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For race details go to the new OBRA page <A HREF="http://www.obra.org/">Oregon Bicycle Racing Association</A>,
click on Cherry Pie Race, and in the flyer click on the link of "map" to see
a course map and elevation profile. If you did not race last year, think
about these aspects of the course: It has a hill (450 feet over 1/2 mile) and
several miles of gradual down hill following and to the finish. If you can
climb well you can win, or if a group of non climbers can work together you
can catch the climbers and win. You will have some tailwind most likely and
some side wind to work on echelons, and the head wind section is pretty
protected. The descent is straight and not technical and you can go 40 to
maybe 50 MPH. The finish line is flat, and we will try to open both lanes
for the 200 meter sprint.
If you have your OBRA numbers please pin one on your back and one on your
right side. If you are signing up for an OBRA license on the day of race you
will get your number then, but it will take more time to get registered.
Save 3 bucks by getting your registration sent off by Friday the 8th. You
don't need a registration form, but go to <A HREF="http://www.obra.org/">Oregon Bicycle Racing Association</A>
click on forms and download the waiver and mail it with a check for $15.00 to
2 Dog Racing; 1860 W 14th Eugene, OR 97402. Registration will be INSIDE the
Hungry Farmer Cafe where you can register and buy a hot cup of coffee or
chocolate.
I am also looking for a driver of the OBRA truck to arrive at the course by
2:00 PM Saturday the 16th. The driver will get a free entry, a free lunch,
and nice place to sleep at the home of Ted Turner who will be the Chief
Official.
Get free entry by having someone put in time as a corner Marshall or driver
and also get a free lunch of a sandwich, chips, fruit, drink. If you have
someone riding with you that is not racing and they want to volunteer, let me
know and I will get you in touch with our volunteer coordinator. E-mail me
or call at 541 485-6007
Swag: Each rider entered will receive an energy bar, i.e., Cliff, PowerBar,
or Luna thanks to Pauls Bicycle Way of Life Bike shop and the EWEB Windpower
Cycling Team.
As a donation to the community, part of the entry fee will go to EWEB, the
local utility's, Energy Share Program to assist low income families pay for
their utility bill.
Driving time. Allow about hour and half to hour and forty-five minutes from
Portland, and 20 minutes from Eugene.
And don't forget the pies. 42 handmade cherry pies have been ordered from
Wild Plum Gourmet Pies for the top 6 in each category.
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<FONT style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffffff" SIZE=2>For race details go to the new OBRA page <A HREF="http://www.obra.org/">Oregon Bicycle Racing Association</A>, click on Cherry Pie Race, and in the flyer click on the link of "map" to see a course map and elevation profile. If you did not race last year, think about these aspects of the course: It has a hill (450 feet over 1/2 mile) and several miles of gradual down hill following and to the finish. If you can climb well you can win, or if a group of non climbers can work together you can catch the climbers and win. You will have some tailwind most likely and some side wind to work on echelons, and the head wind section is pretty protected. The descent is straight and not technical and you can go 40 to maybe 50 MPH. The finish line is flat, and we will try to open both lanes for the 200 meter sprint. <BR>
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If you have your OBRA numbers please pin one on your back and one on your right side. If you are signing up for an OBRA license on the day of race you will get your number then, but it will take more time to get registered. <BR>
<BR>
Save 3 bucks by getting your registration sent off by Friday the 8th. You don't need a registration form, but go to <A HREF="http://www.obra.org/">Oregon Bicycle Racing Association</A> click on forms and download the waiver and mail it with a check for $15.00 to 2 Dog Racing; 1860 W 14th Eugene, OR 97402. Registration will be INSIDE the Hungry Farmer Cafe where you can register and buy a hot cup of coffee or chocolate. <BR>
<BR>
I am also looking for a driver of the OBRA truck to arrive at the course by 2:00 PM Saturday the 16th. The driver will get a free entry, a free lunch, and nice place to sleep at the home of Ted Turner who will be the Chief Official.<BR>
<BR>
Get free entry by having someone put in time as a corner Marshall or driver and also get a free lunch of a sandwich, chips, fruit, drink. If you have someone riding with you that is not racing and they want to volunteer, let me know and I will get you in touch with our volunteer coordinator. E-mail me or call at 541 485-6007<BR>
<BR>
Swag: Each rider entered will receive an energy bar, i.e., Cliff, PowerBar, or Luna thanks to Pauls Bicycle Way of Life Bike shop and the EWEB Windpower Cycling Team.<BR>
<BR>
As a donation to the community, part of the entry fee will go to EWEB, the local utility's, Energy Share Program to assist low income families pay for their utility bill. <BR>
<BR>
Driving time. Allow about hour and half to hour and forty-five minutes from Portland, and 20 minutes from Eugene. <BR>
<BR>
And don't forget the pies. 42 handmade cherry pies have been ordered from Wild Plum Gourmet Pies for the top 6 in each category.<BR>
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Date: Wed, 6 Feb 2002 21:56:28 EST
Subject: Cherry Pie details and How to get free entry
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Candi, I planned on sending this Thursday, would you suggest any changes?
Norman
For race details go to the new OBRA page <A HREF="http://www.obra.org/">Oregon Bicycle Racing Association</A>,
click on Cherry Pie Race, and in the flyer click on the link of "map" to see
a course map and elevation profile. If you did not race last year, think
about these aspects of the course: It has a hill (450 feet over 1/2 mile) and
several miles of gradual down hill following and to the finish. If you can
climb well you can win, or if a group of non climbers can work together you
can catch the climbers and win. You will have some tailwind most likely and
some side wind to work on echelons, and the head wind section is pretty
protected. The descent is straight and not technical and you can go 40 to
maybe 50 MPH. The finish line is flat, and we will try to open both lanes
for the 200 meter sprint.
If you have your OBRA numbers please pin one on your back and one on your
right side. If you are signing up for an OBRA license on the day of race you
will get your number then, but it will take more time to get registered.
Save 3 bucks by getting your registration sent off by Friday the 8th. You
don't need a registration form, but go to <A HREF="http://www.obra.org/">Oregon Bicycle Racing Association</A>
click on forms and download the waiver and mail it with a check for $15.00 to
2 Dog Racing;
1860 W 14th Eugene, OR 97402. Registration will be INSIDE the Hungry Farmer
Cafe where you can register and buy a hot cup of coffee or chocolate.
I am also looking for a driver of the OBRA truck to arrive at the course by
2:00 PM Saturday the 16th. The driver will get a free entry, a free lunch,
and nice place to sleep at the home of Ted Turner who will be the Chief
Official.
Get free entry by having someone put in time as a corner Marshall or driver
and also get a free lunch of a sandwich, chips, fruit, drink. If you have
someone riding with you that is not racing and they want to volunteer, let me
know and I will get you in touch with our volunteer coordinator. E-mail me
or call at 541 485-6007
Swag: Each rider entered will receive an energy bar, i.e., Cliff, PowerBar,
or Luna thanks to Pauls Bicycle Way of Life Bike shop and the EWEB Windpower
Cycling Team.
As a donation to the community, part of the entry fee will go to EWEB, the
local utility's, Energy Share Program to assist low income families pay for
their utility bill.
Driving time. Allow about hour and half to hour and forty-five minutes from
Portland, and 20 minutes from Eugene.
And don't forget the pies. 42 handmade cherry pies have been ordered from
Wild Plum Gourmet Pies for the top 6 in each category.
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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><BODY BGCOLOR="#ffffff"><FONT style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffffff" SIZE=2>Candi, I planned on sending this Thursday, would you suggest any changes? Norman<BR>
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For race details go to the new OBRA page <A HREF="http://www.obra.org/">Oregon Bicycle Racing Association</A>, click on Cherry Pie Race, and in the flyer click on the link of "map" to see a course map and elevation profile. If you did not race last year, think about these aspects of the course: It has a hill (450 feet over 1/2 mile) and several miles of gradual down hill following and to the finish. If you can climb well you can win, or if a group of non climbers can work together you can catch the climbers and win. You will have some tailwind most likely and some side wind to work on echelons, and the head wind section is pretty protected. The descent is straight and not technical and you can go 40 to maybe 50 MPH. The finish line is flat, and we will try to open both lanes for the 200 meter sprint. <BR>
<BR>
If you have your OBRA numbers please pin one on your back and one on your right side. If you are signing up for an OBRA license on the day of race you will get your number then, but it will take more time to get registered. <BR>
<BR>
Save 3 bucks by getting your registration sent off by Friday the 8th. You don't need a registration form, but go to <A HREF="http://www.obra.org/">Oregon Bicycle Racing Association</A> click on forms and download the waiver and mail it with a check for $15.00 to 2 Dog Racing;<BR>
1860 W 14th Eugene, OR 97402. Registration will be INSIDE the Hungry Farmer Cafe where you can register and buy a hot cup of coffee or chocolate. <BR>
<BR>
I am also looking for a driver of the OBRA truck to arrive at the course by 2:00 PM Saturday the 16th. The driver will get a free entry, a free lunch, and nice place to sleep at the home of Ted Turner who will be the Chief Official.<BR>
<BR>
Get free entry by having someone put in time as a corner Marshall or driver and also get a free lunch of a sandwich, chips, fruit, drink. If you have someone riding with you that is not racing and they want to volunteer, let me know and I will get you in touch with our volunteer coordinator. E-mail me or call at 541 485-6007<BR>
<BR>
Swag: Each rider entered will receive an energy bar, i.e., Cliff, PowerBar, or Luna thanks to Pauls Bicycle Way of Life Bike shop and the EWEB Windpower Cycling Team.<BR>
<BR>
As a donation to the community, part of the entry fee will go to EWEB, the local utility's, Energy Share Program to assist low income families pay for their utility bill. <BR>
<BR>
Driving time. Allow about hour and half to hour and forty-five minutes from Portland, and 20 minutes from Eugene. <BR>
<BR>
And don't forget the pies. 42 handmade cherry pies have been ordered from Wild Plum Gourmet Pies for the top 6 in each category.<BR>
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