Last PIR

Hopkins, Larry

2003-09-25



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I think the officials are simply making sure Rocky's bike was in compliance with race standards for safety. As you know we are to remove frame pumps which could come loose and potentially cause an accident. The finish line photos from the last PIR appear to indicate the presence of a rather small object resembling a CO2 canister or possibly the handle of a frame pump which may be an infraction. I trust they will render a decision after careful examination.







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From: Steven Mullen [mailto:scmu-@aol.com]

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Candi,

All right. I know you guys have been studying first place, but you need to fast forward the video tape, jot down the numbers of the other nine riders, and then if you want, you can go back to slow motion, rewind, slow motion... but I'm pretty sure you aren't going to find a race number on Rocky.

So where are the race results for Tuesday night, anyway?

Steven Mullen





In a message dated 9/19/2003 11:42:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time, cmur-@obra.org writes:











No matter what the schedule says the last PIR of 2003 is this Tuesday,

September 23rd.



There are a few traditions that are associated with the last PIR of the

year.



1. Pro Jersey night. We encourage riders to ride their pro teams kits and

award prizes to the best dressed.

2. The Naked lap. You have to see it to believe it. - Please riders no

disrobing prior to the ceremonial lap - yes that means you Rocky.



Come out and help us celebrate the official end to the road season in

Portland.



Cat 4/5 6:05

Cat 3/4 6:30

Cat 1/2/3 6:31:45



Candi











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think the officials are simply making sure Rocky's bike was in compliance with

race standards for safety.  As you know we are to remove frame pumps

which could come loose and potentially cause an accident.  The finish

line photos from the last PIR appear to indicate the presence of a rather

small object resembling a CO2 canister or possibly the handle of a frame pump

which may be an infraction.  I trust they will render a

decision after careful examination.</SPAN></FONT></DIV>

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size=2>-----Original Message-----<BR><B>From:</B> Steven Mullen

[mailto:scmu-@aol.com]<BR><B>Sent:</B> Thursday, September 25, 2003 2:43

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lang=0 face=Arial size=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF">Candi,<BR>  All right. 

I know you guys have been studying first place, but you need to fast forward

the video tape, jot down the numbers of the other nine riders, and then if you

want, you can go back to slow motion, rewind, slow motion... but I'm pretty

sure you aren't going to find a race number on Rocky.<BR>  So where are

the race results for Tuesday night, anyway?<BR>Steven Mullen<BR><BR><BR>In a

message dated 9/19/2003 11:42:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time, cmur-@obra.org

writes:<BR><BR>

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TYPE="CITE"><BR><BR>No matter what the schedule says the last PIR of 2003 is

    this Tuesday,<BR>September 23rd.<BR><BR>There are a few traditions that are

    associated with the last PIR of the<BR>year.<BR><BR>1.  Pro Jersey

    night.  We encourage riders to ride their pro teams kits and<BR>award

    prizes to the best dressed.<BR>2.  The Naked lap.  You have to see

    it to believe it. - Please riders no<BR>disrobing prior to the ceremonial

    lap - yes that means you Rocky.<BR><BR>Come out and help us celebrate the

    official end to the road season in<BR>Portland.<BR><BR>Cat 4/5 

    6:05<BR>Cat 3/4  6:30<BR>Cat 1/2/3

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cmur-@obra.org

2003-09-25



Don't know if you noticed or not, but I was not there. Beleive me it

pained me to miss one of my favorite nights ;-/

I am in Sacramento dealing with my mom's hospitalization. You will need to

get resutls from someone who was there.

Candi



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Date: Thu, 25 Sep 2003 17:43:24 EDT

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Candi,

All right. I know you guys have been studying first place, but you need

to

fast forward the video tape, jot down the numbers of the other nine riders,

and then if you want, you can go back to slow motion, rewind, slow

motion...

but I'm pretty sure you aren't going to find a race number on Rocky.

So where are the race results for Tuesday night, anyway?

Steven Mullen





In a message dated 9/19/2003 11:42:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

cmur-@obra.org writes:



 



No matter what the schedule says the last PIR of 2003 is this Tuesday,

September 23rd.



There are a few traditions that are associated with the last PIR of the

year.



1. Pro Jersey night. We encourage riders to ride their pro teams kits

and

 award prizes to the best dressed.

2. The Naked lap. You have to see it to believe it. - Please riders no

disrobing prior to the ceremonial lap - yes that means you Rocky.



Come out and help us celebrate the official end to the road season in

Portland.



Cat 4/5 6:05

Cat 3/4 6:30

Cat 1/2/3 6:31:45



Candi







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Candi,

All right. I know you guys have been studying first place, but you need to

fast forward the video tape, jot down the numbers of the other nine riders,

and then if you want, you can go back to slow motion, rewind, slow motion...

but I'm pretty sure you aren't going to find a race number on Rocky.

So where are the race results for Tuesday night, anyway?

Steven Mullen





In a message dated 9/19/2003 11:42:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

cmur-@obra.org writes:



 



No matter what the schedule says the last PIR of 2003 is this Tuesday,

September 23rd.



There are a few traditions that are associated with the last PIR of the

year.



1. Pro Jersey night. We encourage riders to ride their pro teams kits and

award prizes to the best dressed.

2. The Naked lap. You have to see it to believe it. - Please riders no

disrobing prior to the ceremonial lap - yes that means you Rocky.



Come out and help us celebrate the official end to the road season in

Portland.



Cat 4/5 6:05

Cat 3/4 6:30

Cat 1/2/3 6:31:45



Candi





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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">Candi,<BR>

  All right.  I know you guys have been studying first place, but you need to fast forward the video tape, jot down the numbers of the other nine riders, and then if you want, you can go back to slow motion, rewind, slow motion... but I'm pretty sure you aren't going to find a race number on Rocky.<BR>

  So where are the race results for Tuesday night, anyway?<BR>

Steven Mullen<BR>

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In a message dated 9/19/2003 11:42:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time, cmur-@obra.org writes:<BR>

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No matter what the schedule says the last PIR of 2003 is this Tuesday,<BR>

September 23rd.<BR>

<BR>

There are a few traditions that are associated with the last PIR of the<BR>

year.<BR>

<BR>

1.  Pro Jersey night.  We encourage riders to ride their pro teams kits and<BR>

award prizes to the best dressed.<BR>

2.  The Naked lap.  You have to see it to believe it. - Please riders no<BR>

disrobing prior to the ceremonial lap - yes that means you Rocky.<BR>

<BR>

Come out and help us celebrate the official end to the road season in<BR>

Portland.<BR>

<BR>

Cat 4/5  6:05<BR>

Cat 3/4  6:30<BR>

Cat 1/2/3 6:31:45<BR>

<BR>

Candi<BR>

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John Schader

2003-09-20



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I'll be competing for best dressed, but regarding tradition #2, will there be an award for "Best Undressed"?



Candi Murray/Oregon Bicycle Racing Assn <cmur-@obra.org> wrote:No matter what the schedule says the last PIR of 2003 is this Tuesday,

September 23rd.



There are a few traditions that are associated with the last PIR of the

year.



1. Pro Jersey night. We encourage riders to ride their pro teams kits and

award prizes to the best dressed.

2. The Naked lap. You have to see it to believe it. - Please riders no

disrobing prior to the ceremonial lap - yes that means you Rocky.



Come out and help us celebrate the official end to the road season in

Portland.



Cat 4/5 6:05

Cat 3/4 6:30

Cat 1/2/3 6:31:45



Candi



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<DIV>I'll be competing for best dressed, but regarding tradition #2, will there be an award for "Best Undressed"?<BR><BR><B><I>Candi Murray/Oregon Bicycle Racing Assn <cmur-@obra.org></I></B> wrote:

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Candi Murray/Oregon Bicycle Racing Assn

2003-09-19



No matter what the schedule says the last PIR of 2003 is this Tuesday,

September 23rd.



There are a few traditions that are associated with the last PIR of the

year.



1. Pro Jersey night. We encourage riders to ride their pro teams kits and

award prizes to the best dressed.

2. The Naked lap. You have to see it to believe it. - Please riders no

disrobing prior to the ceremonial lap - yes that means you Rocky.



Come out and help us celebrate the official end to the road season in

Portland.



Cat 4/5 6:05

Cat 3/4 6:30

Cat 1/2/3 6:31:45



Candi