Don Person

Mike-

I agree with you entirely. You and your crew did a great job, set a fun

course and gave alot back to the riders.



Thank you!



The one course for everybody is fun as it makes it possible to compare your

performance with all the classes. And it is an early season event.



Good job all!



And the "bottle necks" were not that bad if you were willing to run.





-Don

 ============================================================I'm sorry if

you didn't have fun at the Sagebrush Sundae. Our message in all

of our flyers has stated: " A taste of old fashioned mountain bike racing".

In the early days of mountain bike racing, there was only one course for all

catagories, mass start, and a course that required you had some actual

mountain bike handling skills. We felt that this course offered that. As

far as the distance, it's April...most folks thought the time spent out

there was enough for the early season.



We gave everyone who entered a custom screened beer mug with free goodies in

it, a free chili dog/soda lunch, a raffle ticket to win all kinds of stuff,

hand made trophies, cash deeper than most events go, started the race on

time (10:00 am), finished with the awards and raffle by 1:00 pm so everyone

could get home, offered a 5 color T-shirt for $12.00, and had the results

posted on our website by 6:00 pm. If you didn't feel like we provided a

value for your $25.00, let me know your address and we'll send your money

back.



Mike McMackin

Sagebrush Sundae Race Promoter

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Clay Fife

Mike--



I think that some people wanted a little bit longer of

a race and had issues with the congestion at the

start, but overall I believe everyone enjoyed the day.

I, for one, had an absolute blast and felt that the

drive from Portland was a small price to pay for such

a great race. I heard dozens of people comment

similarly on Sunday.



I don't know everything that goes into promoting a

race like this, but I bet it is a huge job. I

appreciate your efforts, as does everyone else, I

think. I like to think that the previous emails were

merely suggesting some alternative opportunities for

future races, not criticizing the job you guys did

this year.



Thanks again to you and your crew,

Clay Fife





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Sundae. Our message in all

of our flyers has stated: " A taste of old

fashioned mountain bike racing".

In the early days of mountain bike racing, there was

only one course for all

catagories, mass start, and a course that required

you had some actual

mountain bike handling skills. We felt that this

course offered that. As

far as the distance, it's April...most folks thought

the time spent out

there was enough for the early season.



We gave everyone who entered a custom screened beer

mug with free goodies in

it, a free chili dog/soda lunch, a raffle ticket to

win all kinds of stuff,

hand made trophies, cash deeper than most events go,

started the race on

time (10:00 am), finished with the awards and raffle

by 1:00 pm so everyone

could get home, offered a 5 color T-shirt for

$12.00, and had the results

posted on our website by 6:00 pm. If you didn't

feel like we provided a

value for your $25.00, let me know your address and

we'll send your money

back.



Mike McMackin

Sagebrush Sundae Race Promoter

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I'm sorry if you didn't have fun at the Sagebrush Sundae. Our message in all

of our flyers has stated: " A taste of old fashioned mountain bike racing".

In the early days of mountain bike racing, there was only one course for all

catagories, mass start, and a course that required you had some actual

mountain bike handling skills. We felt that this course offered that. As

far as the distance, it's April...most folks thought the time spent out

there was enough for the early season.



We gave everyone who entered a custom screened beer mug with free goodies in

it, a free chili dog/soda lunch, a raffle ticket to win all kinds of stuff,

hand made trophies, cash deeper than most events go, started the race on

time (10:00 am), finished with the awards and raffle by 1:00 pm so everyone

could get home, offered a 5 color T-shirt for $12.00, and had the results

posted on our website by 6:00 pm. If you didn't feel like we provided a

value for your $25.00, let me know your address and we'll send your money

back.



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Sagebrush Sundae Race Promoter







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entered a custom screened beer mug with free goodies in<BR>it, a free chili

dog/soda lunch,  a raffle ticket to win all kinds of stuff,<BR>hand made

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home, offered a 5 color T-shirt for $12.00, and had the results<BR>posted on our

website by 6:00 pm.  If you didn't feel like we provided a<BR>value for

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