Endurance run

[Rebel]

A southern California event

[wortleees]

Nice poster!! Would like one to put above my 'puter desk.

[jmkjr72]

the shame is the smallest calss is 125cc as soon as im done with the lc on the zuma rallies like this is what im building it for
that would proably be about 8 hours on the z once its finished off
i have done 250 on the z and about the same on olive on a nice saturday ride not realy pusing any thing
proably 4 tanks of gas on olive and proably 7 or 8 on the z if not more

[Rebel]

Run Results;

Brawley, California - MSILSF riders departed the Brawley Inn and Convention Center at 8 a.m. to ride three laps around the Salton Sea. Linda Hurley, MSILSF Pro Rider #126 and 400cc Land-Speed Record Holder took an early and commanding lead, finishing 1st overall with an approximate average speed of 58.44 mph.

Linda also won a 1st Place in the 400cc Class for her stunning performance. Linda rode her scooter to the venue from Orange County, California, completed the event in adverse and some times dangerous conditions, and rode her Majesty home to victory.

Stanton Scott, another MSILSF Pro Rider finished second overall on his 250cc Honda Reflex, also winning the 250cc Class. Stan's approximate average speed: 52 mph! Stan traveled to the venue from Arizona, but hauled his Reflex in a van.

Third Place overall went to newcomer Arlene Battishill, who also took first place in the 150cc Class riding her California Scooter Company custom Mustang replica. Arlene's approximate average speed of nearly 48 miles-per-hour was nothing short of phenomenal, considering the 40-mile-per-hour sustained headwinds on Highway #86 between Brawley and Mecca, and a bandaged/splinted finger on her throttle hand.

Freestyle Rider Ernie Vigil finished second in the 150cc Class on a Benelli 150, followed by Jeff "Robot" Corsaro on a new Genuine "Stella" riding for Motorsport Scooters, and Robert Pecher on an older Genuine "Stella" two-stroke riding for Scooterworks.net.

Freestyle Rider Nick "Apex" Brocher won the 50cc Class riding a Yamaha Zuma, sponsored by Leo Vince Exhaust Systems.

Ryan Jeffries was in third place overall, and leading the 175cc Class, when the drive belt on his Genuine Buddy unraveled sending him into a 180-foot slide. Miraculously he didn't bite the asphalt, or end up splattered in the grille of an oncoming big-rig! Ryan was less than 8 miles from the finish. In an extraordinary gesture of sportswomanship and camaraderie, Arlene Battishill passed her 3rd Place Overall trophy to Ryan for his extraordinary performance.

Despite the treacherous winds on Highway #86, and the danger associated with big-rigs passing strings of cars (and scooters) on two-lane Highway #111, a great time was had by all.

Event organizers wished to thank Event Executive Kathleen Hilz, Chief Tech Inspector Dennis Rowe, and MSILSF VP/Ops Officer Carl Hancock for their dedication and hard work facilitating this event.