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teachndad
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LessIsMore wrote:
> Two or three of my sons and I would like to join in the fun. How do we
> register for the competition and book camp sites?
> Most likely we will be driving up Fri night, leaving Sun. Not sure what
> levels
> we should register for.
> Any advice or info would be much appreciated
Thanks, and the increased interest is appreciated. The more the
merrier!
I put up a web page here
http://www.unicycleroundupla.com/keyesvilletrialsinfo.htm
It has a lot of the most recent information. There is information on
that page that is not below. Registration is in person on the day of
the competition. See more below.
The practice day is Friday, March 17 and the competition is on Saturday
March 18.
abbabibble wrote:
> i may try to get down there with a parent.
> excuse me if this is already writted, but does it cost anything to
> enter?
FOR EVERYONE THAT IS INTENDED ON COMING TO THE EVENT, WHETHER AS A
COMPETITOR OR OBSERVER, I NEED YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS SO I CAN PUT YOU ON
MY EMAIL LIST. EMAIL ME, DON'T PM, AT TEACHNDAD (ATT) AOL (DOTT) COM.
According to the organizer, campsites are pretty much wherever you can
find an open plot of land. Sites aren't marked. Thus, reservations
for campsites are not necessary. The registration is in person on
Saturday morning at a sign in table that is supposed to have signs
pointing to it. Registration is $25 or $30 dollars per participant.
There are 4 different classes, Pro, Expert, Sport, and Beginner. I
recommend you scope out the sections on Friday, or Saturday morning
before 9 am. to see what sections you can ride. Signs will mark
sections with the appropriate difficulty rating. You pick what level
you think you can both ride and feel challenged by, and then sign up
for that class. Rider meeting is at 9:45 am.
We will be competing against the bike trials riders, not in our own
class. Our goal is to make them cry for their mommies, once they see
what we can do on one wheel” – I paraphrase Maestro.
If you have any questions, email me.
CURRENT TEAM OF ONE MEMBERS INCLUDE
GerbleFranklin – Bevan
Maestro – Jason Heiman
Mango – Erik
XtrialsX – Jake Sprague
OBSERVERS/ RIDERS?
Teachndad – Rod Wylie
Corbin Dunn
Terry Bigwheel - Terry Peterson
*We are the TEAM of ONE! Who needs 2 wheels, anyway...*
All For ONE and ONE for ALL
Cheers.
--
teachndad
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(http://www.mountainunicyclingla.com)
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> Two or three of my sons and I would like to join in the fun. How do we
> register for the competition and book camp sites?
> Most likely we will be driving up Fri night, leaving Sun. Not sure what
> levels
> we should register for.
> Any advice or info would be much appreciated
Thanks, and the increased interest is appreciated. The more the
merrier!
I put up a web page here
http://www.unicycleroundupla.com/keyesvilletrialsinfo.htm
It has a lot of the most recent information. There is information on
that page that is not below. Registration is in person on the day of
the competition. See more below.
The practice day is Friday, March 17 and the competition is on Saturday
March 18.
abbabibble wrote:
> i may try to get down there with a parent.
> excuse me if this is already writted, but does it cost anything to
> enter?
FOR EVERYONE THAT IS INTENDED ON COMING TO THE EVENT, WHETHER AS A
COMPETITOR OR OBSERVER, I NEED YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS SO I CAN PUT YOU ON
MY EMAIL LIST. EMAIL ME, DON'T PM, AT TEACHNDAD (ATT) AOL (DOTT) COM.
According to the organizer, campsites are pretty much wherever you can
find an open plot of land. Sites aren't marked. Thus, reservations
for campsites are not necessary. The registration is in person on
Saturday morning at a sign in table that is supposed to have signs
pointing to it. Registration is $25 or $30 dollars per participant.
There are 4 different classes, Pro, Expert, Sport, and Beginner. I
recommend you scope out the sections on Friday, or Saturday morning
before 9 am. to see what sections you can ride. Signs will mark
sections with the appropriate difficulty rating. You pick what level
you think you can both ride and feel challenged by, and then sign up
for that class. Rider meeting is at 9:45 am.
We will be competing against the bike trials riders, not in our own
class. Our goal is to make them cry for their mommies, once they see
what we can do on one wheel” – I paraphrase Maestro.
If you have any questions, email me.
CURRENT TEAM OF ONE MEMBERS INCLUDE
GerbleFranklin – Bevan
Maestro – Jason Heiman
Mango – Erik
XtrialsX – Jake Sprague
OBSERVERS/ RIDERS?
Teachndad – Rod Wylie
Corbin Dunn
Terry Bigwheel - Terry Peterson
*We are the TEAM of ONE! Who needs 2 wheels, anyway...*
All For ONE and ONE for ALL
Cheers.
--
teachndad
Rod Wylie 'MountainUnicyclingLA.com'
(http://www.mountainunicyclingla.com)
'Greater Los Angeles Area Trails - Images'
(http://gallery.unicyclist.com/Greater-Los-Angeles-Trails)
'UnicycleRoundupLA.com/' (http://unicycleroundupla.com/)
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