Candi Murray/Oregon Bicycle Racing Assn
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Mt Ashland Hillclimb
September 28, 2003
Ashland, OR
Attack le Col du Ashland! (HC)
Hit the Road, Toad!
Start with your back to those hairy-legged mountain bikers, looking into the
flashing lights of an official police escort. Warm-up your climbing legs
with the pack heading out of town on historic route 66 before turning up old
hiway 99. Six miles of climbing will get you to the feed zone where you can
fill your water bottles. Crossing under the I-5 will take you to the access
road where you will continue the ascent for 9 more miles to the Mt. Ashland
ski lodge. Merge with the mountain bikers for the final two miles, for a
head to head battle to the finish line.
The roads are excellent for this 25 mile ride as it rises 4500 feet. Ride
your lightest wheels.
Hit the Dirt, Squirt!
Start with your back to those too-clean roadies as you psyche yourself up
for a beautiful climb through old growth forest. No warm up for the mountain
bikers as they begin their climb right from the starting line. You?ll begin
climbing through Lithia Park to loop road, left at Four Corners and right on
road 2080, then left at Bull gap. Merge with the roadies for the final two
miles for a head to head battle to the finish line. Wildlife, fresh-air and
lots of shade for this 18 mile climb.
Please note: In an effort to make things as fair and exciting as possible,
no cyclo-cross bikes are allowed on the off-road course. All off-road
competitors must use standard mt bike wheels and have tires that measure at
least 1.5 inches. (regular mt. bike tires).
Registration: All races start promptly at 9 (nine) AM from the downtown
Ashland plaza. The friendly registration staff will open it?s office at 7:30
and closes precisely at 8:45. Get there early if you?ve decided to wait
until race day to register.
There will be prizes for the top three in all categories. both road and
mountain. Prizes will consist of product and a pint glass with the race
logo. There will also be alot of schwag for a raffle after.
Entry form available online: http://www.oregonrunner.com/
For more information contact Tim Turk: (541) 482-2130,
mailto:tkkne-@ccountry.net
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<DIV><BR>Mt Ashland Hillclimb<BR>September 28, 2003<BR>Ashland, OR<BR><BR><?/color><?color><?param 0943,0943,0943>Attack le Col du Ashland! (HC)
<?/color><?color><?param 0944,0944,0944><BR><BR>Hit the Road, Toad!
<BR><BR>Start with your back to those hairy-legged mountain bikers, looking into
the flashing lights of an official police escort. Warm-up your climbing legs
with the pack heading out of town on historic route 66 before turning up old
hiway 99. Six miles of climbing will get you to the feed zone where you can fill
your water bottles. Crossing under the I-5 will take you to the access road
where you will continue the ascent for 9 more miles to the Mt. Ashland ski
lodge. Merge with the mountain bikers for the final two miles, for a head to
head battle to the finish line. <BR><BR>The roads are excellent for this 25 mile
ride as it rises 4500 feet. Ride your lightest wheels. <BR><BR>Hit the Dirt,
Squirt! <BR><BR>Start with your back to those too-clean roadies as you psyche
yourself up for a beautiful climb through old growth forest. No warm up for the
mountain bikers as they begin their climb right from the starting line. You?ll
begin climbing through Lithia Park to loop road, left at Four Corners and right
on road 2080, then left at Bull gap. Merge with the roadies for the final two
miles for a head to head battle to the finish line. Wildlife, fresh-air and lots
of shade for this 18 mile climb. <BR><BR>Please note: In an effort to make
things as fair and exciting as possible, no cyclo-cross bikes are allowed on the
off-road course. All off-road competitors must use standard mt bike wheels and
have tires that measure at least 1.5 inches. (regular mt. bike tires).
<BR><BR>Registration: All races start promptly at 9 (nine) AM from the downtown
Ashland plaza. The friendly registration staff will open it?s office at 7:30 and
closes precisely at 8:45. Get there early if you?ve decided to wait until race
day to register. <SPAN class=270461205-05092003><FONT face=Arial
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prizes for the top three in all categories. both road and mountain. Prizes will
consist of product and a pint glass with the race logo. There will also be alot
of schwag for a raffle after.<SPAN class=270461205-05092003><FONT face=Arial
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<DIV><SPAN class=270461205-05092003> </SPAN><BR>Entry form available
online: http://www.oregonrunner.com/<BR>For more information contact Tim Turk:
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