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696:. "Defunct" refers to the fact of that sanctioning body in question no longer existing at the start of the racer's career or at that stage of his/her career. Depending on point totals of individual racers, winners of Grand Nationals do not necessarily win National titles. Series and one off Championships are also listed in block.
511:"I was tired and my body was tired. I had just purchased a new home and I wanted more time to pursue other interests and move forward in a different direction in life. Racing left little to no time for anything but racing, training, traveling, product development, and photo shoots. That is why I retired."
256:. He was particularly dominant as an amateur winning most of his racing titles at that stage of his career. He would go on to be a professional for the remaining six years of his 14-year career. King would stay his entire professional career with Diamondback and would be associated with that company.
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Wheeler's Race of Champions was a seven race NBA series sponsored by RC Cola and Two Wheelers. Racers raced six regional qualifying races in California and Arizona. Only racers who made at least the semi-finals or mains (if the class was too small for a semi final) were invited to
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racers that relied on finesse to make up for a lack of power started to do well. This coupled with drug testing instituted by the ABA in the late 1990s and later by the NBL, USA Cycling and the UCI, allegations of steroid use against BMX racers-either out of jealousy or real knowledge-fell.
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Right now, pro racing is all power. I know of a couple of pros who are taking steroids and about half a dozen have looked at it, including myself and Harry. The doctors told us, 'No way. Don't do it.' Maybe the association will have to crack down on it like in other sports. Or change the
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were more successful. His best known nickname "King Edward" is an obvious play on his name feeding off of the cultural knowledge of famous
British kings named Edwards. Other nicknames included "Silver Bullet" "Eddy the King" and "The Dynamic Duo" which he shared with Diamondback teammate
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would become one as well approximately 14 years later after her mountain bike (MTB) racing career). Indeed, his career in that field started before retirement selling his first house, his own in the summer of 1987 for US$ 180,000, which was the equivalent to US$ 328,468.31 in
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along with four other people considered using anabolic steroids to race since BMX tracks at that time was focused on the power racer more than the racer that relied more on finesse and jumping ability. He also stated that he knew of a couple of racers that actually used them:
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This listing only denotes the racer's primary sponsors. At any given time a racer could have numerous co-sponsors. Primary sponsorships can be verified by BMX press coverage and sponsor's advertising at the time in question. When possible exact dates are given.
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The
California Cup was a non sanctioned series of three qualifying races held at three tracks (for a total of nine separate races) in three different regions of Northern California. Then the finals were held. The series was sponsored and promoted by
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Eddy King's last race as a Senior Pro was the ABA Winternationals on
February 19, 1989. He came in eighth place last in "AA" pro. He would race on at least two more occasions post retirement. He raced in the ABA Springnationals in
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504:"Most of us from time to time decide to more on from companies of employment, but was there any particular reason for leaving DB, was it simply to progress your career?"
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September 1980-February 1989. As with his very first sponsor, S & W Bike Shop, King was recruited by
Diamondback. Eddy would turn pro with this sponsor.
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Spectacular race series on May 8, 1983, in
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1368:(2). In separate insert top freestyler Martin Aparijo frame standing on MX motorcycle. Main Image: Freestyler Rich Sigur
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1375:(16) several places back. In right insert on ramp freestyler Joe Johnson. Main image freestyler Dennis McCoy.
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ary Harlow): March 1977-May 1977 Support team with "The Bike Shop of El Cajon" being his main sponsor.
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First Place 9 & 10 year old class. No proficiency divisions at the time.
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A purchase from K-mart in December 1974. It cost US$ 29.95
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1129:"Ask the Experts...: 'What type of tires do you use?'"
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The Bike shop of El Cajon/D.G. Performance Specialties
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on September 17, 1978, interspred in the race report.
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s pick of fastest amateur racers in the world in 1983
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1353:March 1986 Vol.9 No.3 in top insert (7) ahead of
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1321:January 1985 Vol.8 No.1 in circle insert behind
775:1981 16 & Over Expert Grandnational Champion
1875:The American Bicycle Association (ABA) Website.
1802:February 1983 Vol.9 No.2 pg.47 (photo caption).
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1544:1988 Calendar. Month of January in day 15 box.
1180:"Eddy King: Super Athlete, Super Individual!"
1010:Eddy King admitted that himself and allegedly
928:1987 Second Place Silver Medal World Champion.
747:1977 12 Expert District Championships Champion
428:on the weekend of ABA the Lone Star National.
1399:October 1982 Vol.1 No.2 (9) in second behind
1122:"Agility and ability make Eddy a BMX winner"
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1040:and in the early 21st century Mario Soto and
823:1982 17 Expert Northeastern Gold Cup Champion
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1778:October 1976 Vol.3 No.10 pg.15 Results page.
1730:October 1976 Vol.3 No.10 pg.14 Results page.
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1468:June 1984 Vol.7 No.5 behind Brian Patterson.
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1166:"The Master of Style Pictorial: Eddy King"
723:1976 10-11 Expert California State Champion
1880:The National Bicycle League (NBL) Website.
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1915:Sportspeople from Chula Vista, California
1826:July 1987 Vol.12 No.7 pg.41 photo caption
1328:April 1985 Vol.8 No.4 (5) in insert with
967:1979 Torker "Eddy King" complete bicycle.
950:Named Pro Rookie of the Year for 1983 by
1177:December 1981 Vol.6 No.12 pg.72 sidebar.
753:1978 13 Expert California State Champion
424:Gold Cup Qualifier on April 9, 1983, in
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1658:June 1989 Vol.15 No.6 pg.24 (results)
778:1982 17 Expert Grandnational Champion
762:1979 15 Expert Grandnational Champion
719:1976 11 Boys California Cup Champion*
438:See "First Professional race result"
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1505:"Eddy King August 1, 2008 interview"
1346:July 1985 Vol.8 No.7 in insert with
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312:Home sanctioning body district(s):
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943:Named one of the "Terrible Ten",
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166:Wheels N' Things/R & R Racing
84:1.65 m (5 ft 5 in)
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684:Career bicycle motocross titles
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383:First professional race result:
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1461:, Doug Davis, Brett Allen and
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1205:"Five Minutes with Eddy King"
516:The 1988 ABA Grandnational in
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1182:BMXA of San Diego Newsletter
888:National Bicycle League (NBL)
448:See "First Professional win"
1646:March 1989 Vol.12 No.3 pg.38
1291:March 1983 Vol.8 No.3 (BMXA)
815:American Bicycle Association
781:1982 17 Expert National No.3
758:1978 14 Expert National No.1
707:National Bicycle Association
418:American Bicycle Association
270:American Bicycle Association
158:D.G. Performance Specialties
1706:April 1975 Vol.2 No.3 pg.10
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1634:July 1989 Vol.12 No.7 pg.47
1595:July 1983 Vol.1 No.10 pg.49
1288:June 1980 Vol.5 No.6 (BMXA)
1212:"On the Cover...Eddy King"
898:United Bicycle Racers (UBR)
727:1977 12 Expert Champion in
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1583:July 1983 Vol.6 No.6 pg.50
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1136:"Confrontation at Corona"
594:The Bike shop of El Cajon:
377:First week of March 1983.
92:65.8 kg (145 lb)
1836:Super BMX & Freestyle
1814:July 1987 Vol.10 No.7 pg.
1790:May 1983 Vol.8 No.5 pg.86
1718:May 1980 Vol.3 No.5 pg.21
1670:July 1993 Vol. No.7 pg.58
1571:July 1983 Vol. No.7 pg.58
1559:May 1982 Vol.5 No.5 pg.42
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1064:Cost of Living Calculator
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397:Cost of Living Calculator
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150:The Bike Shop of El Cajon
30:photo by Patty Whisenhunt
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1764:Bicycle Motocross Action
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1276:Bicycle Motocross Action
1219:"Bros. Eddy & Mike"
1175:Bicycle Motocross Action
1168:Bicycle Motocross Action
1138:Bicycle Motocross Action
1124:the California BMX Rider
1112:Rich & Gary Houseman
991:Palm Springs, California
933:Pro Series Championships
602:(The initials stood for
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260:Racing career milestones
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36:Personal information
1910:American BMX riders
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1194:"Harry & Eddy"
1173:"The King Is Back"
739:Gardena, California
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650:June 1978-Fall 1978
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1146:Corona, California
1069:2008-09-14 at the
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859:BX-Weekly Magazine
640:May 1977-June 1978
402:2008-09-14 at the
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1895:1964 births
1415:NBmxA World
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1330:Harry Leary
1200:Harry Leary
1028:August 1987
1012:Harry Leary
995:Ogden, Utah
945:BMX Action'
662:(Centurion)
541:Harry Leary
348:See above.
254:Harry Leary
222:Philippines
218:Edward King
207:DiamondBack
75:Philippines
44:Edward King
1889:Categories
1860:BMX Action
1848:BMX Action
1824:BMX Action
1800:BMX Action
1788:BMX Action
1656:BMX Action
1608:BMX Action
1474:USBA Racer
1381:Total BMX:
1355:Frank Post
1308:BMX Plus!:
1264:Super BMX:
1221:BMX Action
1214:BMX Action
1207:BMX Action
1196:BMX Action
1142:Lee Medlin
1026:BMX Action
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279:Milestone
110:Discipline
65:1964-10-09
1812:BMX Plus!
1716:BMX Plus!
1692:BMX Plus!
1668:BMX Plus!
1644:BMX Plus!
1632:BMX PluS!
1620:BMX Plus!
1581:BMX plus!
1569:Super BMX
1557:BMX Plus!
1542:BMX Plus!
1515:August 6,
1442:BMX Today
1409:NBA World
1401:Tim Judge
1373:Greg Hill
1334:Eric Rupe
1225:Mike King
1189:BMX Plus!
1157:Mike King
1153:BMX Plus!
1131:BMX Plus!
954:magazine.
791:1976 No.3
622:R & R
522:Mike King
204:1983-1989
187:1980-1983
179:1978-1980
163:1977-1978
147:1976-1977
139:1975-1976
18:Eddy King
1387:May 1981
1302:. (BMXA)
1067:Archived
494:Retired:
422:Wheaties
400:Archived
129:Off Road
49:Nickname
729:RC Cola
701:Amateur
694:italics
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582:Amateur
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105:Retired
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89:Weight
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1481:Notes
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1089:Brent
1062:2007(
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690:Note:
574:Note:
508:Eddy:
266:Note:
245:Brent
121:Racer
1517:2008
1298:and
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1104:Alan
1098:Eric
1036:and
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237:Mike
171:1978
155:1977
118:Role
59:Born
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