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Revcore was a different product line, much like the aborted Shadow Racing (also owned by Roger Worsham) was in 1985. Revcore was owned by Roger Worsham, the same person who owned CW Racing. This is in contrast with JMC (Jim Melton Cyclery), which did start out as a bicycle shop and then began manufacturing its own BMX components, including entire bicycles. Custom Works was a completely different and independent company. "CW" never stood for "Coast Wheels," as is widely thought Coast Wheels was a bike shop that Roger Worsham owned. Not really a sponsorship he merely wore the jersey of his local bike shop during the ABA's San Bernardino, California race on January 17–18, 1987. Bicycle Center (bike shop): January 16, 1987–January 23, 1987.Carter left Hutch after the ABA Cajun Nationals and would be picked up by CW Racing just after the ABA Supernationals after a brief "sponsorship" on Bicycle Center. Hutch Hi-Performance BMX/Products: November 29, 1985–January 11, 1987.
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Free Agent (support and factory): Late 1984–November 29, 1985.VDC (Voris Dixon Company): 1983-Late 1984.JMC (James Melton Cyclery) Racing Equipment: 1982.Primary sponsorships can be verified by BMX press coverage and the sponsor's advertisements at the time in question. At any given time, a racer could have numerous ever-changing cosponsors. Note: This listing only denotes the racer's primary sponsors. Largely by late 1995, to concentrate on mountain bike (MTB) racing. Height and weight at height of his career (1990):
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In "A" pro at the National Bicycle League (NBL) "Round 5: Clash in the Sun" national in Orlando, Florida on February 17, 1990. He had previously won every NBL "B" pro event he entered. Third place at the NBL Christmas Classic on Decemin Columbus, Ohio. He also gained a second in pro cruiser, winning US$250 (US$414.72 in 2007). He won US$1,260, the equivalent of US$2,090.18 in 2007 ( Cost of Living Calculator). įirst place in "B" pro at the 1989 NBL Grand Nationals on September 2. Septemat the National Bicycle League (NBL) Grand National in Louisville, Kentucky at 19 years of age. There were no Silver Dollar nationals in 1984. He ended up "tripling." Note: By either typographical error on American BMXer's part or Eric's misrecollection, he says he first won in the 1984 Silver Dollar Nationals. This was a decisive race, for Carter promised himself if he didn't do well here, he would quit BMX racing.
United States Bicycle Motocross Association (USBA) California 3 (CA-3) (1986)Īt the 1985 ABA Silver Dollar Nationals in Reno, Nevada on January 6, 1985, as a 15 expert (he may have won nationals as a novice or intermediate). Īmerican Bicycle Association (ABA) California 22 (CA-22) (1985) Fay's father was the track operator and set Eric up to race.
He went out to see his friend Brent Fay (who was also on his soccer team) to race.
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Note: Professional firsts are on the national level unless otherwise indicated.ġ978 at age 8.
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