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Register here ($25 for insurance)
http://www.bikereg.com/events/register.asp?eventid=14304Muni-only race, Albany NY, Sunday, 25 Sept 2011, 10AM.
Announcing an off-road race open to unicycles only.
FORMAT
This will be a race around a 2-3 mile lap course. Most laps in 2 hours
wins, and if you cross the finish line at 1:59 you go out for a final
lap (or not).
Also, a new option this year, for beginners, most laps in 1 hour wins.
There will be prizes for each category!
Race will start at 10am on Sunday 25 Sept, 2011.
COURSE
The race will be held at the mountain bike trails at Central Park,
Schenectady NY. These are awesome trails for muni, ‘semi-technical’, as
the MTB’ers call them. It’s a great mix of terrain including flowing
single track, logs to hop over, boardwalks to ride, and lots of short
but steep hills. We will announce the final course route later, but will
aim for a 3-4 mile lap that will take the fastest riders ~30min to
cover.
However, the course also has lots of open sections that even beginner
muni riders can enjoy. A ‘something for everyone’ route, perfect for
this race. This course has been done on a 24, 29, and 36, so most any
size wheel is possible here. The 36er was not optimal on the steep
hills, had to walk it up, and so is probably not the ideal ride. The
29er is faster for the flowy sections, the 24 might be better for
getting over some of the logs.
WHAT ABOUT SATURDAY?
The race is close enough to NYC and Boston area that those riders might
decide to just come up Sunday morning. Other riders may decide to come
up the night before. For those folks, we will have group muni ride on
another set of great trails nearby in the Albany Pine Bush Preserve.
Questions: call Ro
(518-859-5235) or me
(518-229-2320)
ACCOMMODATION
Steveyo and Rolandisimo have large enough yards (+couches) to accommodate a few
tents, first come first serve (I can even offer the tent). Otherwise,
plenty of cheap hotels in the Albany area.
DIRECTIONS to race
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