Mt. Tabor Lead Vehicle's Exhaust Fumes

John F. Forbes

2000-06-15

Yeah, maybe Pantani is available. The only problem would be getting to wear

the blinking yellow light on his head.

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My suggestion is that if we can find a super fast racer that would be

able to the ride like the "lead vehicle" for the races at mt. tabor then

we would be set. however finding that racer that could do that might be

a problem, along with getting them to wear a orange saftey vest and a cb

radio. Possibly just finding someone to wear the saftey vest might be

the real problem.



any suggestions?







jim



:-)



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Hi, all!



?Any suggestions on a less-polluting lead vehicle for the Tabor races?

Last night the double motorcycle lead was an overly-exhausting event

(for me, at least - what about you?).    Any "DEQ experts" out there

with ideas that can help minimize riders sucking in fresh carbon

monoxide while going to the max aerobically?



The idea of a lead is absolutely necessary, unless we have

whistle-blowing volunteers all the way around the course.



Matt Guinn did his usual top-notch promoting job - thank you, thank

you, thank you, thank you, thank you, !!!



(And thanks to the individual that noticed my low rear tire before the

race...I might not have otherwise had the time to change wheels!)



Regards, David



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Jim Anderson

2000-06-15

My suggestion is that if we can find a super fast racer that would be

able to the ride like the "lead vehicle" for the races at mt. tabor then

we would be set. however finding that racer that could do that might be

a problem, along with getting them to wear a orange saftey vest and a cb

radio. Possibly just finding someone to wear the saftey vest might be

the real problem.



any suggestions?







jim



:-)



david auker wrote:

 

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Hi, all!



?Any suggestions on a less-polluting lead vehicle for the Tabor races?

Last night the double motorcycle lead was an overly-exhausting event

(for me, at least - what about you?).    Any "DEQ experts" out there

with ideas that can help minimize riders sucking in fresh carbon

monoxide while going to the max aerobically?



The idea of a lead is absolutely necessary, unless we have

whistle-blowing volunteers all the way around the course.



Matt Guinn did his usual top-notch promoting job - thank you, thank

you, thank you, thank you, thank you, !!!



(And thanks to the individual that noticed my low rear tire before the

race...I might not have otherwise had the time to change wheels!)



Regards, David



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John Bravard

2000-06-15

Perhaps a little more distance between the motors and the bicycles up the

climb would clear the air a bit.





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 Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2000 11:27:17 -0700

From: david auker <dav-@hevanet.com>

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: [OBRA Chat] Mt. Tabor Lead Vehicle's Exhaust Fumes

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Last night the double motorcycle lead was an overly-exhausting event

(for me, at least - what about you?).    Any "DEQ experts" out there

with ideas that can help minimize riders sucking in fresh carbon

monoxide while going to the max aerobically?

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The idea of a lead is absolutely necessary, unless we have

whistle-blowing volunteers all the way around the course.

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Matt Guinn did his usual top-notch promoting job - thank you, thank

you, thank you, thank you, thank you, !!!=20

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(And thanks to the individual that noticed my low rear tire before the

race...I might not have otherwise had the time to change wheels!)

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Regards, David

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david auker

2000-06-15

Hi, all!



?Any suggestions on a less-polluting lead vehicle for the Tabor races?

Last night the double motorcycle lead was an overly-exhausting event

(for me, at least - what about you?).    Any "DEQ experts" out there

with ideas that can help minimize riders sucking in fresh carbon

monoxide while going to the max aerobically?



The idea of a lead is absolutely necessary, unless we have

whistle-blowing volunteers all the way around the course.



Matt Guinn did his usual top-notch promoting job - thank you, thank

you, thank you, thank you, thank you, !!!



(And thanks to the individual that noticed my low rear tire before the

race...I might not have otherwise had the time to change wheels!)



Regards, David