Question about one-day MTB licenses and $$$

[David Halliburton]

Is there a rule, policy or guideline on how much to charge for a one-day license at an MTB event?

 

On the 2008 Schedule of fees, it says:

 

"Collegiate MTB/Road/track/Cyclocross one day License  $10 competitive"

"Road/track/Cyclocross one day license $10 competitive $5 non-competitive"

 

On the first item, "Collegiate" appears to modify the licenses mentioned.

One the second item, "MTB" is not mentioned.

 

I looked around and couldn't find anything else on this question.

 

Just wondering.

 

Dave Halliburton

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[Cliff Loucks]

$10 has been the most common I've seen. But since the promoter
simply keeps it (in MTB racing at least) I can see why there would
not be one specified.

[Nina Baum]

I've always sent in the $10 per rider-- in the post-event paperwork road or mountain USAC does require you to send in 1 copy of each 1-day, account for all 1-days sold, and adds $10 per 1-day to your total bill (along with the annual licenses sold and $2 fee for each licensed rider).  I guess it is the honor system so a promoter could ignore the requirement...

[David Halliburton]

 

 

As I read the current Post-Event Report and Payment, other than the $2 per rider insurance surcharge, a promoter does not pay for "one day member waivers."

I think charging $10 for a one-day is just fine.

 

On the Road Report, it is clear that the promoter pays USAC $10 for each one day sold.

 

DaveH

 

[Nina Baum]

Wow, I think it's changed since last time I put on a mtb race.  That's odd.  Well, make some extra $$ while you can!

: )

[Heagerty, George]

The minimum is $5 per day for Beginner, Sport, or non-Expert Juniors.  Promoters may charge more than $5, if they choose to do so.  They also need to have the one-day ‘member’ or annual licensee ‘discount’ clearly indicated on their race flier/event information.

George

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[David Halliburton]

Is that written out anywhere?

 

daveh

[glen gollrad]

Thanks so much another quick turn-around George!

best,

glen

On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 2:46 PM, Heagerty, George <ghea...@usacycling.org> wrote:

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glen gollrad
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[Heagerty, George]

I don't believe so

 

 

George

 

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