1959 August American Motorcycling Magazine - Carroll Resweber, Sammy Tanner, Dick Klamfoth

Cover Photo: Carroll Resweber, Sammy Tanner, Dick Klamfoth Contents: Klamfoth wins charity newsies; Hayes Brothers win East Coast Scrambles Championships; Resweber wins 25-Mile National Championship Title; Michigan Tour and State Championship; Annual Midwest Rally at Dodge City over Labor Day Weekend; more 1959 August American Motorcycling Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"

1948 July Motorcyclist Magazine - Laconia

Cover Photo: Laconia 1948 - Dick Klamfoth receives the checkered flag for the 50 Mile Amateur Championship and a new course record. Contents: Letters; Riverside Flash; Omobono Tenni Obituary; 9000 Cyclists watch records fall at Laconia - Joe Weatherley / Dick Klamfoth; Isle of Man Clubman T.T. - Daniels, Hazelhurst, Lockwood; The Truth about Riverside; Bud Hogan / Triumph wins Scrambles Inauguration; Lightweight Motorcycling - Photo: Teddy Edwards, Jr. 5 years old; A New BSA - details of the latest English bid for the ever expanding U.S. Lightweight Market; Jawa offers a "Dual-Contro" Student Trainer; The Chance of a Lifetime part 3; more 1948 July Motorcyclist Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW" Back-Cover Ad: Triumph tops heavy opposition to win America's first English style scrambles. Los Angeles, Calif., June 20 - Bud Hogan riding a strictly stock 1948 Triumph Tiger 100 with full road equipment and equipped with the revolutionary Spring Rear Wheel, today walked away with top honors in the first introduction of the English Style Scrambles to the United States. The racing contest which featured a large entry of American and Foreign motors and riders of National Fame was held over a terrifically severe and unprepared natural terrain that tested every component of the machines to the ultimate. Hogan's Triumph proved more than equal to the test.

1959 BSA wins 15-Mile Championship at Heidelberg, PA - (vintage BSA motorcycle ad)

Heidelberg, Pa., June 14, 1959: BSA riders swept the field at famous Heidelberg Speedway with Dick Klamfoth, Groveport, Ohio riding his fast BSA Gold Star to a brilliant victory in the National Championship. In winning, Dick defeated a field of top-ranking experts from every corner of the nation. In the amateur class, Jim Koplinski, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, BSA, set the fastest time at 24.50, then went on to win his heat and the Amateur Feature event. BSA Wins 10-Mile National Championship at Columbus, Ohio - June 28, 1959: Taking up where they left off at Heidelberg, Dick Klamfoth and Jim Koplinski again dominated the field in the 1959 running of the 10-mile National Championship... 1959 BSA Dick Klamfoth / Jim Koplinski 2-Page Ad available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"

1951 Daytona Beach Motorcycle Racing Champions and Record Holders

"I saw records fall" on Scorched Daytona Sands with H.A. Lawing. Meet the new Daytona Beach champions and record holders for 1951; Dick Klamfoth, 22 year old farmer-rider from Groveport, Ohio, winner of the 200-mile National Championship American Motorcycle Association sanctioned speed classic, and Bob Michael, 28 year old cement truck driver from Pomona, Calif., winner of the amateur 100-miler... 1951 Daytona Beach Motorcycle Racing Champions and Record Holders 4-Page Article available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"

1950 Springfield motorcycle racing - Bobby Hill leads Dick Klamfoth and Larry Headrick in lap 17

Cover: Springfield - Bobby Hill (Indian) leads in lap 17, while Larry Headrick (Harley-Davidson) and Dick Klamfoth (Norton) move up (see page 8)

Contents: The Riders Write; Figures Show Cycles Safer; What's Your Opinion, Riders?; 1950 Springfield National; Californians Dominate Climb; Oh, That Reading National!; The 1951 Harley-Davidsons; Shreveport's Seven Miler; Bike-ographies - Sam Arena biography; Muffler Mike; Cycle Chatter; Flash! Milwaukee, Muskegon Results; The Girls; Succssful Dealers - Bruce Walters; more

1950 September American Motorcycling Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

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1958 Dick Klamfoth Cops Legion-Arrow Classic - vintage motorcycle racing article

Dick Klamfoth, Groveport, Ohio BSA star, continued his mastery of the Ohio State Fairgrounds track to win the Ohio State Motorcycle Championship for the fourth time. The 10th annual running of the 20-lap, 10-mile Legion-Arrow classic was an exciting one, but after a two-lap battle with early leader Glenn Jordan, 1957 champion, Klamfoth was never headed...

1958 Dick Klamfoth Cops Legion-Arrow Classic 2-Page Article available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1970 Motorcycle dealer Dick Klamfoth aids a learning motorcyclist at Ohio State University

Cover: Motorcycle dealer Dick Klamfoth aids a learning motorcyclist at the August driver education seminar held at Ohio State University. The motorcycle training section of the seminar was hosted by the Ohio Motorcycle Dealers Association, an organization active in rider education and highway safety.

Contents: Professional Competition: Rice wins Sixth National; Markel wins his 27th National; Aldana sets record at Indianapolis 30 Miler; Chuck Palmgren victorious at Nazareth; Sportsman Competition: Ron Bohn wins 1970 Jack Pine; Special: Television: Test Pattern for tomorrows motorcycling; Dan Van Vleet AMA Referee; Ohio teachers study motorcycles; Youngblood joins AMA; more

1970 November AMA News Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1970 Dick Klamfoth's Honda Hills Motorcycle Park at Linnville, Ohio

Cover: Throughout the country, concerned motorcyclists are developing land into motorcycle recreation areas for family fun and enjoyment. This month's cover shot was taken at one of the more recently opened motorcycle parks - Dick Klamfoth's Honda Hills at Linnville, Ohio

Contents: Professional Competition: Nixon takes the checkered at Loudon; Dave Sehl wins Louisville and Columbus; Mulder takes Santa Fe TT; Sportsman Competition: Greenhorn is a Grandpa; 1970 Little Burr; Dallas, Pa. 100 Mile Enduro; more

1970 August AMA News Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1954 Dunlop Motorcycle Road Racing Tires

Dick Klamfoth, Groveport, Ohio, rider won the Richmond, Virginia, Six Mile National Championship riding a B.S.A.; second place went to Ed Fisher of Parkersburg, Pennsylvania, on a Triumph; third place to Bill Tuman of Rockford, Illinois, on an Indian. All three were equipped with Dunlop Road Racing Tires.

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