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Dirtbikers Represented by Vanilla Ice

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K-Style Kid

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Jan 23, 2004, 7:57:13 AM1/23/04
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Actually the guy can ride - but how come no other dirtbikers ?

Would be a good event for Pastrana or MC or Bubba (who won the last
SurferCross).

Suzuki Crossover Challenge Rider List Announced

AURORA, Ill. (January 21, 2003) - Clear Channel Entertainment - Motor
Sports and American Suzuki Motor Corporation (ASMC) announced today
the rider line up for the sixth-annual Suzuki Crossover Challenge. The
Suzuki Crossover Challenge - for the first time ever - is scheduled to
run during the night program of THQ World Supercross GP/THQ AMA
Supercross Series January 24, at San Diego's Qualcomm Stadium.

The Crossover Challenge is comprised of 24 action sport athletes and
celebrities, separated into eight teams of three, competing on
identically prepared Suzuki RM 125cc motorcycles. The combined points
from all three riders determine the team's final score. The winning
team presents $1,000 to a charity of their choice.

1. Aaron Vincent, snowboarding

2. Victor Sheldon, jet skiing

3. Robbie Miranda, BMX

4. Jason Ellis, Skateboarding

5. Jordan Burns, music

6. Salman Agah, skateboarding

7. Steve Caballero, skateboarding

8. Aaron Cooke, BMX

9. Jason Bikowski, television personality

10. Doug Sloan, television personality

11. Adam Booth, BMX

12. Karim Amour, mountain biking

13. Anthony Furlong, skateboarding

14. Jim Doman, kiaking

15. John Hopkins, road racing

16. Jeremy Toye, road racing

17. Dwayne Taylor, BMX

18. Joe Lawwill, mountain biking

19. Garth Tarlow, surfing

20. Josh Sleigh, surfing

21. Robbie Van Winkle, music

22. Brian Lopes, mountain biking

23. John Haskell, Suzuki

24. Greg Herbold, mountain biking

Go Dean

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Jan 23, 2004, 10:05:27 AM1/23/04
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Neat job? lets see stadium full of people buying tickets, bikes dontated by
Suzuki, some music and or "other" stars, and the winning team gets to donate
only 1,000.00 bucks to charity?

scam?

Murray

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Jan 23, 2004, 10:32:05 AM1/23/04
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On Fri, 23 Jan 2004 09:05:27 -0600, "Go Dean" <A...@b.com> wrote:

>Neat job? lets see stadium full of people buying tickets, bikes dontated by
>Suzuki, some music and or "other" stars, and the winning team gets to donate
>only 1,000.00 bucks to charity?
>
>scam?

It's just part of the entertainment at the SX. The part where Suzuki
and Clear Channel make you feel all fuzzy and warm about them and
there generosity to charity. Good PR.

Ed E.

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Jan 23, 2004, 10:38:04 AM1/23/04
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> It's just part of the entertainment at the SX. The part where Suzuki
> and Clear Channel make you feel all fuzzy and warm about them and
> there generosity to charity. Good PR.

Absolutely. And when you get on the bad side of their legal department, you
should see how their tune changes.


scrape . at. @. nc.dot..rr..dot..com.

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Jan 23, 2004, 10:53:44 AM1/23/04
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I, for one, would like to hear some details of this.

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