LOL yeah I have one stashed away in paper form somewhere but I was looking for a PDF version...

I rode the open C class for years (mid 80s thru early 90s on an XR500) but in the '93-'94 time frame era, they opened up a 4 stroke C class and since I was on a XR600, I switched to that class since I had a 40+ lb heavier bike than you guys on the open class 2 smokers (and honda was offering incentives for placement in the 4 stroke class) and trophied in all but one enduro (Sidewinder, stump at about mlie 25 ruined a great pair of highpoint boots and my left foot) that I got to ride my last year (and a idiot manager signed me up for a business trip to CA and I missed the last enduro of the year (already used my drop), either San Angelo or PBMA, both held that year at the Texanna Ranch that Ross Creek Trail Riders have now, which all I had to do was ride to the first check and DNF to have 2nd place in the bag, but since I missed that event, I ended up in 4th for the year...a$$hole manager!!!)... Gary Webb ended up taking 1st in the 4 stroke C class that year, I am drawing blanks on the other guys that beat me by a few points that year since I only got to ride 7 races and they had 8.... part of the nature of enduros, stuff happens. end of the year banquet was in New Waverly, cool trophy and I got to buy several old school ICO computer (Pro3) and odometer from Will Hendrix and Ken Langham since they were moving up to higher class equipment that year and I was still riding to a casio large display watch, mechanical factory odometer and a roll chart (Will H. is an icon to enduros to me!!!! a true gentleman to the sport since he drug me (late 80s-mid 90s) and my son (late 90s-mid 2000s) thru many a mile of courses around TX). I still have the ICOs and hopefully will use them again after I recoup fully from back surgery back in late June...

anyway, I am motivated to go find my old rule books and scan to PDFs (if I can find them) for the archieves, as I would suggest others to do. those old memories can not be replaced and are well preserved.... at least in my head (might even inspire me to post over in the glory days forum again under the topic of enduros....)