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Cherokee Represented At Speed Week
 
 
by Robert Jumper - Cherokee One Feather Editor
SPEED: Setting records at the Bonneville Salt Flats – Land speed racers Dustin King (left) and Jay Allen (left) are shown with Allen’s bike “Code Talker”, a 2000cc turbocharged motorcycle. (Photo contributed)

BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS, Utah – Men have been testing their mettle and their metal in the form of iron horse racing since 1912 at the Bonneville Salt Flats. Speed Week is held Aug. 11-17 at the Flats and Cherokee is being represented by one of the members of the Cherokee Blue Ridge Run event team.

Jay Allen, the master of ceremonies for the 2017 Cherokee Blue Ridge Run, is running his 2000cc turbocharged bike named “Code Talker” on the Flats this week and is putting in a good showing for team Cherokee. He quickly set a class record of 218 mph on Tuesday, Aug. 14. The next day, he posted another record on another of his bikes, a stunning 189 mph. So, two records in the record books and he still has time to bring home another.

Allen promotes Cherokee as part of his relationship with the Cherokee Blue Ridge Run. He didn’t receive donations from the Cherokee organizations that he chose to promote via the artwork on his 2000cc “Code Talker”. He will return to Cherokee to “m.c.” the 2018 Cherokee Blue Ridge Run scheduled for Sept. 7-9. More information on the Run is available online at www.blueridgerun.com.

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