1966 May American Motorcycling Motorcycle Magazine

Description: Yes we combine shipping for multiple purchases.Add multiple items to your cart and the combined shipping total will automatically be calculated. 1966 May American Motorcycling Motorcycle Magazine - 16th Hi-Mountain Enduro CoverNoon check, an oasis in the tortuouslabyrinth of enduro trails, sometimescomes and goes so fast it seems only amirage. This time is always most welcomefor gassing up, making needed repairs,getting something to eat and then if you’relucky a bit of rest. Pictured is one of thefirst riders to leave noon check for anafternoon of rugged fire trail riding.Camera buffs also make good use of thetime getting photos of their favoriteriders. Cliff Boswell photo.ArticlesMidwest Cross-Country Championship........................ 18Ice-Berg Derby ............................................21Bart Marked Victory Dinner.................................21Sixteenth Annual Hi-Mountain Enduro .......................22Stone Mountain Enduro .................................... 25Taming The Beast ......................................... 26Regular FeaturesFinish Line ........................-...................... 4Dealer AMA Membership Contest ............................ •'Letters ...................................................'2Trade Notes ..............................................1'1Views In The News ..................................-......28Western Views .......................................... 30Motor Maid News ....................................... 32Classified Advertising ....................................36Sanction Schedule .........................................38Pit Stops .................................................48FJ or sixteen years the Penguins Motor-cycle Club of Cal Poly College has beenrunning one of the finest enduros in thewest. Called the Hi Mountain Enduro itutilizes back roads through scenic country-sides of cattle range and fanning lands,then climbs along spectacular ridges onfire trails through sections of the SantaLucia Mountains. Its proximity to HighMountain Lookout gives the run its name.The College Club has been a consistentbacker of legitimate motorcycling eventsin this area, and has been instrumentalin helping create a favorable image ofthose strange characters who like to trytheir riding skills in sporting events. ThePenguins Club is a regular school activitysponsored by the college and subject toregulations imposed upon all collegegroups of this kind. It has a college ad-visor. Lloyd Diedrick, who works closelywith club members and officers.Riders in the Hi Mountain Endurocome from as far as 600 miles, and manyof them, or at least, a few, have partici-pated in ever}' event since the beginning.One such person is Lefty Minayaga, vege-table grower and marketer from Salinas,who is also active in the Salinas RamblersMotorcycle Club and its sponsorship ofevents farther north. Many people nearerSan Luis Obispo, too, have been active inone way or another since the event began.One is Joe Brown, motorcycle dealer inPaso Robles, who has been a supporter ofthis event, and has participated manytimes, and whose son. Joe, Jr., placed sec-ond in the small class with a Yamaha 125this year. Another is Elmore “Pop” Rey-nolds, dealer in San Luis Obispo, whohas attended every event and has helpedsponsor several riders including his son.Bill, and his chief mechanic B. J. Jones.A year ago, the event drew 111 starters:this year there were 213. Sixty-three fin-ished. It is becoming quite a family affair,now, with many families coming in camp-ers or trucks and attending the Saturdayevening’s organization meeting and showpreceding the Sunday event. The meeting,held in the college air-conditioning build-... And much more! 13838 RL - 5609 13839

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