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	Ashley Eiken powers the big Harley over the top...
	...while Dennis Eiken whips a nac-nac - I think.
	Bobbi Jo Cipala, former national champion, eyes the hill before launching.
	Todd Cipala, Bobbi's hubby, also with national championships to his credit, cuts the triple loose at Red Wing.
	Brent Donaldson charges the Red Wing hill on his KTM.
	Chuck Neinfeldt has no throttle control problems. He yanks it open and leaves it there. No problem!
	Craig Schultz goes for the freestyle trick where you touch your helmet on the front fender...then remembers he doesn't have one. :p
	Dan Prebe aims his KTM 200 skyward...
	Danny Mears, also with national championship trophies at home, wrings his triple for all it's worth...
	...it seems nobody ever told Dennis Jelinek that riders in the senior class are supposed to go slow.
	Harry Exner brandishes the coveted #1 plate on his CR80.
	Jason Sternitzke pilots his KX60 over the top with a fistfull of throttle.
	Jay Sallstrom catches air at Wisconsin Rapids.
	John Curtis takes an...interesting approach at the hill at Mankato. ;)
	Kirk Mueller is no zero! Even if his numberplate says so. Bad, bad numberplate!
	Lloyd "Toby" Mueller on his big bad Harley. My, what big...cylinders you have!
	The official term for a large group of peewee riders is a "gaggle." I reckon.
	Multi-time national champ Mike Bronk, also the District 16 hillclimb referee, drops the hammer on the big FJ.
	Nate Redmann prepares to remind us exactly why he's sporting the 1N (National #1) plate in his class.
	Zach Degross uses his scary helmet to intimidate his competitors. That, and his riding skill...
	Scott Juhlin in the early 70s at a hill in Buffalo, MN. Dig that ribbed front tire!
	Scott Juhlin again circa 1981 at the Widowmaker - a few years later Scott won the Open class at the Bay City, WI nationals on this bike.
	"Goose" Weaver full-throttle on his KX 80
	Chad Murray goes airborne at a now-defunct hill in Truxton, NY. Rumor has it that the hill might be making a comeback though...
	Top AMA Pro Jeff Thomas at Billings, Montana. Sick! Jeff always was a little off-kilter, if you know what I mean... Photo by Karel Kramer.