidelines of the Pre-Modern class specification and Next Gen-1 era 4-stroke motorcycles incorporating a rear hydraulic disc brake. Eligible machines include, but are not limited to: 1984 ATK 560 1984 Honda XL350R, XL600R 1984-’89 Honda XR250R 1984-’85 Honda XR350R 1983-’84 Honda XR500R 1983-’89 Honda XR600R 1987-’88 Husqvarna 510TC, 510TE, 510TX 1982 KTM 500K4, 500XC 1983-’88 KTM Any 4-Stroke, rear drum 1986-’87 Yamaha TT250 1985-’86 Yamaha TT600 1985-”00 Yamaha XT350 1984-’89 Yamaha XT600 4-stroke, dual disc, up to 1997 and likedesign models, examples are: 1985-01 ATK DS/XC/MX 350-605 1990-98 Husaberg FE/FC 350-650 1989-99 Husqvarna TC/TE/TX/WXC/WXE 350-610 1994-03 Vertematti/VOR EN/MX 495-503 Japanese off-road and trail bikes-Honda XL/XR, Kawasaki KLX, Suzuki DR, Yamaha TTR/XT Yamaha YZ400F and its variants are not allowed Modern liquid-cooled Japanese 4-stroke motocross bikes, CR-F, KX-F, RMZ, YZ-F, are not allowed. (Allen Wenzel)

are not permitted. No modern D-shape-slide or similar equivalent are allowed in AHRMA Post Vintage off-road competition. Keihin flat-slide and modern D-shape-slide carburetors allowed in Ultima only. (Greg Barratt) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: Tabled, needs wordsmithing by committee June Board: No vote 12.5 TECH INSPECTION AND MODIFICATIONS d) CARBURETORS: Period-type carburetors are strongly encouraged. Period flat-slide carbs are allowed on Historic and Gran Prix class motorcycles. Examples include Lake, Lectron, Posa and other period-type flat-slides. Active acceleratorpump-equipped carburetors are allowed only on Ultima-class motorcycles; all others must be disconnected or removed, even if OEM-equipped. Dell’Orto accelerator pump carburetors are allowed in the Historic and Gran Prix classes only if the accelerator pump mechanism is disconnected or removed. Period flat-slide Mikuni carburetors are allowed only on Ultima class motorcycles. Keihin flat-slide carburetors are not permitted. No modern D-shape-slide or similar equivalent carburetors are allowed in AHRMA Post Vintage off-road competition. Keihin flat slide and modern dshape slide carburetors allowed in Ultima Pre-Modern only.

(Allen Wenzel) Committee recommended verbiage:

d) CARBURETORS: Period-type carburetors are strongly encouraged. Period flat-slide carbs are allowed on Historic and Committee Recommendation: Yes Grand Prix class motorcycles. Examples Discussion: RP motioned to vote on the include Lake, Lectron, Posa, other periodproposal, seconded TT type flat-slides. Active accelerator-pump June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote) equiped carburetors are allowed only on Approval is conditional on the Ultima-class motorcycles; all others must be incorporation/relocation of PV sections disconnected or removed, even if OEM12.4.8-12.4.11 to Next Gen sections 16.0.1- equiped. Dell’Orto accelerator pump 16.0.5. carburetors are allowed in the Historic and Grand Prix classes only if the accelerator 12.5 TECH INSPECTION AND pump mechanism is disconnected or MODIFICATIONS removed. Period flat-slide d) CARBURETORS: Period-type Mikuni TM carburetors are allowed only on carburetors are strongly encouraged. Period Ultima class motorcycles. Mikuni TMX and flat-slide carbs are allowed on Historic and Keihin PJ and PWK flat-slide carburetors Grand Prix class motorcycles. Examples are not permitted. Modern D-shape-slide or include Lake, Lectron, Posa, other periodsimilar equivalent aftermarket OKO, and type flat-slides. Active accelerator-pump Chinese made equiped carburetors are allowed only on reproductions are not allowed in AHRMA Ultima-class motorcycles; all others must be Post Vintage off-road competition. disconnected or removed, even if OEMKeihin flat-slide and modern D-shape-slide equiped. Dell’Orto accelerator pump carburetors allowed in Ultima only. carburetors are allowed in the Historic and Grand Prix classes only if the accelerator Committee Recommendation: No with pump mechanism is disconnected or submitted verbiage, Yes with modified removed. Period flat-slide Mikuni verbiage carburetors are allowed only on Ultima class Discussion: Board requested clarification motorcycles. Keihin flat-slide carburetors of submission, yet to be discussed and JULY 2020

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June Board: 12.5 TECH INSPECTION AND MODIFICATIONS e) Hydraulically-assisted clutches are prohibited. (Greg Barratt) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: KB motioned to vote on the proposal, LC seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote) 12.6 GENERAL MOTOCROSS RULES The following rules in the Vintage Motocross section also apply to AHRMA Post Vintage MX: 11.3 Motocross Rider Grading System (Note: Rule 11.3h, dual-ability level, does not apply in Post Vintage classes.)

All AHRMA Post Vintage motocross classes are further divided into Intermediate and Expert categories. Novice classes are as follows: Historic, Grand Prix, Ultima, Pre Modern, Open Age, 40-60, 60 Plus and Women. There are no displacement classifications in any Novice class. All Novice classes shall run in Novice only motos and shall not be shall not be combined in a moto with any Intermediate or Expert class.

11.4 Equipment Required of All Motocross Riders 11.5 Scoring at AHRMA Events 11.6 Series Points Awards 11.7 Race Procedures (Kelly Shane) Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote)

SIDECAR 10.10.1 CLASSES b) SUPER VINTAGE SIDECAR (SC2): Front-exit sidecars. Air-cooled, one- or twocylinder, two- or four-stroke engines, built before December 31, 1972. Twostroke, piston-port only reed valve prohibited, 500cc maximum. Four-stroke, 750cc maximum. Carbureted only, 34mm maximum venturi. Fuel injection, supercharging and turbocharging are prohibited. Stock stroke with crankshafts phased as per the manufacturer’s intent and stock bore plus allowable overbore with allowable overbore (see 9.7.2.c). Stock valve sizes. Motorcycle-based powerplants only. (Dale Lavendar) Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: Send back to committee for documentation regarding Reed Valves June Board: Vote not taken 10.10.4.1 ENGINES

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Air-cooled, one- or two-cylinder, two- or four-stroke engines, built before December 31, 1972. Two-stroke, piston-port only reed valve prohibited, 500cc maximum. Fourstroke, 750cc maximum. All engines in this class are restricted to stock valve sizes and carb venturi diameter of 34mm. Carbureted only. Carburetor restrictor plates, fuel injection, supercharging and turbo charging are prohibited. Stock stroke with crankshafts phased as per the manufacturer’s intent and stock bore with allowable overbore (see 9.7.2.c). Stock valve sizes. Motorcyclebased powerplants only. Examples: BMW, up to 750cc displacement, five-speed transmissions permitted.

BSA 650 Ducati bevel-drive 750 Harley-Davidson Sportster 883 Iron-head (reduced to 750cc) Honda 450/500 twin Moto Guzzi 750 Norton Commando 750 (850 sleeved to 750cc) Suzuki T500 (no TR500 components) Triumph 650/750 Yamaha XS650, up to 750cc displacement (17-tooth front sprocket maximum) Yamaha TR3, R5 (Dale Lavendar)

SOUND OF SINGLES/BATTLE OF TWINS/SOUND OF THUNDER 10.12 SOUND OF THUNDER 10.12.1 MACHINE ELIGIBILITY b) SOUND OF THUNDER 2 (SoT2): Any AHRMA Sound of Singles or Motard machine; liquid-cooled twins to 850cc 900cc; unlimited air-cooled twins; triples up to 675cc; and two-strokes to 250cc are allowed. (Ed Millich) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: LC motioned to vote on the proposal, RP seconded June Board: Yes (10 yes, 1 abstain) 10.12.1 MACHINE ELIGIBILITY

Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: RP motioned to vote on the proposal, BL seconded June Board: Yes – leave on probationary status for 2021, review for 2022 (Unanimous vote) 10.14 THRUXTON CUP CHALLENGE In addition to the above rules, the following rules apply specifically to the HarleyDavidson XL883 and XL1200 Sportster: 9) 18 inch front rims may be used with OEM hubs. (Seroj Terian) Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, FG seconded June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote)

c) SOUND OF THUNDER 3 (SoT3) Any AHRMA Sound of Singles or Motard 10.14 THRUXTON CUP CHALLENGE machine : Harley-Davidson XR1200, In addition to the above rules, the following pushrod OHV twin-cylinder machines to rules apply specifically to the Harley1000cc, OHC two- or three-valve twins to Davidson XL883 and XL1200 Sportster: 805cc, SOHC liquid-cooled V-twins up to 750cc (plus overbore),OHC liquid-cooled 10) Handlebars or clipons may be four-valve twins to 650cc. Pushrod OHV used. (Seroj Terian) machines over 900cc must run under Committee Recommendation: Yes Supersport specifications (see Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the (9.8.1); Kramer EVO2 must meet the proposal, LC seconded mechanical requirements in 9.8 b)-m).

June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote) Suzuki SV650, Kawasaki 650R, Buell Committee Recommendation: Yes XB9R, Ducati 800SS and Monster limited to 10.15 SOUND OF SINGLES® Discussion: Send back to committee for Supersport specifica-tions (see 9.8.1); 10.15.1 MACHINE ELIGIBILITY documentation regarding Reed Valves otherwise must compete in SoT2. Thruxton June Board: Vote not taken c) SOUND OF SINGLES 3 (SoS3):SingleCup Challenge eligible machines may cylinder machines with GP or Motard compete (see 10.14). Ducatis up to 750cc 10.10.5.1 ENGINES originally fitted with carburetors (e.g., 1991- chassis as follows: Liquid-cooled twoAir-cooled, one-, two- or three-cylinder two- 98 750 Supersports and Monsters) must strokes to 250cc; air-cooled two-strokes to stroke, one-, two-, three- or four-cylinder meet the mechanical requirements in 9.8 a) 300cc; liquid-cooled four-strokes to 250cc four-stroke engines, built before December and air-cooled four-strokes to 350cc. through m) only, with the additional 31, 1977. Two-stroke, piston-port or reedSingle-cylinder machines with production requirement being they must use OEM or valve, 550cc maximum. Four-Stroke multi chassis (with street-legal VIN) as follows: aftermarket carburetors. H-D XR1200 and cylinder two valve engines 844cc maximum. Ducatis up to 805cc originally fitted with fuel Liquid-cooled two-strokes to 300cc; airAltered stroke and/or re-phased crankshafts injection (e.g., 750SSie, 800SS) must run cooled two-strokes to 350cc; liquid-cooled beyond the manufacturer’s intent are under Supersport specifications (see 9.8.1). four-strokes to 375cc; air-cooled fourpermitted. Carbureted permitted. Fuel strokes to 400cc. All bikes must retain stock Machines originally equipped with 18” injection permitted as per manufacturer bore & stroke, swingarm, frame (except that wheels may convert to 17” wheels. (Bill original application. Supercharging and the rear upper sub-frame may be removed Gillis) turbocharging are prohibited. Stock bore and/or modified), and fork. Eligible Committee Recommendation: No plus allowable overbore must be within the machines include KTM 390RC and Discussion: LC motioned to vote on the maximum displacement allowed.

Duke. (Edward Blount) proposal, RP seconded Examples: Committee Recommendation: No June Board: No (Unanimous vote) BMW R75 Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the BSA twins and triples 10.13 BATTLE OF TWINS® proposal, KB seconded Ducati bevel-drive 750 b) BOT 2: 0-900cc: Open to air-cooled twins June Board: Yes (6 yes, 5 no) Honda 750 0 – 900cc (also to include Harley Davidson Kawasaki KZ750 twin, H1 10.15 SOUND OF SINGLES® XL883 and XL1200 sportsters) (Chuck Moto Guzzi 750 10.15.1 MACHINE ELIGIBILITY Crocco) Norton Commando 750 d) MOTARD: Motocross, off road, dual-sport Suzuki GS750, T500 (no TR500 Committee Recommendation: No and Motard-specfic single cylinder machines components), GT380/550 Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the of unlimited displacement. 2 Stroke Liquid Triumph twins and triples proposal, LC seconded cooled to 500cc, 2 Stroke Air cooled Vincent 1000cc twins June Board: Yes – provisionally for 2021 unlimited, 4 Stroke Liquid cooled to 570cc, 4 Yamaha XS650, XS750 triple, RD350/400 (Unanimous vote) stroke Air cooled unlimited (Mike Harlowe, (Dale Lavendar) Sr.) 10.14 THRUXTON CUP CHALLENGE Committee Recommendation: Yes Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: Send back to committee for Remove Class (Carl Anderson) Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the documentation regarding Reed Valves June Board: Vote not taken 40 WWW.AHRMA.ORG AMERICAN HISTORIC RACING MOTORCYCLE ASSOCIATION JULY 2020

proposal, LC seconded June Board: Yes (9 yes, 1 no, 1 abstain)

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Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: AN motioned to vote on the proposal, DP seconded June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote)

11.1.1 PREMIER LIGHTWEIGHT Certain pre-modern era machines, 0250cc 150-250cc. (Allen Wenzel)

11.1.12 SPORTSMAN 250

Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: KC motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote)

Motorcycles manufactured as 126-250cc two-strokes or 151-300cc four-strokes through the 1974 model year, and likedesign machines. Eligible like-design 1975 model machines include (see “like design” 11.1.1 PREMIER LIGHTWEIGHT note below): Bultaco 250 Pursang (serial a) Ineligible are all models of Yamaha, #135; must use 1974-configuration Suzuki, Bultaco, Ossa, Montesa, alloy-barrel swingarm). Also see note at end of Maico, Husqvarna and Greeves (unless Sportsman rules.

Villiers powered). Refer to Sportsman and Honda XL 175 1975 through 1978 Classic classes. Eligible machines: Montesa (Richard Colahan) Texas (12M) 175cc and Montesa El Diablo Committee Recommendation: Yes (13M) 250cc scramblers. (Allen Wenzel) Discussion: AN motioned to vote on the Committee Recommendation: No proposal, FG seconded Discussion: DP motioned to vote on the June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote) proposal, RP seconded 11.1.12 SPORTSMAN 250 June Board: No (10 no, 1 yes) Motorcycles manufactured as 126-250cc 11.1.11 SPORTSMAN 125 two-strokes or 151-300cc four-strokes 88-125cc two-stroke and 88-150cc fourthrough the 1974 model year, and likestroke motorcycles Honda MT 125 design machines. Eligible like-design 1975 1975/1976 through the 1974 model year, model machines include (see “like design” and like-design machines. Eligible likenote below): Bultaco 250 Pursang (serial design 1975 model machines include (see #135; must use 1974-configuration “like design” note below): swingarm). Also see note at end of Bultaco, see note at end of Sportsman rules Sportsman rules.

Honda MT 125 1975/1976 Honda XL 250 1975 (Richard Colahan) (Richard Colahan) Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: TT motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote)

Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: AN motioned to vote on the proposal, FG seconded June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote)

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Motorcycles manufactured as 126-250cc two-strokes or 151-300cc four-strokes through the 1974 model year, and likedesign machines. Eligible like-design 1975 model machines include (see “like design” note below): Bultaco 250 Pursang (serial #135; must use 1974-configuration swingarm). Also see note at end of Sportsman rules.

Honda MT 250 1976 (Richard Colahan)

Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: FG motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: Yes – Accept through ’75 (Unanimous vote) 11.1.11 SPORTSMAN 125 88-125cc two-stroke and 88-150cc fourstroke motorcycles Honda MT 125 1975/1976 through the 1974 model year, and like-design machines. Eligible likedesign 1975 model machines include (see “like design” note below): Bultaco, see note at end of Sportsman rules JULY 2020

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Yamaha DT 175 1975 and Yamaha DT 250 1975 (Richard Colahan) Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: AN motioned to vote on the proposal, FG seconded June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote) 11.1.13 SPORTSMAN 500 Motorcycles manufactured as 325-625cc through the 1974 model year, and likedesign machines. Eligible like-design 1975 model machines include (see “like design” note below): Yamaha DT 360/400 1975 (Richard Colahan) Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: AN motioned to vote on the proposal, FG seconded June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote) 11.1.5 100cc MOTOCROSS 8-100cc two-stroke and 88-120cc Fourstroke production motorcycles manufactured as up to 1974-model-year machines, and like-design. Eligible machines include: Honda CT90 or CB/CL/SL/XL100 or CB/CL/SL/XL125 (Curt Comer) Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: AN motioned to vote on the proposal, FG seconded June Board: Yes – Exclude XL125 (Unanimous vote) 11.2 TECH INSPECTION & MODIFICATIONS b) ENGINES: 3) Hydraulically-assisted clutches are prohibited.

(Greg Barratt) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: AN motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote) 11.3 MOTOCROSS RIDER GRADING SYSTEM All AHRMA Vintage motocross classes are further divided into Novice, Intermediate and Expert categories. Novice classes are as follows: Premier, Classic, Sportsman, Open Age, 40-60, 60 Plus and Women. There are no displacement classifications in any Novice class. Novice classes shall not be combined with any Intermediate or Expert class. All Novice classes shall run in Novice only motos.

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Tires must be treaded and not excessively worn. (John Concklin)

h) Modifications must be consistent with the spirit of the class. (Stephen Spencer)

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Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: KB motioned to vote on the proposal, LC seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote)

Committee Recommendation: NO Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, FG seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote)

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c) A rider must score points in at least four events to be eligible for series awards, or according to requirements as published in AHRMA MAG from time to time. National championship points will be awarded at a season ending event located in a centrally located facility in the continental United States. Eligibility for this event will be determined by a. winning your local region (Great Lakes, South East etc. or b. being one of (x) amount of top scoring riders that did not win a regional championship, quantity of riders shall fill 20 rider gate at National Championship finale.

(Carl Hill) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: KS motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote)

VINTAGE ROADRACING 9.7 MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR VINTAGE CLASSES 9.7.1 (Graphic) Center to center not to exceed 2″ at any point. tubing diameter not to exceed 5/8″. (Stephen Spencer) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: DP motioned to vote on the proposal, KB seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote) 9.7.3 FRAMES f). Frames and swingarms must be made in the same type (tubing style) and manner as original or period. (Stephen Spencer) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: KB motioned to vote on the proposal, LC seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote) 9.7.3 FRAMES i) Monoshock or cantilever rear suspension is prohibited permitted (except Vincent original equipment). (John Concklin) Committee recommends wording be written as, “Monoshock rear suspension is allowed only where machines factory equipped with them are listed as eligible. Ex: Yamaha TZ750 in Formula Vintage” Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, TT seconded June Board: Yes, with committee verbiage (Unanimous vote) 9.7.5 TIRES & RIMS

a) Flat-slide or Lectron-type and injectiontype carburetors are not permitted. (John Concklin) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: KB motioned to vote on the proposal, DP seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote) 10.2 GRAND PRIX: 500 Premier, 350 GP, 250 GP, 200 GP Plus

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Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote)

10.3.2 FORMULA 500 Fully GP-kitted motorcycles built prior to December 31, 1968 and like design. (Arthur Honda SOHC fours to 550cc, DOHC twins Kowitz) to 550cc Honda Aircooled fours to 1100cc and Air Committee Recommendation: No cooled twins to 1100cc are eligible in F750, Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the adjusting for the 2 stroke 4 stroke indexing. proposal, AN seconded Honda Air cooled fours and twins to 500cc June Board: No (Unanimous vote) compete in Formula 250 class. (Stephen Spencer) 10.2.1 500 PREMIER Any fully GP-kitted 500cc OHV/OHC or 750cc sidevalve four-strokes built before December 31, 1968, and like design.

Among the eligible machines are: Honda RC181 4-cylinder (no replicas) (Stephen Spencer) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: KB motioned to vote on the proposal, BL seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote) 10.2.1 500 PREMIER Any fully GP-kitted 500cc OHV/OHC or 750cc sidevalve four-strokes built before December 31, 1968, and like design.

Among the eligible machines are: AJS 7R and 7R3 (Arthur Kowitz)

Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, LC seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote) 10.3.3 FORMULA 250 Two-stroke twins up to 250cc, two-stroke singles to 360cc, four-stroke singles to 350cc, Honda CB350 twins and Honda CB350F fours. All motorcycles must be fully GP-kitted. The cutoff date is December 31, 1972. Like-design models also are permitted.

Honda CB350K twin, CB350 four, CB400F four with original stroke and bore (.020” .040″overbore permitted) (Wm. Brian Wells)

Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote)

Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote)

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Honda MR175 Move to: 10.3.4 FORMULA 125 Honda MR175 (Bill Doran) Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote)

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Maximum 26mm for CB350/400 fours in Formula 250 and Formula 500. (Kevin Dinsmoor) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: DP motioned to vote on the proposal, BL seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote) 10.4.3 CLASSIC SIXTIES JULY 2020

This class is intended for 1960s-era and earlier “Grand Prix” and “Clubman” racers built before December 31, 1969 (and later machines of like design) 350cc/500cc OHV and OHC or 750cc sidevalve machines. (John Rickard) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: DP motioned to vote on the proposal, BL seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote) 10.4.3 CLASSIC SIXTIES This class is intended for 1960s-era and earlier “Grand Prix” and “Clubman” racers (and later machines of like design), 350cc/500cc OHV and OHC or 750cc sidevalve machines. Clubman bikes are production bikes that were raced by amateurs who participated in racing clubs.

Typically these bikes were daily transportation that were also ridden to and from the racing tracks. “Clubman trim” includes low handlebars or clip-ons and rear-set foot pegs (John Rickard) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote) 10.4.3 CLASSIC SIXTIES All major components must be OEM parts that existed in that era, or accurate, detailed replicas of the same parts using the same type materials and technologies. (John Rickard) Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote) 10.4.3 CLASSIC SIXTIES AJS 7R AJS Model 20 BSA Gold Star, up to DBD BSA A7 Twin BSA B44 BSA A50 Gilera Saturno Harley-Davidson KR750 (no “lowboy” frames), with stock exhaust only Matchless G9 Matchless G50 (John Rickard) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote)

be (sic) reviewed.

Velocette Thruxton and Venom Clubman Velocette KTT and KSS Vincent Grey Flash and Comet (John Rickard) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote) 10.4.3 CLASSIC SIXTIES AJS 7R BSA Gold Star, up to DBD BSA A7 Twin BSA B50 Gilera Saturno (John Rickard) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: RP motioned to vote on the proposal, BL seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote) 10.4.3 CLASSIC SIXTIES CLASSIC SIXTIES: This class is intended for 1960s-era and earlier “Grand Prix” and “Clubman” racers (and later machines of like design), 350cc/500cc OHV and OHC or 750cc sidevalve machines. Classic 60s and Classic 60s 650 are classes that replicate Clubman racing of the era.

Machines such as Aermacchis that have pushrods but also have extensive GP experience are not allowed. All major components must be OEM parts that existed in that era, or accurate, detailed replicas of the same parts using the same type materials and technologies. The burden of authenticating is upon the rider.

Press clippings and photos with identifiable dates may be helpful. Among the eligible machines are: AJS 7R BSA Gold Star, up to DBD BSA A7 Twin Gilera Saturno Harley-Davidson KR750 (no “lowboy” frames), with stock exhaust only Matchless G50 Matchless G45 and accurate replicas Norton Daytona Dominator 500 (John Rickard) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, LC seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote) 10.4.3 CLASSIC SIXTIES

Royal Enfield Bullet built in India, fourspeed, five speed models permitted only if 10.4.3 CLASSIC SIXTIES the transmission is mechanically limited to four speeds Triumph T100 pre-unit Triumph T100 unitVelocette Thruxton and Venom Clubman construction. Triumph unit-construction Velocette KTT and KSS twins must include the following: The head Vincent Grey Flash must be of the pre-’67 “squishband” type.

The maximum carburetor size is 28mm, and (John Rickard) bikes must conform to all other Classic Committee Recommendation: No Sixties rules. Results in this class for 2020 Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the JULY 2020

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proposal, LC seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote) 10.4.3A CLASSIC SIXTIES 650 Among the eligible machines are: All non-unit British 650cc OHV machines All European 650cc OHV machines Triton (Triumph engine in a Norton featherbed frame) Unit-construction BSA A65, up to 650cc, in clubman trim Unit-construction long-rod triumph TR6/T120, up to 650cc, in Clubman trim Harley-Davidson KH 55-cubic inch sidevalve Kawasaki W1 Note: Unit construction British machines may not use 1971-later OEM oil-bearing frames.

(John Rickard) Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, RP seconded June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote) 10.4.3A CLASSIC SIXTIES 650 Among the eligible machines are: All non-unit British 650cc OHV machines All European 650cc OHV machines Unit-construction BSA A65, up to 650cc, in clubman trim Unit-construction long-rod triumph TR6/T120, up to 650cc, in Clubman trim Harley-Davidson KH 55-cubic inch sidevalve Kawasaki W1 Note: Unit construction British machines may not use 1971-later OEM oil-bearing frames.

(John Rickard) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, RP seconded June Board: Yes, provisionally for 2021 (Unanimous vote) 10.4.3.B REQUIREMENTS AND MODIFICATIONS FOR CLASSIC SIXTIES g) Brakes must (sic) of the period (i.e., twoshoe-type drum). Later-model BSA and Triumph drum brakes are allowed. (Manx Norton may use original four-shoe, seveninch front brake). Minimum wheel diameter is 18 inches; maximum rim width is WM3 (2.15-in). OHC machines must use minimum 19-inch wheels, front and rear. (John Rickard) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: KB motioned to vote on the proposal, BL seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote) 10.4.3.B REQUIREMENTS AND MODIFICATIONS FOR CLASSIC SIXTIES i) All machines must be GP or Clubman racers in essentially factory-standard trim.

From the committee i) All machines must be in GP or Clubman trim consistent with the period.

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The Board of Trustees agreed to pass authority for Committee Recommendation: No, performing housekeeping changes to the proposed verbiage that would be acceptable Executive Director along with the Executive Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the Board. The following items are considered proposal, LC seconded to be June Board: Yes, for committees proposed either general proposals, housekeeping ite verbiage (Unanimous vote) ms that should have been updated in the AHRMA Handbook in previous publications 10.4.3.B REQUIREMENTS AND MODIFICATIONS FOR CLASSIC SIXTIES and for whatever reason were not, or administrative items to better clarify our l) All machines must use period-style low define items and procedures in the AHRMA exhausts only. Pipes must pass below the Handbook. gearshift spindle. Velocettes may use a higher, OEM racing configuration NEW RULE exhaust. Twins must use two separate Require date of birth and or age of rider on exhaust pipes (no two-into-one all entry forms. exhausts). (John Rickard) Committee Recommendation: Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: Policy Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the June Board: ED will ensure all entry forms proposal, LC seconded will have date of birth or age of rider on all June Board: No (Unanimous vote) entry forms 10.XX Two Stroke Classic GP NO RULE NUMBER Machines from the period 1974-1984. Made Change requirements to be more open for to race water cooled GP machines or Barber end of year event. Due to the Covid replicas using high quality craftsmanship 19 cancellations so far and to come. This and period design. has really screwed my plans up for this year Frames of steel or aluminum, period already with CMP being cancelled. designs, not Deltabox style.

250, 350 classes run together but score Committee Recommendation: points separately.

Discussion: Administrative Period 18″ wheels.

June Board: No vote required, No upside down forks or other non-period administrative components.

NO RULE NUMBER – ELIGIBILITY (Carl Anderson) REQUEST FORM VERBIAGE UPDATE Committee Recommendation: Yes This form must be used for classes in which Discussion: KB motioned to vote on the machine approval is a prerequisite. The proposal, BL seconded form must be accompanied by three photos June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote) – one of each side and one clearly showing VINTAGE SUPERBIKE the engine – and returned to Eligibility Request, AHRMA National Office, 49 10.8.2 REQUIREMENTS AND Ferguson Lane Elora, TN 37328 or by email MODIFICATIONS FOR VINTAGE to curt.comer@ahrma.org. The form must SUPERBIKE be received at least 14 days before the b) ENGINE event in which you want to compete (please allow longer if possible). You will be notified 3) All round-slide carbs are allowed (Keihin whether your eligibility has been granted or CR, Dell’Orto, Mikuni “smooth bore” and like denied. design). Flat-slide carbs are not allowed. Mikuni VM33 for the 1025 The Eligibility Request Form is to be used displacement in heavy weight superbike for determining the eligibility of: class is allowed. Pumper carbs may be A) a motorcycle not specified on the class used, but the pumper mechanism must be list (ex., a one-off, a motorcycle from disabled. 1025cc four-cylinders may use another class, a motorcycle seeming to carburetors up to 29mm, or the stock meet the definition of the class but constant-velocity carburetors that were unmentioned on the class list) original equipment on that machine. (Mark B) a modification to an eligible motorcycle Danko) when the mod is unmentioned in the Committee Recommendation: No existing rules.C) a motorcycle modification Discussion: LC motioned to vote on the is questionable, requiring interpretation of proposal, RP seconded an existing rule.

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in the handbook must be made by the member (not AHRMA staff) submitting a Rules Change Proposal during the specified rules change proposal period.” The form must be accompanied by three photos – one of each side and one clearly showing the engine – and returned to Eligibility Request, AHRMA National Office, 49 Ferguson Lane Elora, TN 37328 or by email to curt.comer@ahrma.org. The form must be received at least 21 days before the event in which you want to compete (please allow longer if possible). You will be notified whether your eligibility has been granted or denied.

Committee Recommendation: None Discussion: Administrative June Board: Vote not required 3.4 RIDER ELIGIBILITY 3.4.1 GENERAL a) All riders in AHRMA events, including roadrace (including Sidecar passengers), motocross, dirt tracks, cross country and trials, must be full members of AHRMA and hold an AHRMA Competition License.

Require all entry forms to contain expiration date found on the AHRMA Membership Card. (Michael Collier) Committee Recommendation: Discussion: Policy June Board: ED will ensure all entry forms will have expiration date 3.4.1 GENERAL a) All riders in AHRMA events, including roadrace (including Sidecar passengers), motocross, dirt tracks, cross country and trials, must be full members of AHRMA and hold an AHRMA Competition License.

Proof of membership should be on all entry forms. This includes membership number and expiration date. (Michael Collier) Committee Recommendation: Discussion: Policy June Board: ED will ensure all entry forms will have membership number and expiration date 4.7 REFUNDS c) If a riders machine goes on track the day the request is dated there should be no credit/refund for that day. the rider does the practice sessions and can’t make a race due to mechanical issues with his bike then he should be charged for the amount of 1/2 of an entry fee for only ONE race entry fee and any further entry fees paid should be credited to the rider to be used at another time. Also if a rider doesn’t race in a race he should get at least 1/2 the entry fee credit for that race. (Lloyd Johnson) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the JULY 2020

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Fines: Fines from $25 to $150 may be levied by race officials.

Fines from $25 to $500 may be levied in lieu of or in addition to other penalties, based upon the severity of the infraction and the recommendations of the race officials.

Assessments: The Executive Director or the Board of Trustees may assess an AHRMA member costs incurred by the association, including, but not limited to, phone, travel, AHRMA staff time and Board members’ time (at a rate of $25 per hour), incurred as a result of actions of a member that are not in the normal and usual course of the association’s business. Such assessment shall be due and payable within 10 days of mailing to the member’s last known address. Failure to pay such assessment shall subject to possible suspension. A team owner may be jointly and severally liable for assessments levied against a rider or member of such team.

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probation, as well as flagrant breach of AHRMA rules.

Suspension shall begin with notification by registered letter from the National Office. Suspension may be imposed only by the AHRMA Executive Director.

Membership may be retained and AHRMA MAG received while the member is suspended from competition. Suspended members are not in good standing and may not vote for trustees. Suspensions will be published in AHRMA MAG.

f) Wheel rim diameter must be at least 18 inches and cannot exceed WM3 (2.15 inches) front and WM4 (2.5 inches) rear. WM4 (2.5 inches) front rims and WM5 (3.0 inches) rear rims are permitted on 750s only. (Kevin Burns)

Banishment: In cases of the most flagrant breaches, or with entrants who are habitual and deemed incorrigible, banishment will be applied. This punishment will include lifetime loss of AHRMA license and membership rights.

Banishment will only be levied by a majority vote of the AHRMA Board of Trustees and will always result in being published in AHRMA MAG.

Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: DP motioned to vote on the proposal, LC seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote)

Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: Housekeeping – no vote required.

June Board: No vote 10.6 Novice Historic Production (Tom Hillard)

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SIDECAR ROADRACING MISSION STATEMENT: To preserve the rich and full history of the golden era of Sidecar roadracing by maintaining a venue to showcase the types of roadracing Sidecar outfits that made the sport an integral part of the historic Grand Prix experience and 6.2.2 Where a competitor has been found to showcase types of sidecars which have have used an ineligible performance-related historically been under represented in component, the penalty shall be loss of modern road racing. (Arthur Kowitz) accumulated season points and results for Committee Recommendation: Yes any class in which that machine was (Housekeeping) ineligible. A second infraction in any 12Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the month period shall result in the rider’s proposal, KB seconded suspension for up to 13 months.

June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote) 6.2.3 Any rider refusing to allow an 10.13 BATTLE OF TWINS® inspection of his machine by race officials will be disqualified from that event and may Reprimands: Entrants will be a) BOT 1: 900cc-OPEN 905cc-OPEN given written reprimands for minor lose all accumulated season points for that b) BOT 2: 0-900cc 0-904cc class. In addition, that rider will be infractions committed by (Bill Doran) suspended for up to 13 months at the themselves or crew where a discretion of the Executive Director.

Committee Recommendation: Yes written record of the situation Discussion: Housekeeping – no vote seems desirable. All written 6.2.4 (Dewanna Comer) required. reprimands will be sent from the June Board: No vote AHRMA office.

Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: Administrative 11.1.14 SPORTSMAN OPEN TWINS Loss of Points: Offenses more June Board: No vote required serious than satisfied by reprimand The Sportsman eligibility list is now may result in partial or total loss of 9.6.5 Points will be awarded at all roadraces complete with regard to non-like-design points earned year to date. according to the following schedule. post-1974 machines. However, proposals for inclusion of like-design machines are Removal from Events: Entrants National Series awards are based on a always welcome. may be removed from an individual rider’s best finishes in one-half of a total Proposals for Vintage Motocross Rules meet for breach of rules or number of races up to 20, in the series, Changes or the inclusion of additional postconduct. rounded up to the next whole number if 1974 like-design machines necessary (e.g., in a 19-race series, a Probation: In cases of offenses (year/make/model) must be made via the rider’s 10 best finishes count). A rider must that are repeats of previous Rule Change Proposal Form (Section 19, score points in at least two events to be reprimands, or of a significantly page 132) during the annual period for eligible for National series awards. (David more blatant nature, an entrant Rules Change Proposals announced on the Tompkins) may be placed on probation for a AHRMA.ORG web site. Approved changes fixed period. Probation may only Committee Recommendation: No become effective on an annual basis. Note: be levied after review of the case Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the The Eligibility Request Form (ERF, Section by the AHRMA Executive Director. proposal, AN seconded 19, page 130) is not to be used for this Probations may be published June Board: No (Unanimous vote) purpose. The ERF is used when in AHRMA MAG at the discretion classification for a specific “one-off” 10.5.4 REQUIREMENTS AND of the Executive Director. machine or approval of its individual MODIFICATIONS FOR SPORTSMAN components is required. (Richard Suspension: Competition licenses Collahan) may be suspended for violation of

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Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, LC seconded June Board: No – Changes will be made to the wording in the handbook to address proposer’s valid concern.

(Unanimous vote) 11.6 SERIES POINTS, AWARDS Year-end scoring ties will be broken as follows: Year-end scoring ties will be broken by the greatest number of moto wins, then second-pace moto finishes, third-place, etc.

In the event of an absolute tie, the oldest rider wins.

Year-end scoring ties will be broken as follows: Year-end scoring ties will be broken by the greatest number of moto wins, then second-pace moto finishes, third-place, etc.

In the event of an absolute tie, the oldest rider wins. will go to the rider who accumulated the most points during headto-head competition. If still tied or if they did not compete against each other, year end scoring ties will be broken by the greatest number of moto wins, then second-pace moto finishes, third-place, etc. In the event of an absolute tie, the oldest rider wins. (Albert Newmann) Committee Recommendation: Yes Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, FG seconded June Board: Yes (Unanimous vote) SECTION 12 – POST VINTAGE MOTOCROSS MISSION STATEMENT Please submit any requests for new rules or machine eligibility to the Post Vintage Motocross Rules & Eligibility Committee (see Section 17).

NOTE: All modifications must be consistent with the intended time frame of the class. Proposals for Post Vintage Motocross Rules Changes or general machine (year/make/model) Eligibility Class changes must be made via the Rule Change Proposal Form (Section 19, page 132) during the annual period for Rules Change Proposals announced on the AHRMA.ORG web site. Approved changes become effective on an annual basis. Note: The Eligibility Request Form (ERF, Section 19, page 130) is not to be used for this purpose.

The ERF is used when classification for a specific “one-off” machine or approval of its individual components is required. (Richard Colahan) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, FG seconded June Board: No – Changes will be made to the wording in the handbook to address proposer’s valid concern.

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12.1 HISTORIC – CLASSES AND ELIGIBILITY Move PV Historic 125.250.500 dual shock bikes to Vintage on Saturday . This will To allow more time for Nex Gen Classes on Sunday at all Nationals. (Greg Conn) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: No – race policy, no reason to have any PVMX with VMX (Unanimous vote) 12.1.2 Historic 125 Section 12.1.2, Historic 125 includes incorrect listings for a) 1975 Honda CR 125, b) 1975 Yamaha MX 125 and c) 1975 Yamaha YZ 125. (Richard Colahan)

RULES AND ELIGIBILITY COMMITTEES A Rules and Eligibility Committee person must be an AHRMA Competition Member in good standing and must attend and compete in a minimum of 4 scheduled AHRMA Races in the perspective class in which they committee in a calendar year. (Dale Lavendar) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: FG motioned to vote on the proposal, AN seconded June Board: No (Unanimous vote) SECTION 19 – FOR MORE INFORMATION ELIGIBILITY REQUEST FORM

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This form must be used for classes in which machine approval is a prerequisite. This form must be used when classification for a specific machine (including “one-off” examples) or approval of its individual components is required. Note that proposals for general machine (year/make/model) Eligibility Class changes must be made via the Rule Change Proposal Form (Section 19, page 132) during the annual period for Rules Change Proposals announced on the AHRMA.ORG web site. (Richard Colahan)

Section 12.1.3 Historic 250 includes incorrect listings for a) 1975 Honda MT 250 and b) 1975 Yamaha MX 175. (Richard Colahan)

Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: Administrative June Board: This will be addressed on the eligibility form

Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, FG seconded June Board: No – Changes will be made to the wording in the handbook to address proposer’s valid concern.

(Unanimous vote)

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Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, TT seconded June Board: No – Changes will be made to the wording in the handbook to address proposer’s valid concern.

(Unanimous vote)

NO SECTION NUMBER – PROCEDURAL No rule changes for two years with regards to mechanical, or class changes. The only rules to be changed in “off” years would be procedural, safety and operations. (Kevin Dinsmoor) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: BL motioned to vote on the proposal, FG seconded June Board: No – Task force to be created to assess current rules procedures to determine / implement streamlined process. (Unanimous vote) NO SECTION NUMBER – PROCEDURAL Frivolous, perennial rule-change proposals shall be disallowed. One must have raced, or currently race in a discipline to propose a rule change for that particular discipline.

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This form must be used for classes in which machine approval is a prerequisite. This form must be used when classification for a specific machine (including “one-off” examples) or approval of its individual components is required. Note that proposals for general machine (year/make/model) Eligibility Class changes must be made via the Rule Change Proposal Form (Section 19, page 132) during the annual period for Rules Change Proposals announced on the AHRMA.ORG web site. (Richard Colahan) Committee Recommendation: No Discussion: Administrative June Board: This will be addressed on the eligibility form 13.3 CLASS AND ABILITY LEVELS a) The number-four line is extremely simple and, except for Girder Fork and Rigid Novice competitors, is intended only for entry-level riders. If only three lines are used, number-four riders will ride the number-three line. (Curt Comer)

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2020 AHRMA NATIONAL SERIES SCHEDULES

For up to the minute race status reports

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Crossed out events were cancelled

2020 AHRMA National Cross Country Series

2020 Rehv Moto AHRMA National Historic Roadrace Series

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14-Mar 15-Mar 28-Mar 29-Mar 3-Apr 4-Apr 18-Apr 19-Apr 1-May 2-May 22-May 13-Jun 14-Jun 25-Jul 26-Jul 8-Aug 9-Aug 5-Sep 6-Sep 11-Sept 3-Oct 10-Oct 11-Oct 24-Oct 25-Oct 6-Nov 7-Nov

White Lightning; Buffalo, SC White Lightning; Buffalo, SC Desoto Motorsports Park; Grand Cane; LA Desoto Motorsports Park; Grand Cane; LA Diamond Don's; Jefferson, TX Burrows Ranch; Chrome, CA Arkansas Dirt Riders; New Blaine, AR Arkansas Dirt Riders; New Blaine, AR Circle Bar Motorsports; Fluvanna, TX Circle Bar Motorsports; Fluvanna, TX Heartland Motorsports Park; Topeka, KS Reynlow Park; Reynoldsville, PA Reynlow Park; Reynoldsville, PA Shady Acres; Friendsville, MD Shady Acres; Friendsville, MD Pine Lake Raceway; Ashtabula, OH Pine Lake Raceway; Ashtabula, OH Razorback Riders ISDT; Combs AR Razorback Riders ISDT; Combs AR Diamond Don's; Jefferson, TX Bushey Ranch; Canby, CA Barber Motorsports Park; Birmingham, AL Barber Motorsports Park; Birmingham, AL Hayes Farm; Ramsey, IL Hayes Farm; Ramsey, IL T&S Racing (Double Points); Henryetta, OK T&S Racing (Double Points); Henryetta, OK

Mail-in/ Fax/Email Pre-entry Deadline 28-Feb 28-Feb 13-Mar 13-Mar 20-Mar 20-Mar 3-Apr 3-Apr 17-Apr 17-Apr 8-May 29-May 29-May 10-Jul 10-Jul 24-Jul 24-Jul 28-Aug 28-Aug 28-Aug 18-Sep 25-Sep 25-Sep 9-Oct 9-Oct 23-Oct 23-Oct

Online Pre-entry Deadline (midnight CST) 1-Mar 1-Mar 16-Mar 16-Mar 23-Mar 23-Mar 6-Apr 6-Apr 20-Apr 20-Apr 11-May 1-Jun 1-Jun 13-Jul 13-Jul 27-Jul 27-Jul 31-Aug 31-Aug 31-Aug 21-Sep 28-Sep 28-Sep 12-Oct 12-Oct 26-Oct 26-Oct

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2/7/09 2/20/23 3/27/29 4/17/19 4/24/26 5/22/24 6/19/21

Laguna Seca; Salinas, CA (NO Academy) Roebling Road Raceway, Bloomingdale, GA (RR Academy) Carolina Motorsports Park, Kershaw, SC (RR Academy) Streets of Willow, Rosamond, CA (RR Academy) Willow Springs Raceway, Rosamond, CA (RR Academy) Heartland Park, Topeka, KS (RR Academy) New Jersey Motorsports Park, Millville, NJ (RR Academy) Double Nat'l Points Round

Blackhawk Farms Raceway; South Beloit, IL (RR Academy) 7/31-8/2 Gingerman Raceway (RR Academy) 9/4-6 Carolina Motorsports Park, Kershaw, SC (RR Academy) Talladega Gran Prix, Munford, AL 9/11-13 (RR Academy - not applicable to Barber) 10/8-11 Barber Motorsports Park, Leeds, AL (NO Academy) 7/24/26

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Venue Morgan County Celebration Arena; Priceville, AL Hanging Rock; Kershaw, SC Aonia Pass MX; Aonia, GA Tarheel Speedway; Tarheel, NC Marion County Speedway; Ocala, FL Heartland Motorsports Park; Topeka, KS Aonia Pass MX; Aonia, GA GTR Complex; Gaston, SC Fulton County Fairgrounds, Wauseon, OH Pine Lake Raceway; Ashtabula, OH Fuji Park; Carson City, NV Tarheel Speedway; Tarheel, NC Baton Rouge Raceway; Baker, LA T&S Racing; Henryetta, OK

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2020 Redwood Engineering AHRMA National Vintage Motocross Series Date

Venue

2-Feb 22-Feb

Arizona Cycle Park (ACP); Buckeye, AZ Monster Mountain MX GP; Tallahasseee, AL Glen Helen (Truck Track) MX; San Bernardino, CA Desoto Motorsports Park; Grand Cane, LA Burrows Ranch; Chrome, CA Mill Creek Motorsports Park; Combs, AR Heartland Motorsports Park; Topeka, KS Elizabeth City MX; Elizabeth City, NC Saddleback East; Bedford, KY (Postponed) Bodnar Ranch; Dairy, OR Pavillon MX Park; Pavillion, NY Dutch Sport Park MX; Bloomingdale, MI Archview MX Park; Washington Park, IL Two Rivers Racing; Milliken, CO Mill Creek Motorsports Park; Combs, AR Monster Mountain MX; Tallassee, AL Diamond Don's; Jefferson, TX Rattlers Run Farms; Fairfield, WA Texas Vintage GP; Donnie, TX Bushey Ranch; Canby, CA Georgia Practice Facility (GPF); Cairo, GA T&S Racing (Double Points); Henryetta, OK

21-Mar 28-Mar 5-Apr 25-Apr 23-May 20-Jun 27-Jun 28-Jun 4-Jul 18-Jul 25-Jul 23-Aug 29-Aug 5-Sept 12-Sept 20-Sep 26-Sep 4-Oct 17-Oct 7-Nov

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16-Mar 23-Mar 13-Apr 11-May 6-Jun 15-Jun 15-Jun 20-Jun 6-Jul 13-Jul 20-Jul 17-Aug 24-Aug 31-Aug 7-Sept 13-Sept 21-Sep 5-Oct 24-Oct

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22-Mar 4-Apr 25-Apr 22-May 30-May 13-Jun 20-Jun 26-Jun 18-July 19-July 22-Aug 28-Aug 11-Sept 12-Sep 19-Sep 26-Sep 3-Oct 9-Oct 10-Oct 6-Nov

Motoventures; Anza, CA Burrows Ranch; Chrome CA Mill Creek Motorsports Park; Combs, AR Heartland Motorsports Park; Topeka, KS Aonia Pass MX; Aonia, GA Reynlow Park; Reynoldsville, PA Marymount; Marymount, WA Saddleback East; Bedford, KY (Postponed) Donner Ski Resort; Donner, CA Donner Ski Resort; Donner, CA Two Rivers Racing; Miliken, CO Mill Creek Motorsports Park; Combs, AR Diamond Don's; Jefferson, TX Aonia Pass; Aonia, GA Rattlers Run Farms; Fairfield, WA Arkansas Dirt Riders; New Blaine, AR Bushey Ranch; Canby, CA Barber Motorsports Park; Birmingham, AL Barber Motorsports Park; Birmingham, AL T&S Racing; Henryetta; OK (Double Points)

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2020 Race Tech AHRMA National Post Vintage Motocross Series Date

1-Feb 23-Feb 21-Mar 29-Mar 5-Apr 26-Apr 24-May 31-May 21-Jun 28-Jun 5-Jul 19-Jul 26-Jul 23-Aug 30-Aug 6-Sep 13-Sep 27-Sep 18-Sep 8-Nov JULY 2020

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Arizona Cycle Park (ACP); Buckeye, AZ Monster Mountain MX GP; Tallahasseee, AL Glen Helen (Truck Track) MX; San Bernardino, CA Desoto Motorsports Park; Grand Cane, LA Diamond Don's; Jefferson, TX Mill Creek Motorsports Park; Combs, AR Heartland Motorsports Park; Topeka, KS Aonia Pass MX; Aonia, GA Elizabeth City MX; Elizabeth City, NC Saddleback East; Bedford, KY Pavillon MX Park; Pavillion, NY Dutch Sport Park MX; Bloomingdale, MI Archview MX Park; Washington Park, IL Two Rivers Racing; Milliken, CO Mill Creek Motorsports Park; Combs, AR Monster Mountain MX GP; Tallahasseee, AL Diamond Don's; Jefferson, TX Texas Vintage GP; Donnie, TX Georgia Practice Facility (GPF); Cairo, GA T&S Racing (Double Points); Henryetta, OK

6-Mar 20-Mar 10-Apr 8-May 15-May 29-May 5-Jun 12-Jun 3-July 3-July 17-Jul 14-Aug 28-Aug 28-Aug 4-Sep 11-Sep 18-Sep 25-Sep 25-Sep 23-Oct

Online Pre-entry Deadline (midnight CST) 9-Mar 23-Mar 13-Apr 11-May 27-May 1-Jun 8-Jun 15-Jun 6-July 6-July 20-Jul 17-Aug 31-Aug 31-Aug 7-Sep 14-Sep 21-Sep 28-Sep 28-Sep 24-Oct

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1-Feb 23-Feb 21-Mar 29-Mar 26-Apr 24-May 31-May 21-Jun 28-Jun 5-Jul 19-Jul 26-Jul 23-Aug 30-Aug 6-Sep 27-Sep 18-Oct 8-Nov

Arizona Cycle Park (ACP); Buckeye, AZ Monster Mountain MX GP; Tallahasseee, AL Glen Helen (REM) MX; San Bernardino, CA Desoto Motorsports Park; Grand Cane, LA Mill Creek Motorsports Park; Combs, AR Heartland Motorsports Park; Topeka, KS Aonia Pass MX; Aonia, GA Elizabeth City MX; Elizabeth City, NC Saddleback East; Bedford, KY Pavillon MX Park; Pavillion, NY Dutch Sport Park MX; Bloomingdale, MI Archview MX Park; Washington Park, IL Two Rivers Racing; Milliken, CO Mill Creek Motorsports Park; Combs, AR Monster Mountain MX GP; Tallahasseee, AL Texas Vintage GP; Donnie, TX Georgia Practice Facility (GPF); Cairo, GA T&S Racing (Double Points); Henryetta, OK

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Online Pre-entry Deadline (midnight CST) 20-Jan 10-Feb 9-Mar 16-Mar 13-Apr 11-May 27-May 8-Jun 15-Jun 20-Jun 6-Jul 13-Jul 10-Aug 17-Aug 31-Aug 14-Sep 5-Oct 24-Oct

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RACE PREVIEWS OFFROAD July 18-19, 2020

Saddleback East Bedford, KY ---------------------------------------Redwood Engineering AHRMA National Vintage Motocross Series -Race Tech AHRMA National Post Vintage Motocross Series -AHRMA National Next Gen Motocross Series -Redwood Engineering AHRMA National Trials Series

----------------------------------------Contact: Mitch Barnes, 502.594.8245; email mitchfcamx@aol.com Websites: saddlebackeast.org, www.ahrma.org Concessions: Yes Additional Event Information: • Regional Cross Country • This will be a separate course acceptable to cross country bikes and MX bikes.

Lodging: Carrollton Kentucky and Madison Indiana have all of the brands of hotels.

Facebook: Saddleback East Motorcycle Club Track Address: 700 RD Kendall Ridge, Road Bedford, Kentucky 40006 Schedule for weekend: Military Veterans get one race free.

The trials competition begins on Saturday Morning at 9:00 AM Saturday VMX practice begins at 11:00AM and racing imediately following. Awards aprox. 30 minutes after all racing is completed Sunday Regional CC at 8AM and PVMX-NG MX practice starts at 10AM imediately followed by racing. Awards aprox. 30 min after all racing is completed Directions: - From Bedford KY, take HWY 421 South to HWY 1226. (Kingsridge road) Watch for signs. Go @4 miles and turn onto RD Kendall Road.

- From Madison Indiana take HWY 421 N to Hwy 1226. Watch for signs.

- From Carrollton take hwy 42 N, turn right on 1226 (Kingsridge rd) follow the signs Schedule Trials Saturday schedule: Sign up- 7:00 Am till 8:00AM Mandatory Riders Meeting 8:45AM Event begins at 9:00AM Vintage MX schedule Saturday: Sign-up – 7:00-10:00am; Practice, 11:00am Racing begins 11:30am

Regional CC schedule Sunday: Sign-up - 6:00-7:00am Riders meeting 7:30am Race begins at 8:00am Post Vintage MX schedule Sunday: Sign-up – 7:00-9:00am Practice – 10am Racing begins 10:30am

July 25, 2020

Shady Acres Motocross ---------------------------------------Hagerty AHRMA National Cross Country Series

-----------------------------------------Contacts: Tim – phone 240.321.7813 Gate fee: $10 per person Gate Hours: 6:30am-8:00pm Camping: $15 per day Concessions: Yes. Lodging: Nearby hotels in Morgantown, WV Facebook: Shady Acres Motocross or AHRMA North Atlantic Racing Websites: www.ahrma.org or www.ahrma-northantlantic.org Track address: 2282 Friendsville Rd. Friendsville, MD 21531 Directions: from Morgantown, WV: Follow I-68 E towards Friendsville. Take exit 4 from I-68 E to MD-42/Maryland toward Friendsville. Keep right at the fork and merge onto MD-42/Friendsville Rd. The track will be about five miles down on the left side.

July 25-26, 2020

Archview Mx Park ---------------------------------------AHRMA National Next Gen Motocross Series -Race Tech AHRMA National Post Vintage Motocross Series -Redwood Engineering AHRMA National Vintage Motocross Series

-----------------------------------------Contact: Paul Willis 618-719-3438 Website: Archviewmxpark.com Gate hours: Friday: 9:00AM to 8:00PM Saturday: 6:00AM to 8:00PM Sunday: 6:00AM to 8:00PM Gate Fee: $15.00 Camping: Primitive camping is available at no extra cost Concessions: Yes

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Event Schedule: Saturday VMX: Gate opens at 6:00AM, Registration begins at 7:00AM, MANDATORY riders meeting at 8:30AM practice begins at 9:00AM, Racing starts at 10:00AM Trophy presentation 30 minutes after all results for the day are posted.

Sunday PVMX: Gate opens at 6:00AM, Registration bigins at 7:00AM, Mandatory riders meeting at 8:30AM practice begins at 9:00AM, Racing statrts at 10:00AM Trophy presentation: 30 minutes after all results for the day are posted.

Address: Archview Mx Park 5100 St. Clair Ave Washington Park IL 62203 Directions: Exit 6 off of I-64 Go south on Hwy 111 to first stop light, Go Right on St. Clair Ave, Track is on Right

August 9, 2020

Glen Helen Race way ---------------------------------------Redwood Engineering AHRMA National Vintage Motocross Series -Race Tech AHRMA National Post Vintage Motocross Series -AHRMA National Next Gen Motocross Series

----------------------------------------GPS Coordinates: 34.1874, -117.3880 Gate fee: $10 Hours: 7am-7pm Camping: $10 Concessions: No concessions on site CALVMX will provide free lunches for the riders Lodging and Restaurants: Many hotels/motels and restaurants in the San Bernardino and Rialto area.

Google your preferences Track address: 18585 Verdemont Ranch Road, San Benardino, CA 92407 Promoter: Frank Vrettas (CALVMX); 619.301.3400 Email: calvmx@yahoo.com ; Website: calvmx.com Track Contact: Lori Wilson 909.384.9342 email: lori@glenhelen.com Website: glenhelen.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ glenhelenraceway/ Directions: From either 215 Northbound or 215 Southbound - Take exit 50 - Palm Avenue Left turn onto Palm Avenue Stay on Palm Avenue until Verdemont Ranch Road Turn right onto Verdemont Ranch Road Track is on right Additional event info: We are racing on the REM Track Phone: 951.279.6655 Schedule: Race Schedule Gates Open 6:00 am Sign up 7:00 am Practice 8:45 am Riders meeting 9:45 am Racing starts 10:00 am Awards approximately 2:30 pm JULY 2020

August 8-9, 2020

Pine Lake Raceway and Trails ---------------------------------------Hagerty AHRMA National Cross Country Series

-----------------------------------------Pine Lake Raceway Event Information: Contact: Bud Fischer 440-997-4166 Website: PineLakeRacewayandTrails.com Adress: 3796 maple RD Ashtabula, OH 44004 Gate Fee: $15.00 per day or $25.00 for the weekend dry camping is available at no extra charge Gate Hours: Gate opens friday at noon and remain open for the weekend.

Concessions: Yes Event Schedule Event Note: Saturday August 8, 2020 We will have CC and Dirt track Saturday: CC sign up begins at 7:00AM Riders meeting at 8:30AM Sight Lap at 9:00AM Vintage race begins at 10:00AM Post vintage begins at 12:00PM Dirt Track Registration at 12:00 PM Dirt Track Practice begins at 2:00PM Sunday: CC registration begins at 7:00AM Riders meeting at 8:30AM Vintage race begins at 9:00AM Post Vintage race begins at 11:00AM Directions: From Interstate RT. 90 (Exit 235) Take RT. 193 South go 2.3 miles. west on to Plymouth Gageville Rd. Go 1.5 miles Go south on Maple Rd. to the Track Pine Lake sign at the entrance.

August 28-30, 2020

Mill Creek Motorsports Park ---------------------------------------Redwood Engineering AHRMA National Vintage Motocross Series -Race Tech AHRMA National Post Vintage Motocross Series -AHRMA National Next Gen Motocross Series -Redwood Engineering AHRMA National Trials Series

----------------------------------------Address: 1824 Madison 4275 millcreek Rd, Combs, AR 35803 Contact: Mike Parker at 479-530-1515 Gate fee: $10.00 per day Gate closes: 10:00PM each day

Camping: Camping is available for Dry camping $10.00 for the weekend and for RV hook-ups $25.00 per night.

Concesions: Yes Schedule: AHRMA National Trials August 28, 2020 Friday: Sign-up, 9:00AM; rider's meeting 9:45AM; trial starts at 10:00AM Regional CC August 28, 2020 Friday: Sign-up and tech, 11:00AM; riders meeting, 1:15PM; sighting lap 1:30PM; all Vintage classes plus Post Vintage Novice race start, 2:00PM. Post Vintage Intermediate and Expert race 4:00PM AHRMA National VMX August 29, 2020 Saturday: Sign-up 7:00AM-11:30AM; practice 9:00AM-11:00AM; MANDATORY riders meeting 12:00PM; racing begins 12:30PM

2020 Redwood Engineering AHRMA National Vintage Motocross Series 2020 Race Tech AHRMA National Post Vintage Motocross Series 2020 AHRMA National Next Gen Series August 9, 2020 - Glen Helen Raceway, San Bernardino, CA

Bring out all those Old Bikes! We will be racing on the REM Track!

Classes For: Vintage (pre 74) Post Vintage (75 and up Dual Drum Brakes) Next Generation (Two Stroke with Disk Brakes) MX Schedule, Sunday: Sign-up, 7:00am; practice, 8:45am; riderâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s meeting, 9:45am; racing begins, 10:00am, awards around 2:30pm.

Entry Fee: Pre-entry for AHRMA National events is encouraged.

Gate Fee: $10 per person Gate Opens 6:00 am Sunday - Gate open Saturday from 6:00 am to 8:00 pm Camping Fee: $10 for the night before a race Concessions: No concessions on site CALVMX will provide free lunches for the riders Lodging and Restaurants: Many hotels/motels and restaurants in the San Bernardino and Rialto area. Google your preferences Track Address: 18585 Verdemont Ranch Road, San Bernardino, CA 92408 www.glenhelen.com Track Contact: Lori Wilson 909.384.9342 email: lori@glenhelen.com Event contacts: Frank Vrettas, Phone: 619-301-3400; on Facebook at CALVMX or www.calvmx.com AHRMA info: Luke Sayer â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Regional Coordinator, Phone: 562-841-3476, email: sayerlu@gmail.com www.ahrma.org; www.ahrmasw.org Last minute updates on Facebook: AHRMA Vintage Southwest

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AHRMA National PVMX/NG August 30, 2020 Sunday: Sign-up 7:00AM-11:30AM; practice 8:30AM-11:30am; MANDATORY riders meeting 12:00PM; racing begins 12:30PM. Directions to the Track: From Hwy 16 East and 265 Intersection in Fayetteville, Arkansas, Travel East on Hwy 16 E. aprox 26 miles to Combs, AR. Turn right (south) just past the Combs Store on 4275 Mill Creek Road Travel 2 miles, Razorback Riders campgrond and Track entrance will be on your left. 1/4 mile past cemetery.

DIRT TRACK July 17, 2020

Fulton County Fairgrounds, Wauseon, OH -----------------------------------------VMC Racing Frames AHRMA Dirt Track Series

-----------------------------------------Promoter: THREE RING CIRCUS, PRESENTED BY ROEDER RACING Taaron Sattler/George Roeder 419-465-2247 taaron@roederracing.com george@ roederracing.com Event website: www.roederracing.com/wauseon-2018 Address: Fulton County Fairgrounds 8514 SR 108 Wauseon, OH 43567 Directions: Ohio Turnpike Exit 34- Go¼ mile North on ST RT 108 to fairground entrance.

August 8, 2020

Pine Lake Raceway and Trails -----------------------------------------VMC Racing Frames AHRMA Dirt Track Series

-----------------------------------------Pine Lake Raceway Event Information: Contact: Bud Fischer 440-997-4166 Website: PineLakeRacewayandTrails.com Adress: 3796 maple RD Ashtabula, OH 44004 Gate Fee: $15.00 per day or $25.00 for the weekend dry camping is available at no extra charge Gate Hours: Gate opens friday at noon and remain open for the weekend.

Concessions: Yes Event Schedule Event Note: Saturday August 8, 2020 We will have CC and Dirt track Saturday: CC sign up begins at 7:00AM Riders meeting at 8:30AM Sight Lap at 9:00AM Vintage race begins at 10:00AM Post vintage begins at 12:00PM Dirt Track Registration at 12:00 PM Dirt Track Practice begins at 2:00PM 52

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Sunday: CC registration begins at 7:00AM Riders meeting at 8:30AM Vintage race begins at 9:00AM Post Vintage race begins at 11:00AM Directions: From Interstate RT. 90 (Exit 235) Take RT. 193 South go 2.3 miles. west on to Plymouth Gageville Rd. Go 1.5 miles Go south on Maple Rd. to the Track Pine Lake sign at the entrance.

August 18, 2020

Lake Side Speedway -----------------------------------------VMC Racing Frames AHRMA Dirt Track Series

-----------------------------------------Event Contact: Randy Koster at 316-258-0861 Schedule: Registration at 12:00pm Practice 3:00pm Heat races 4:30pm Mains 7:30pm Concessions: Yes Camping: availiable on site Directions: from Kansas Speedway (the NASCAR track) go north on 435 to Wolcott, Take Wolcott (which is highway 5) north approximately 1 1/2 mi. to Lakeside, it is right on the Missouri river, on the Kansas side.

ROADRACE JULY 24-26, 2020

Blackhawk Farms Raceway -----------------------------------------Rehv Moto Ahrma National Historic Roadrace Series -------------------------------------------------------GPS Coordinates: 42.484927, -89.099012 Gate Fee: $30.00/three days; $25.00/one day.

Concessions: Yes Track Address: 15338 Prarie Road, South Beloit, IL 61080 Website: blackhawkfarms.com Thursday: Move In: Volunteer 6 pm, Sponsors 6:30 pm all others 7:00 pm.

Friday: Mandatory Riders Meeting 8:00 am (If you arrive later in the day, or not until Saturday, please see AHRMA Referee Bill Doran before you go on the track.

Gates Hours: 7:00 am - 9:00 pm.

Tech Hours of Operation: 7:00 am - 5:00 pm Registration Hours of Operation: 7:00 am - 5:00 pm Practice: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm AHRMA Roadracing School: all day. If you did not register online, report to registration by 7:00 am.

Saturday: Gate Hours: 7:00 am - 9:00 pm Tech Hours of Operation: 7:00 am - 5:00 pm Registration Hours of Operation: 7:00 am - 8:00 am

Practice: 8:00 am - 11:00 am (two rounds of practice) Mandatory Riders Meeting: 11:15 am Racing Starts: 12:00 pm Sunday: Gate Hours: 7:00 am Tech Hours of Operation: 7:00 am - 5:00 pm Registration Hours of Operation: 7:00 am - 8:00 am Practice: 8:00 am - 9:30 am (one round of practice) Racing Starts: 10:00 am Gas: Sunoco 93 and 100 unleaded, 110 leaded

JULY 31-AUGUST 2, 2020

Gingerman Raceway -----------------------------------------Rehv Moto Ahrma National Historic Roadrace Series -------------------------------------------------------Contact: maribeth@gingermanraceway.com to make a reservation.

Lodging: The South Haven Holiday Inn Express offers a special rate to Gingerman visitors. Contact the Holiday Inn at 269.637.8800 for more information.

More lodgings can be found through the South Haven Visitors Bureau: go to www.southhaven.org.

Track Address: 61414 Phoenix Rd, South Haven, MI 49090 Phone: 269.253.4445 Website: www.gingermanraceway.com Gate fee: $30/three days, $25/two days, $15/one day.

Concessions: Yes. Camping: Yes. Camping is available for $5 per night for each individual camping. 30 amp electric hook-up is also available.

Weekend Schedule T hursday: Gates open, Noon-10:00 pm. Volunteers 12 pm, Sponsors 1 pm and all others 2 pm.

Friday: MANDATORY RIDER’S MEETING 8:00 am • Gates open, 7:00 am-9:00 pm • Tech Hours: 7:00 am-5 pm • Registration Hours: 7:00 am - 5 pm • Practice, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm AHRMA Roadracing School: all day, if you did not pre enter report to registration at 7:00 am.

Saturday: • Gates open: 7:00 am-9:00 pm • Tech Hours: 7:00 am-5 pm • Registration Hours: 7:00 am-8:00 am • Practice: 9:00 am - 11:00 am • Mandatory riders meeting 11:15 am • Racing starts at 12:00 pm Sunday: (subject to change depending on weather) • Gates open: 7:00 am; • Tech Hours: 7:00 am-5 pm • Registration Hours: 7:00 am - 8:00 am • Practice: 9:00 am - 11:00 am; • Racing starts at 12:00 pm Gas: 93 and 100 unleaded, 110 leaded

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JULY 2020

Race Hot Line, call or text, 903-742-2041 or 903-445-9796

www.DiamondDonEmpire.com For event schedule and information info@DiamondDon.com

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Diamond Don’s Annual

Jefferson, Texas September 10-13, 2020 • DIAMOND DON RV PARK & EVENT CENTER

Come see historic racing bikes and meet legends from around the world.

• Charity Golf Challenge • AHRMA Vintage Racing • Trials, Cross Country

• VMX, PMX • Modern Support Trials • 100cc/XR200cc Battles

• Awesome Natural Terrain Track • Great Camping on the River • Lots of Extras for Racers

Jefferson is one mile from track. Bed & Breakfast, Antiques, Museums, Shopping, Restaurants

Lots of family fun.

Directions: From Hwy 59, take Hwy 49 East toward Downtown Jefferson.

Left at Y in Road, Hwy 49 East toward Smithland. Track one mile on Right.

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2020 AHRMA Southeast Schedule (Remaining)

2020 AHRMA Northeast MX & CC Schedule (Remaining)

Date Event Location Nat/Reg Disciplines 6/13 Moto-Vated 101 Gray Court SC Reg Trials/VMX/PVMX/NG 6/20-21 Elizabeth City MX Elizabeth City, NC Nat VMX/PVMX/NG 8/15-16 Turkey Creek MX Edgefield SC Reg Trials/VMX/PVMX/NG/CC 9/4 Monster Mountain Tallassee, AL Reg CC 9/4-6 Monster Mountain Tallassee, AL Nat V/P/NG MX 9/26-27 I-81 MX Greenville TN Reg Trials/VMX/PVMX/NG/CC 10/9-11 Barber Birmingham AL Nat Trials/CC 10/17-18 GPF Cairo, GA Nat V/P/NG MX 10/24-25 Lake Suger Tree Axton VA Reg Trials/VMX/PVMX/NG/CC Presenting the “Jammer’s Cup Championship”! A four race series within our SE / Mid Atlantic Regional series with special awards, named for The Jammer himself Jimmy Weinert!

Date 6/21 6/27-28 7/4-5 7/18-19 8/1-2 8/28-30 9/5-6 9/19-20 10/3-4 10/10

2020 AHRMA Mid Atlantic MX Schedule (Remaining) Date Jul 4-5 Jul 25-26 Aug 28-30 Sep 5 Sep 26-27 Oct 3 Oct 24-25

Event Pavillion Motocross Park; Covington, NY Shady Acres; Friendsville, MD Jammer Cup #3 - Unadilla; New Berlin, NY Tomahawk MX; Hedgesville, WV I-81 Motorsports; Greeneville, TN Budds Creek; Mechanicsville, MD Lake Sugar Tree; Forest, VA

Event Dutch Sport Park - Bloomingdale, MI VMX Saturday / PV & NG Sunday

Location disciplines Lawton, PA MX, V, PV, Pre-Modern, NG Bellfont, PA CC & MX, V, PV, Pre-Modern, NG Pavilion, NY National MX, V,PV, Pre-Modern, NG N. Pownal, VT CC & MX, V, PV, Pre-Modern, NG Bradford, NY CC & MX, V, PV, Pre-Modern, NG New Berlin, NY CC & MX, V, PV, Pre-Modern, NG Hancock, NY CC & MX, V, PV, Pre-Modern, NG Minerva, NY CC & MC, V, PV, Pre-Modern, NG Fulton, NY CC & MC, V, PV, Pre-Modern, NG King Ferry, NY CC & MC, V, PV, Pre-Modern, NG

2020 AHRMA Mid Atlantic Cross Country Schedule (Remaining) Disciplines AHRMA National V/PV/NG MX Regional V/PV/NG MX Regional V/PV/NG MX

ACR Regional V/PV/NG MX w/ AHRMA SE - AHRMA MA Regional V/ PV/NG MX w/ MOM Regional V/PV/NG MX Regional V/PV/NG MX

2020 AHRMA Great Lakes Schedule (Remaining) Date July 18-19

Event Allen's Farm Ashcraft Farm Pavilion MX State Line Riders Lamoka MX Unadilla MX Bear Creek Sportman Kelso Creek Classic Geer's Farm Cayuga County Riders

Disciplines National V / PV / NG MX

Aug 8-9

Pine Lake - Ashtabula, OH National CC Sat & Sun / Regional MX Sun

National CC Regional V / PV / NG MX

Sept. 12

COCR - Sugar Grove, OH Will run CC AFTER the MX

Regional CC V / PV / NG MX

Sept. 26-27

Camp Cattail - Chillicothe, OH AHRMA CC & MX on Saturday - Modern HS & Vintage Team Race Sunday Sunday events for vintage and modern bikes

Regional CC V / PV / NG MX

Oct. 3

Hoover Farm - Orient, OH

Regional CC V / PV / NG MX

Date 6/13-14

Event **Reynlow Park

Location Reynoldsville, PA

Reynlow Park includes Trials on June 13

6/28 7/25-26 8/22-23 9/13 9/20 10/11 10/25

Ashcraft Farm **Shady Acres Coyote Run Little Beaver Rocket Raceway Candytown MC White Rose MC

Bellfont, PA Friendsville, MD Ebensburg, PA Lisbon, OH Three Springs, PA Elisabethtown, PA Spring Grove, PA **National Series event

2020 AHRMA South Central Schedule (Remaining) Date Aug 29-30 Sep 5-6 Sept 11-13 Sep 26-27

Event Mill Creek Motorsport Park National; Combs, AR ISDE Razorback Riders; Combs, AR Diamond Don's Riverport National; Jefferson, TX Texas Vintage Grand Prix Course; Donie, TX

T&S Off-Road National Championship Race; Henryetta, OK Dec 5-6 *Oilman's MX Regional; Kentwood, LA Schedule subject to change with additions/deletions.

Nov 6-8

Disciplines National V/PV/NG MX National CC National V/PV/NG MX/CC & Regional Trials National V/PV/NG MX/CC & Regional Trials National V/PV/NG MX/CC, Trials, Dirt Track Regional V/PV/NG MX/CC

2020 AHRMA Rocky Mountains Schedule (Remaining) Date Event Jun 28 Bull Hollow Raceway; Monticello, UT Jul 19 Lakeview Motorsports Park; Ordway, CO Aug 9 Aztec Family Raceway; Colorado Springs, CO Aug 22-23 Two Rivers Racing, Milliken, CO Sep 13 Thunder Valley; Lakewood, CO Oct 3-4 Aztec Family Raceway, Colorado Springs, CO Schedule subject to change with additions/deletions.

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2020 AHRMA Northwest Schedule (Remaining) Date 6/20 6/27-28 8/29-30 9/19-20 10/3-4

Event LeMay Museum at Marymount Bodnar Ranch Tea Cup Trial Rattlers Run Bushey Ranch

Location Tacoma, WA Dairy, OR Point Arena, CA Fairfield, WA Canby,CA

Nat/Reg Nat Nat Reg Nat Nat

Disciplines Trials Trails/VMX Trials/Trials (Scot Trial) Trials/VMX XC (NW PVMX Points)/Trials/VMX

MMX Cycle Park

Marysville, CA

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VMX/PVMX

10/31 -11/1

Post Vintage Series which will consist of three Cross Country events and two MX events. Overall season finish will be all 5 events. Classes will be 250 PV, 500 PV, PV Open Age and PV +50. Exp, Intermediate and Novice.

2020 AHRMA Southwest Schedule (Remaining) Date Event Jul 12 Glen Helen Raceway Truck Track; San Bernardino, CA Aug 9 Glen Helen REM Track; San Bernardino, CA Sep 6 Glen Helen REM Track; San Bernardino, CA Oct 17 Glen Helen Raceway Truck Track; San Bernardino, CA Oct 18 OktoberFast Grand Prix/Cross Country -Glen Helen Raceway; San Bernardino, CA Nov 15 Arizona Cycle Park; Buckeye, AZ Nov 28 Day in the Dirt, Glen Helen Raceway; San Bernardino, CA Note: All events are SW Points Regionals with National points given to those events as designated National

MX - CROSS COUNTRY - ENDURO - ROADRACE - DIRT TRACK All Noleen shocks are built for the rider and their bike, by racers for racers.

760 955-8757 noleenj6.com info@noleenj6.com

All Noleen shocks come with a 60 day setup warranty that covers the springs and valving.

MT3 TWIN PIGGYBACKS $798.00 a pair

MT1 TWIN CLASSICS $649.00 a pair

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Disciplines SW Regional V/PV/NG MX SW Regional V/PV/NG MX SW Regional V/PV/NG MX SW Regional V/PV/NG MX SW Regional CC SW Regional V/PV/NG MX SW Regional Trial

We Service/Revalve Fox,KYB,Ohlins,Showa,Works Performance,WP and all serviceable Shocks and Forks

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Join the American Historic Racing Motorcycle Association www.ahrma.org

Applicant Information:

□ New or □ Renewal: AHRMA Membership # __________

Name:

Roadrace Transponder #

Permanent Address: City: Country:

State / Province: Cell Phone:

ZIP / Postal Code: Date of Birth*:

Daytime Phone:

Emergency Phone:

Email:

*(21 years or younger must provide proof of age - driver’s license, birth certificate, or school identification with DoB)

Full Membership

Associate Membership

Come out and try your hand at racing. (Check all boxes that apply)

If you enjoy coming to the races, are enthusiastic about vintage bikes, love reading about bikes, but don’t compete, this is for you.

Associate members DO NOT have voting privileges.

(Check all boxes that apply)

□ Full Membership – $75 (US), $85 (Canada or Mexico), or $95 (overseas)

(Includes competition & voting privileges, decals, membership card, and annual Handbook. Note: Only US residents automatically receive AHRMA Mag; others see below.)

□ Upgrade to delivery of AHRMA Mag via First Class Mail - add $11 (US members only) □ AHRMA Mag for residents of Canada or Mexico - add $11 □ AHRMA Mag for residents of all other foreign nations - add $22 □ Lifetime Competition Membership $650 (Must be 60 years or older)

□ New members or reactivating - $40 (US), $45 (Canada or Mexico), or $50 (overseas)

(Includes decals, membership card, and annual Handbook. Note: Only US residents automatically receive AHRMA Mag; others see below.)

□ Upgrade to delivery of AHRMA Mag via First-Class Mail - add $11 (US members only) □ AHRMA Mag for residents of Canada or Mexico - add $11 □ AHRMA Mag for residents of all other foreign nations - add $22

The Details (For new members only - Competition preferences)

□ Race number preference (for all disciplines - list three or more - your permanent number will be on your membership card

when received): #1 _______ #2 _______ #3 _______Note: If assigned a number on race day, it will not be your permanent number.

□ Roadrace - Before AHRMA issues a racing number, you must provide proof that within the past two years, you have

competed with another roadracing organization or have successfully completed a roadracing school (please provide a copy of roadrace license or school certificate)

□ Motocross - □ Vintage □ Post Vintage □ Next Gen Indicate MX skill level: □ Intermediate □ Expert

Note: A Novice category is available. However, new AHRMA MX members must ride as Intermediate or Expert until skill-level status is confirmed, optimally at your first event. At that time, you may be reclassified as a Novice if deemed appropriate.

□ Dirt Track □ Trials - Skill level: □ Beginner □ Novice □ Intermediate □ Expert □ Master □ Cross Country - Skill level if different from MX: □ Intermediate □ Expert (See note above regarding Novice skill level.)

Payment

□ Enclosed is a check or money order for $__________________ # __________ □ Please charge my MC / Visa / Disc / AmEx: Credit card # ________________________________ Expires _______ cvv _____ Must include street number and ZIP code for credit card billing address. If different than address above, please provide billing address. □ Benevolent Fund donation $ _________________ or □ Individual donation to AHRMA $ _________________ By applying for or renewing and accepting membership in AHRMA, I agree to abide by all rules of the AHRMA Handbook, as well as any event or track rules that may apply.

Signature (must be signed to be valid and processed) ____________________________________________Date _____________

Mail with payment to (payment by MC / Visa / Disc / AmEx): 26 Jardin de Mer Place, Jacksonville, FL 32250 Scan & email: cindy.mclean@ahrma.org

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The AHRMA Academy of Roadracing (AAR)

was developed by experienced racers to pass-on valuable techniques of roadracing modern and vintage motorcycles on challenging tracks across the United States.

Attending and passing this school will give you a wealth of information and experience that will enable you to confidently control your bike at race speeds and prepare you for race day.

For more Roadracing School information: Contact 256.506.8254, or Brian Larrabure, Advanced Instructor: 818.421.3440

2020 Schools are on Fridays at these race weekends: 2/20-23 .............................Roebling Road Raceway; Bloomingdale, GA 3/27-29 ..................................Carolina Motorsports Park; Kershaw, SC 4/17-19 ...............................................Streets of Willow; Rosamond, CA 4/24-26 ...........................Willow Springs Int’l Raceway; Rosamond, CA 5/22-24 ...................................................... Heartland Park; Topeka, KS 6/19-21 ...............................New Jersey Motorsports Park; Millville, NJ 7/24-26 ............................Blackhawk Farms Raceway, South Beloit, IL 7/31-8/2....................................Gingerman Raceway, South Haven, MI 9/11-9/13 ......................... Talladega Gran Prix Raceway; Munford, AL

Where to start:

You must register at least 2 weeks prior to the event by using the form below or online at www.ahrma.org/rrschool. Before arriving at the track, review the AHRMA Handbook (available online at www. ahrma.org/new-racers). Transponders are required for racing and may be rented through AHRMA. To rent a transponder visit www.ahrma.org/rr-school.

Arrive at the track by 7:00am on the day of the school and report to Registration for instructions.

Bike safety requirements - see AHRMA Handbook: Section 9 Gear safety requirements - see AHRMA Handbook: Section 3 (2019 AHRMA Helmet standard is Snell 2015 or equivalent)

Location of Roadracing School: _____________________________________________________________________________ Name: _____________________________________________________________________ Address: ___________________________________________________________________ City:________________________________________ State/Province:_____________________ ZIP/Postal Code: _______________ Country: ________________ Email: ________________________________________________ Date of Birth*: ________________

*(21 years or younger must provide proof of age - driver’s license, birth certificate or school ID with DoB)

Daytime Phone: ________________ Cell Phone:_________________ Emergency contact: _________________________________ Type of bike you will be riding on school day: Brand _____________________ Model Year __________ Displacement __________ In what class do you intend to compete? __________________________________________________

Fees:

Roadracing School – $300 – Includes classroom, on-track instruction and evaluation A $100 Deposit and membership fee are required (see below for membership)

Deposit & membership fee are non-refundable, but may be transferred to a different location with five days notice.

q Competition Membership – $ 30 (Weekend*) $75 (US), $85 (Canada or Mexico), or $95 (overseas) Includes competition and voting privileges, decals, membership card, and annual Handbook. *Not included in wekend membership.

Note: Only US residents automatically receive AHRMA MAG; others see below.)

q Upgrade to delivery of AHRMA MAG via First Class Mail - add $11 (US members only) q AHRMA MAG for residents of Canada or Mexico - add $11 q AHRMA MAG for residents of all other foreign nations - add $22

□ □

Race number preference (List three or more - your permanent number will be on your membership card when received) #1 ________________ #2 ________________ #3 ________________ Note: If assigned a number on race day, it will likely not be your permanent number.

Payment:

q q

Enclosed is a check or money order for $ ____________ # ____________ Please charge my MC/Visa/Disc/AmEx: Credit card # ____________________________Expires ________ CVV code ______ If the credit card billing street number and ZIP Code is different than the address above, please provide here:_______________________________________

By my signature below, I hereby agree to guarantee credit card payment and to abide by the AHRMA Handbook, as well as any event or track rules that apply.

Signature (must be signed to be valid and processed) __________________________________________________Date ____________ Mail with payment to: AHRMA Membership Office, 26 Jardin de Mer Place, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 Fax: 256.660.1366 By Scan/Email: ahrma@oneracing.org For more roadrace school info– Call: 256.506.8254

Email: ahrma@oneracing.org

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AHRMA Transponder Rental Form AHRMA National Historic Cup Roadrace events utilize MYLAPS transponders for timing and scoring.

We have selected MYLAPS based on several considerations, which include performance experienced by other racing organizations and integration with our SeriesTracker online registration and eventscoring software.

The MYLAPS transponders compatible with our scoring system are: Bike Classic, Bike Flex and Bike Direct Power. Any one of these models is to be mounted vertically (pin pointing upward) on either fork leg, no more than 42 inches off the ground.

AHRMA Membership # ______________ Bike # _______ Event Name: ___________________________________________________ Name: _________________________________________ Address: _______________________________________________________ City, State, ZIP Code: ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Phone: ____________________________Mobile Phone: _______________________ Email: ____________________________________ # of Days Rental:__________________MC/Visa/Disc/AmEx: _____________________________________________________________ Exp. Date: ______________ CVV code:____________ Signature ___________________________________________________________ Please ensure your credit card billing address and ZIP Code are included; your card will not be charged until after the event

Pricing and additional rental responsibilities: • • • •

Rental fee is $30 per day at all roadrace events; reservations must be made in advance.

Transponders may be picked up at registration, and must be returned at the end of the event to avoid extra charges.

Note: Reserved transponders that are not picked up are subject to the full rental charge for the event.

Transponders not returned are subject to replacement charges, which may exceed $400.

Send completed entry form to RR Directors / AHRMA Mail PO Box 31, Horton, AL 35980 • Fax: 256.660.1366 • Scan and Email: ahrma@oneracing.org For more information call: 256.506.6603

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HondaForm AHRMA Transponder1981 Rental

XR100

AHRMA National Historic Cup Roadrace events utilize MYLAPS transponders for timing and scoring.

We have selected MYLAPS based on several considerations, which include performance experienced by other racing organizations and integration with our SeriesTracker online registration and eventscoring software.

The MYLAPS transponders compatible with our scoring system are: Bike Classic, Bike Flex and Bike Direct Power. Any one of these models is to be mounted vertically (pin pointing upward) on either fork leg, no more than 42 inches off the ground.

AHRMA Membership # ______________ Bike # _______ Event Name: ___________________________________________________

Raffle bike!

AHRMA Benevolent Fund

Name: _________________________________________ Address: _______________________________________________________ City, State, ZIP Code: ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Phone: ____________________________Mobile Phone: _______________________ Email: ____________________________________ # of Days Rental:__________________MC/Visa/Disc/AmEx: _____________________________________________________________ Exp. Date: ______________ CVV code:____________ Signature ___________________________________________________________ For the past three years, Gary Swan, of Toad Town Racing, has Please ensure your credit card billing address and ZIP Code are included; card will nottobebecharged after event donatedyour a motorcycle raffleduntil off at thetheend of the

season. Toad Town Racing has donated over $5000 the past three years to the AHRMA Benevolent Fund (for injured riders who need monetary aid).

Rental fee is $30 per day at all roadrace events; reservations must be made in advance.

Transponders may be picked up at registration, and must be returned the end the event extra Thisatyear, ToadofTown Racingtowillavoid donate ancharges. all original 1981 Honda Note: Reserved transponders that are not picked up are subject to the fullDuring rentalthe charge for theofevent.

XR100. next couple months, this XR will get a new top Transponders not returned are subject to replacement charges, which end, may exceed $400. drive chain and a cosmetic makeover. control cables,

Pricing and additional rental responsibilities: • • • •

Tickets will be available at all National roadrace events or through

Send completed entry form to RR Toad Directors / AHRMA Town Racing. $5.00 per ticket or five tickets for $20.00

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2020 AHRMA/R Rehv Moto Historic Cup Roadrace Series Entry Form AHRMA Membership # ______________ Transponder # __________ Event Name: __________________________________________ Name: _________________________________________ Address: _______________________________________________________ Phone: _________________________ Mobile Phone ? (check if yes) Email: _____________________________ ___________________________________ Personal Medical Insurance Company & Policy #: ___________________________________ Sponsors: __________________________ READ THIS RELEASE: I hereby release and agree to hold harmless AHRMA, the promoters, the owners and lessees of the premises, the participants, sponsors, and the officers, directors, officials, representatives, agents and employees of all of them of and from all liability, loss, claims and demands that may accrue from any loss, damage or injury (including death, loss of limbs and permanent disablement) to my person or property, in any way resulting from, or arising in connection with this event, and whether arising while engaged in competition or in practice or preparation therefore, or while upon, entering or departing from said premises, from any cause whatsoever. I know the risk and danger to myself and property while upon said premises or while participating or assisting in the event, so voluntarily and in reliance, upon my own judgment and ability, and I thereby assume all risk for loss, damage or injury (including death, loss of limbs and permanent disablement) to myself and my property from any cause whatsoever.

I have no known PHYSICAL PROBLEMS that will endanger me or others while participating in this event.

HELMET STANDARD: SNELL M2015 IS REQUIRED AGREEMENT: By my signature below, I hereby agree to the terms of the above release, guarantee credit card payment and further agree to abide by the AHRMA Handbook and any special regulations during the event. ________________________________________________ (RIDER SIGNATURE REQUIRED)

TRANSPONDERS ARE REQUIRED! To rent a transponder, please complete a Transponder Rental Form on page 2 or available at www.ahrma.org/member-resources/forms-and-information/ Event information: www.ahrma.org AHRMA Membership information: cindy.mclean@ahrma.org or 904.477.6987 Refer to the current AHRMA Handbook, available online at www.ahrma.org, for questions regarding classes and eligibility. See Section 18 for Rules & Eligibility committee personnel and other Officials.

Send completed entry form to: AHRMA, PO Box 31, Horton, AL 35980 Fax: 256.660.1366 or Scan and Email: ahrma@oneracing.org MC/Visa/ Disc/AmEx: ___________________________ Exp. Date _____________CVV code ________ Billing Address: ________________________ ______________________________________ ZIP Code: _____________ WWW.AHRMA.ORG

City, State, ZIP Code: ______________________________________

Class

Model Yr.

Bike No.

Day 1

Day 2

Class C Handshift Classic Sixties Classic Sixties 650 Formula 125 Formula 250 Formula 500 Formula 750 Formula Lightning Formula Lighnting Extreme Formula Thunder Formula Vintage Motard Next Gen Superbike Next Gen Superbike 2 Next Gen Superbike Ltwt.

Nov. Hist. Prod. Ltwt.

Nov. Hist. Prod. Hvywt.

Open Two-Stroke Phillip Island Challenge (EXH) Pre-1940 Sound of Singles 1 Sound of Singles 2 Sound of Singles 3 Sound of Thunder 1 Sound of Thunder 2 Sound of Thunder 3 Sportsman 350 Sportsman 500 Sportsman 750 Thruxton Cup Challenge Vint. Superbike Ltwt.

Vint. Superbike Mdwt.

Vint. Superbike Hvywt.

Laguna Seca Fri.Practice $175 Friday Practice $135 / Barber Practice: Thursday: $110; Friday: $175 AHRMA Membership If Due: $75 (International, see membership form) Benevolent Fund or Individual Donation to AHRMA

TOTAL FEES Sidecar Entries Please Use Sidecar Form

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Bike Brand

200 Grand Prix + 250 Grand Prix 350 Grand Prix 500 Premier (Vintage Cup) Battle of Twins 1: 900cc - Open Battle of Twins 2: 0 - 900cc BEARS CB160 (EXH) Class C Footshift

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AHRMA Membership # ______________ Transponder # __________ Event Name: __________________________________________ Driver Name: ____________________________________ Address: _______________________________________________________ City, State, ZIP Code: ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Phone: ________________________ Mobile Phone? (check if yes)

Email: __________________________________________________

Personal Medical Insurance Company & Policy #: ____________________________________________ Sponsors: _______________________________________ Passenger Name: ____________________________________ AHRMA Membership # ______________ Address: ___________________________________________ City, State, ZIP Code: ________________________________________ Phone: ________________________ Mobile Phone? (check if yes)

Email: ________________________________________________

Personal Medical Insurance Company & Policy #: __________________________________________ Sponsors: _________________________________________ READ THIS RELEASE RELEASE: I hereby release and agree to hold harmless AHRMA, the promoters, the owners and lessees of the premises, the participants, sponsors, and the officers, directors, officials, representatives, agents and employees of all of them of and from all liability, loss, claims and demands that may accrue from any loss, damage or injury (including death, loss of limbs and permanent disablement) to my person or property, in any way resulting from, or arising in connection with this event, and whether arising while engaged in competition or in practice or preparation therefore, or while upon, entering or departing from said premises, from any cause whatsoever. I know the risk and danger to myself and property while upon said premises or while participating or assisting in the event, so voluntarily and in reliance, upon my own judgment and ability, and I thereby assume all risk for loss, damage or injury (including death, loss of limbs and permanent disablement) to myself and my property from any cause whatsoever.

I have no known PHYSICAL PROBLEMS that will endanger me or others while participating in this event.

HELMET STANDARD: SNELL M2015 IS REQUIRED AGREEMENT: By my signature below, I hereby agree to the terms of the above release, guarantee credit card payment and further agree to abide by the AHRMA Handbook and any special regulations during the event. ________________________________________________

Class

Model Year

Bike Brand

Bike No.

Day 1

Day 2

BEARS Sidecar Exhibtion Formula Classic (SC4) Lost Era Sidecar (SC3) Modern Sidecar TT1 Modern Sidecar TT2 Modern Sidecar US F1 Modern Sidecar US F2 Super Vintage Sidecar (SC2) Vintage Sidecar (SC1) Practice Day – All events except Laguna Seca/Barber ($135) Laguna Seca sidecar practice $175 Barber sidecar practice – Thursday/Friday ($110) or Friday only ($75) AHRMA Membership (if due, $75; International, see membership form) Benevolent Fund or Individual Donation to AHRMA

(DRIVER SIGNATURE)

TOTAL FEES ________________________________________________ (PASSENGER SIGNATURE)

TRANSPONDERS ARE REQUIRED! To rent a transponder, please complete a Transponder Rental Form available at www. ahrma.org/member-resources/forms-and-information/ Event information: www.ahrma.org

MC/Visa/ Disc/AmEx: __________________________________Exp. _____________ CVV __________ Billing Address: __________________________________________________________________ State: _______________ZIP Code:_______________ Credit card holder signature _______________________________________________________

AHRMA Membership information: cindy.mclean@ahrma.org or 904.477.6987 Refer to the current AHRMA Handbook (Also available online at www.ahrma.org) for questions regarding classes and eligibility. See Section 18 for Rules & Eligibility committee personnel and other Officials.

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Send completed entry form to RR Directors / AHRMA Mail: PO Box 31, Horton, AL 35980 Fax: 256.660.1366 • Scan and Email: ahrma@oneracing.org For more information call: 256.506.6603.

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2020 AHRMA National Cross Country Series Entry Form AHRMA Membership # ___________ Bike # ______ Event Date/Name: _________________________________________ Name: _____________________________________ Address: _________________________________________________ City, State, ZIP Code: ____________________________________________________________________________________ Phone: ________________________Mobile Phone: _______________________ Email: ____________________________ Personal Medical Insurance Company & Policy #: ____________________________________________________________ Sponsors: _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Pre-Entry Fees: First class, $40; second class, $25; per day and are due 16 days prior to the event.

Fees must accompany entry form or entry will not be accepted.

Post-Entry Fees (at event): First class $45; second class $30 For information on refunds or credit towards future events, see section 4.7 of the AHRMA Handbook.

READ THIS RELEASE RELEASE: I hereby release and agree to hold harmless AHRMA, the promoters, the owners and lessees of the premises, the participants, sponsors, and the officers, directors, officials, representatives, agents and employees of all of them of and from all liability, loss, claims and demands that may accrue from any loss, damage or injury (including death, loss of limbs and permanent disablement) to my person or property, in any way resulting from, or arising in connection with this event, and whether arising while engaged in competition or in practice or preparation therefore, or while upon, entering or departing from said premises, from any cause whatsoever. I know the risk and danger to myself and property while upon said premises or while participating or assisting in the event, so voluntarily and in reliance, upon my own judgment and ability, and I thereby assume all risk for loss, damage or injury (including death, loss of limbs and permanent disablement) to myself and my property from any cause whatsoever.

I have no known PHYSICAL PROBLEMS that will endanger me or others while participating in this event.

My helmet meets all standards as specified in the current AHRMA Handbook.

Class

Model Year

Machine Brand/ Chassis

Engine Size (cc)

Skill Level

Entry Fee

Premier Classic 100cc Sportsman 200 Sportsman Open Vintage 50+ Vintage 60+ Vintage 70+ Vintage Women Historic 200 Historic Open Post Vintage 200 Post Vintage Open

AGREEMENT: By my signature below, I hereby agree to the terms of the above release, guarantee credit card payment and further agree to abide by the AHRMA Handbook and

Post Vintage 50+

any special regulations during the event.

Post Vintage 70+

Post Vintage 60+ Post Vintage Women Pre-Modern

________________________________________________ (RIDER SIGNATURE)

Event information: www.ahrma.org AHRMA Membership information: cindy.mclean@ahrma.org or 904.477.6987 Refer to the current AHRMA Handbook (Also available online at www.ahrma.org) for questions regarding classes and eligibility. See Section 18 for Rules & Eligibility committee personnel and other Officials.

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AHRMA Membership (if due, $75; International, see membership form) Benevolent Fund or Individual Donation to AHRMA

TOTAL FEES MC/Visa/Disc/AmEx _________________________________ Exp. Date ______ CVV Code ______ Street # __________________________________________________ ZIP Code _____________

Send completed entry form to: AHRMA, 49 Ferguson Lane, Elora, TN 37328 Scan and Email: curt.comer@ahrma.org Please Print Clearly!

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24th annual

ISDT/E Reunion Ride Six Day Qualifier Format - Key Time 9:00 Each Day

Pa r t o f t h e A H R M A

Na t i o n al C ro ss C o u ntr y S e r ie s

Event Contact: Danielle Ballard: 479-461-4677 or email at razorbackriders@yahoo.com Gate fee: $10.00 per day per event per person. Gate Hours: Days of the event: 6:00AM till 10:00PM Concessions: On site.

Camping: On site. Electric and water hook ups $30 per night Dry camping $10 per night (hot showers available) Special rates for those attending Mill Creek Motorsports event 8/29 -8/30 and staying thru the Leroy W inters Memorial Ride. Please email razorbackriders@yahoo.com for camping reservations.

Directions to the Track: From the West - From I-49 Take exit 60 for AR-112/AR-265 Cato Springs Rd toward Razorback Road, Turn North onto AR-112 N/AR-265 N/S Cato Springs Rd (signs for Natural State), turn right onto W 15th St, Continue onto S Happy Hollow Rd, Continue onto AR-16 E/E Huntsville Rd approximately 26 miles to Combs, AR. Turn right (south) just past the Combs Store onto 4275 Mill Creek Road also called Madison 4275 County Road. Travel 2 miles. Razorback Riders campground and event entrance on your left approximately ¼ mile past cemetery.

From the East – Travel I-40 West towards Fort Smith Arkansas. Take exit 35 for AR-23 toward Ozark/Huntsville to the North.

Turn right onto AR-23 North signs for Huntsville/Eureka Springs/Ozark National Forest. **This route is very crooked and steep** Travel approximately 24 miles to T intersection. Turn left onto AR-16 West. Travel approximately 2.5 miles and turn left (south) onto 4275 Mill Creek Road also called Madison 4275 just after crossing Mill Creek. Travel approximately 2 miles. Razorback Riders campground and event entrance on your left approximately ¼ mile past cemetery.

NOTE: Limited cell service at site. Anticipate dropping cell signal several miles from site.. Land line at site (479) 677-3138

Information & entry form at: https://www.ahrma.org/schedules-results/

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Rescheduled for: Sept. 20th

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Personal collection of Ed Sensenig longtime AHRMA Member

Saturday, August 8 @ 9 A.M. Dover Fire Company - 30 East Canal Street - Dover, PA 17315

1931 Indian Scout 101 with historic collection; 1956 BSA Gold Star 500 motorcycle w/large aluminum tank; 1957 T110 Custom Triumph motorcycle; 1964 Mark 3 Ducati motorcycle; 1969 Benelli 50 cc minibike; 1975 Honda teal Goldwing; Sinclair gas pump; AHRMA literature (current & past), lots of vintage posters & literature; motorcycle leathers; Ephrata traffic light, advertisement signs, small refrigerator & lots more!! Come check it out!

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AHRMA is a member owned, not-forprofit organization, which is in very good health. Our paid staff and volunteers are dedicated and effective.

However they would become stretched too thin if they took on every task our members would like to see addressed.

In order to have a nice variety of AHRMA swag, apparel, and collectibles available at the track and on-line, we need some volunteer help.

Most of our disciplines are vibrant, but one or two of them could also use assistance.

Members have asked for other enhancements, which take time and effort to be successful.

We can make these and other things happen by engaging the talents and resources of our members.

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AHRMA needs a reliable volunteer to act as a media liaison for part of one day, 10 times per year. The task is short but very important to our racers. A 'Git-RDone' attitude would be a plus. email dbsuperbiker@gmail.com AHRMA's Merchandise Sales Dept is being formalized. We have an experienced and dedicated staff already in place, but could use an administrative minded volunteer to keep us on the right track. email: dbsuperbiker@gmail.com

AHRMA trophy and awards steward wanted to help see that race winners get the goodies they have won. Most of the time they do, but some slip through the crack and end up helter-skelter at times.

The system could use a steady hand. email: dbsuperbiker@gmail.com

The Barber Vintage Pro Cup 2020 road race is looking for a volunteer director to help plan a one-time event this October. This one will require rubbing elbows with pro road racers and bike owners, and working with our road race directors. email: dbsuperbiker@gmail.com AMERICAN HISTORIC RACING MOTORCYCLE ASSOCIATION

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SWAP MEET 1990 Honda VFR750R RC30 There are no stories and I know the bike could not have been cared for any better than the life it led.” This is truly one of the cleanest, low-mileage, and near-perfect RC30s you will ever come across.

This RC30 is a mint condition, museum quality. It is number 32 of approximately 228 bikes imported. It is a one owner bike, garage kept, and meticulously maintained.

Price: $25,000

Location: Tacoma, Washington Contact: Peter Brown - 360-358-7245 Ceriani Road Race Forks Price: $1,450

Location: Lapeer,Michigan Contact: Ron Kalanquin - 810-664-0977 1969 Triumph 650cc T120R Bonneville Dating from one of the pinnacle years of development, this 1969 matching-numbers machine was purchased by me as a groundup restored bike. From the powder-coated frame outwards, everything on the bike was rebuilt, refurbished or replaced to a meticulously high standard. .Price: $5,500 Location: St, Augustine, Fl Contact: David Mitchell - 863-417-5601

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Rare 1917 Merkel Wheel An amazing piece of American motorcycle history, It is estimated that around 2,000 Merkel Motor Wheels made, of which only a few are known to still exist. This example was part of the New York Motorcycle show in 2000, on loan to the New York Museum from 2000 – 2001 it was valued at the time of the loan at $13,500 in 2000.

Price: $13,000

Location: Ontario, Canada Contact: Kris Kuznak - 807-356-3765 Transportation: Will transport roadrace bikes and gear to roadrace events. *Will also transport other motorcycles for multidiscipline events.

Location: Port Orange, FL Contact: Ralph: 386-760-0932

SWAP MEET & MARKETPLACE AD GUIDLINES Swap meet ads: AHRMA members may submit two free Swap Meet, non-commercial, motorcyclerelated ads of up to 50 words each, per issue. Each ad will run only once, but you are welcome to renew monthly. All ads will also be placed on www.ahrma.org for at least onemonth.

Marketplace ads: The Marketplace plan is specifically designed for small business owners. Members or non-members may submit an ad of up to 50 words and may include 1 photo. This ad will appear both on ahrma.org’s AHRMA Swap Meet page, and in AHRMA MAG’s Marketplace section for 2 issues, with photo.

Marketplace ads cost $25 for 60 days and may be renewed as many times as you like.

Please include: name, address, phone number and AHRMA membership number with your ad.

Go to: www.ahrma.org/classifieds-etc/

Transportation: Racebike transport to and from AHRMA 2020 off- and on-road races.

Located in Southern California, we will consider pick-up and drop-off from anywhere in continental US. Call for pricing.

Location: Southern California Contact: Brady Walker: 310-980-7129 Transportation: Transport for racebikes from southern California and return for most 2020 AHRMA roadraces. Call for pricing.

Location: Southern California Contact: Gary Swan: 818-891-0330

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Champion Framed Triumph 750 Sportsman 1973 T140 AHRMA 750 Sportsman. 38mm Marzocchi forks, Works shocks, Akronts, Barnes hub, PM disc, Grimeca caliper. Nourish crank, Carillo rods, Arias pistons, gapless rings, Megacycle cams, Kibblewhite valves, R&D valve springs, Morgo oil pump, 36mm Mikunis, Newby belt drive, PVL twin plug ignition.

Price: $7,500 Location: Los Angeles Contact: linker48x@gmail.com JULY 2020

1966 Tri T100 C 1973 T140 AHRMA Butch Cochran frame, West Coast bike, AHRMA specifications.

Rebuilt and Engine tuned by Gerald Jessup. Setup for AHRMA flat track Owner/Rider- Frank Spangler 2006 & 2007 Brakeless #1 National ChampPrice: $4,500 Location: Whitehouse, TX Contact: 940-453-0676

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Ossa M.A.R. This 1973 Ossa MAR (MK1) has been completely rebuilt by John Glimmerveen (former NYT/About.com classic motorcycle writer and international race engineer) in the winter of 2017/18.

Every part was checked/cleaned and restored or replaced as required. The engine and gearbox received new bearings, gaskets, and seals throughout and was re-shimmed to factory specs. The cylinder was honed and measured at running clearance to factory spec.

This bike has done 10 trials since rebuild (one win, two second places with novice).

Recently fitted: Powerdyno electronic ignition ($360), Spanish muffler ($245), Aluminum tank – made in the UK ($450), new cables, front and rear wheel bearings, new modern brake shoes.

Price: $2,995 Location: Richmond Hill, GA Contact: John H Glimmerveen - 912-856-9187 WWW.AHRMA.ORG

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