Reciprocity for non-OBRA licenses

mike.m-@obra.org

2002-07-04

As far as I know, all the races in WA are USAC (USCF or NORBA). USCF does

not give reciprocity for membership in any other organization. OBRA gives a

free single event membership to WA residents regardless of whether they

belong to USAC. In other words, it only works one way and if you go to WA

you should have to pay, according to USAC rules.



Mike Murray

-----Original Message-----

From: Douglas Duguay [mailto:pacific-@yahoo.com]

Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2002 10:27 AM

To: mike.m-@obra.org; obra

Subject: RE: [OBRA Chat] Reciprocity for non-OBRA licenses





Ok, how about an OBRA member racing in Washington. I have raced there a

couple of times this year and everyone is confused up there about OBRA. I

have been charged once for a USCF day permit and not charged the other time.

DD

mike.m-@obra.org wrote:

Currently OBRA gives a free single event membership to riders with out of

state addresses, i.e. they don't have to join but they also don't get any

membership benefits except the ability to race. They can get several free

single events. Annual OBRA membership qualifies you for competition in

NCNCA, ABR and ACA races. Members in those organizations can ride in OBRA

events with benefits.



Mike Murray



-----Original Message-----

From: Clark Ritchie [mailto:clarkr-@yahoo.com]

Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2002 21:09 PM

To: obra

Subject: [OBRA Chat] Reciprocity for non-OBRA licenses





What's the policy or protocol RE: licensing

reciprocity for people who have non-OBRA cycling

licenses? Recently I have met a number of riders from

other states (mostly western; AZ, MT, WA...) and

riders who only have USCF licenses. I'm never quite

sure what to say and/or when they need to purchase a

day OBRA license.



Thanks in advance for the clarification... CDR



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Douglas Duguay

2002-07-04

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Ok, how about an OBRA member racing in Washington. I have raced there a couple of times this year and everyone is confused up there about OBRA. I have been charged once for a USCF day permit and not charged the other time.

DD

mike.m-@obra.org wrote: Currently OBRA gives a free single event membership to riders with out of

state addresses, i.e. they don't have to join but they also don't get any

membership benefits except the ability to race. They can get several free

single events. Annual OBRA membership qualifies you for competition in

NCNCA, ABR and ACA races. Members in those organizations can ride in OBRA

events with benefits.



Mike Murray



-----Original Message-----

From: Clark Ritchie [mailto:clarkr-@yahoo.com]

Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2002 21:09 PM

To: obra

Subject: [OBRA Chat] Reciprocity for non-OBRA licenses





What's the policy or protocol RE: licensing

reciprocity for people who have non-OBRA cycling

licenses? Recently I have met a number of riders from

other states (mostly western; AZ, MT, WA...) and

riders who only have USCF licenses. I'm never quite

sure what to say and/or when they need to purchase a

day OBRA license.



Thanks in advance for the clarification... CDR



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mike.m-@obra.org

2002-07-03

Currently OBRA gives a free single event membership to riders with out of

state addresses, i.e. they don't have to join but they also don't get any

membership benefits except the ability to race. They can get several free

single events. Annual OBRA membership qualifies you for competition in

NCNCA, ABR and ACA races. Members in those organizations can ride in OBRA

events with benefits.



Mike Murray



-----Original Message-----

From: Clark Ritchie [mailto:clarkr-@yahoo.com]

Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2002 21:09 PM

To: obra

Subject: [OBRA Chat] Reciprocity for non-OBRA licenses





What's the policy or protocol RE: licensing

reciprocity for people who have non-OBRA cycling

licenses? Recently I have met a number of riders from

other states (mostly western; AZ, MT, WA...) and

riders who only have USCF licenses. I'm never quite

sure what to say and/or when they need to purchase a

day OBRA license.



Thanks in advance for the clarification... CDR



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Clark Ritchie

2002-07-03

What's the policy or protocol RE: licensing

reciprocity for people who have non-OBRA cycling

licenses? Recently I have met a number of riders from

other states (mostly western; AZ, MT, WA...) and

riders who only have USCF licenses. I'm never quite

sure what to say and/or when they need to purchase a

day OBRA license.



Thanks in advance for the clarification... CDR



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