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  1. #1
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    Sorry - this might be long and I'll try not to complicate it. Visualize an out-and-back driveway at the racetrack entrance - probably 1/8 of a mile. Riders come into the driveway, ride 1/8 mile, turn around a cone and head back out. The restroom building is near the cone at the u-turn. Cars are lined-up on either side of the driveway.

    People with support set up closer to where the riders come in, furthest away from the u-turn. Why? Riders can come by, shout out what they need on the way in, then by the time they've made the uturn, their support crew has whatever they needed ready to go.

    Most people have their support set up Saturday morning, while we're out doing the first century (that's an out-and-back away from the track.)

    Since we're doing the 24, unsupported, we're gonna set our car out late Friday night, after we get everything we need set up and ready to go.

    (And not really 100% sure how to get the car moved from the 12-hour setup to the 24-hour location on the track!)
    For 3 days, I get to part of a thousand other journeys.

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    I can imagine that Would you like me to move your set up after the 12 hour?
    Slow and steady (like a train!)

    http://kacietri-ing.blogspot.com/

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    Quote Originally Posted by kacie tri-ing View Post
    I can imagine that Would you like me to move your set up after the 12 hour?
    Kacie, are you sure you'll be up for it after supporting hubby for 12? If so, it would be awesome to have someone move our stuff. Someone else who's doing the 24 has a friend coming to help them who said they could help us too, but it would be much easier if we had our own, especially if we're moving our car over. If you're really sure of it, let's talk.
    For 3 days, I get to part of a thousand other journeys.

  4. #4
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    I definitely would like to know how to recognize the TE members. I will be there to support my husband, but would love to be able to cheer for those of you participating. Hope you enjoy your visit to my hometown.
    "Nothing compares to the simple pleasure of a bike ride"~John F. Kennedy

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    PM sent!
    For 3 days, I get to part of a thousand other journeys.

  6. #6
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    Results?

    Be sure to post your results for those of us not riding :-)

    I have 2 female friends riding the 24hr on recumbents - Marilyn is in the 24-hr women's 60-65 non-drafting group. Sandy is in the 40-45(?) non-drafting. and I think I will know at least 1/2 dozen men riding (some 12hr some 24hr - various ages some drafting some not - all on recumbents).

    Wish I could be there in person to cheer on the TE ladies and the bents too.
    Y'all have fun!
    Edna

  7. #7
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    There are so few women doing the 24- I'll look out for your friends! I'll try to be in my team kit, but with so many layers, it might be hard to see (Sorella Cycling, with Peachtree Bikes on the back of our shorts.) And, for warmth as much as aerodynamics, I might wear my TT helmet all day.
    For 3 days, I get to part of a thousand other journeys.

 

 

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