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Aaron Prebe launches his KTM 200, while Todd Cipala helps Kaleb Northrup get ready in the next lane at Red Wing, MN. |
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Brad Cain takes off on the big Honda 4-banger at New Ulm, MN. |
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Mike Bronk crests a nasty, rock-filled hill on his enormous Yamaha FJ. |
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Todd Cipala in the air on his dominating Harley-Davidson. |
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Corey Danberry airs out his big Harley. |
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Jamie Griecar returns to Earth after sailing over the hill at Hixton, WI. |
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Jacob Prebe attacks the Red Wing, MN hill brandishing his National #1 plate. |
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Arnie Jelinek knows no fear on his 3-cylinder Triumph. Or, for that matter, on anything else. |
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Jeremy Johnson clears the first stage at New Ulm, MN. |
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Mitch Koester would do well to listen to father "California" Kurt's advice...but we all know he's just itching to hammer it and see what happens ;) |
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Danny Mears comes in for a landing on his potent KTM 380. |
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The top 6 Jr. Mini finishers at the 2004 Midwest Championship - from left, Jammin' Joe McGurer, Jeremy Johnson, Drew Daniels, Jackson Exner, Logan Cipala, and winner Zach DeGross. |
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Here's the top 6 200cc class finishers from the same event...from the left, Ryan Stevermer, James Marquardt, Aaron Prebe, Dan Mears, Nate Redmann, and winner Jay Sallstrom. |
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The top 7 250cc class finishers squeezed into this frame - Aaron Prebe, Rob Fuemmeler, Steve Cain, Arnie Jelinek, Kirk Muller, Mike Wood, and winner Ryan Peterson. |
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Here's the top 6 Open class finishers - Brad Cain, Mike Wood, Kurt Koester, Toby Mueller, Duane Walser and winner Todd Cipala. |
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2004 750cc National Champion Kirk Mueller unleashes his 750cc Kawasaki triple. |
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2004 750cc Midwest Champion (and runner-up to Kirk Mueller in D23) Kaleb Northrup catches some air... |
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Dominating ATV competitor Josh Perry lets his Banshee sing... |
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Nate Redmann goes skyward on his trick KTM 125. |
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Steve Cain lands his YZ250 at Hixton, WI. |
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Jay Sallstrom points his machine skyward at the Flying Dutchmen hill in New Ulm, MN. |
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John Steinmetz aims for the second stage at New Ulm, MN. |
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Mike Wood launches his powerful (and beautiful) Harley-Davidson. |
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