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BMX History Quiz: 1982

Archived learning resource

Live learning page: https://sites.google.com/view/lititzbmxinventorylist/learning-resources/quizzes/1982-bmx-history-quiz
Archive package version: 1.1
Prepared: July 19, 2026
Resource type: Quiz and supporting historical article

This GitHub-ready package preserves the 1982 entry in the Lititz BMX history-quiz learning series under the same locked archival workflow used for the preceding Lititz BMX GitHub preservation projects:


Resource structure

  1. Published 1982 quiz
  2. Supporting BMX Action retrospective article
  3. Verified answer key
  4. Critical evidence findings and known exception
  5. Stable source images and full live-page capture
  6. Structured archival ledger in Markdown, CSV, and Excel

Published quiz image

BMX History Quiz: 1982


Complete published quiz transcription

The complete published quiz is displayed below so visitors can take it directly from this archive page. Wording, spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and answer choices remain as published; documented issues are not silently corrected.

BMX HISTORY QUIZ:

1982

1

NELSON CHANADY WAS PICKED UP BY _ AS A SPONSOR.

2

THE FIRST IBMXF RACE IN AMERICA WAS AT:

3

____________ LEE MEDLIN WAS HIS NICKNAME.

4

T/F - GT SOLD “CLOSE TO A MILLION” GT PRO BARS.

5

__________ WAS KNOWN AS “MR. SMOOTH”.

Extra Credit

GREG HILL “OWNED 1982” BUT HE DIDN’T ____________ A LOT.

Extra Extra Credit

WHO WAS ARRESTED THE NIGHT BEFORE THE PONTIAC SILVERDOME RACES?

Extra Extra Extra Credit

GREG GRUBBS CAME OUT OF ____________.


Verified answers

Reveal verified answers | Item | Answer | Evidence classification | |---|---|---| | 1 | **B. GT** | Direct | | 2 | **D. Pontiac Silverdome** | Direct | | 3 | **“Pedalin’”** | Direct | | 4 | **True** | Direct as published claim | | 5 | **A. Darrell Young** | Direct | | Extra credit | **Shave** | Direct | | Extra extra credit | **Unresolved** | Known exception | | Extra extra extra credit | **Nowhere, Nebraska** | Direct | [Open the complete verified answer key](/learning-resources/quizzes/1982/quiz/1982-verified-answer-key.html)

Critical verification findings

The arrest question remains unresolved

The source does not identify who was arrested the night before the Pontiac Silverdome races. Targeted research did not locate a sufficiently reliable answer.

The archive preserves the question and marks it as a known exception rather than guessing.

“Close to a million” retains its qualifier

The article says GT was reported to have sold “close to a million” Pro bars and immediately adds “Slight exaggeration, maybe.”

The archive keeps both parts together.

Page 43 is complete

The supplied source includes a complete page 43, allowing the Darrell Young, Greg Grubbs, E.T., GT Pro bar, Lee Medlin, pit-bike, and Bell Moto III passages to be preserved without reconstruction.

Open the complete critical verification findings


Supporting historical source image

BMX Action 1982 retrospective article spread

The complete supporting-source transcription remains available in Core documentation below.


Core documentation


Preserved images


Source inventory


Preservation note

The Google Site remains the primary public learning experience. This GitHub package serves as the durable documentation, transcription, verification, structured-ledger, source-evidence, and fixity layer.

The supplied magazine image is preserved as a research and educational source record. Copyright and other rights in the original magazine content remain with their respective rights holders.