Candi Murray
One on the left, the other on the back pocket.
Candi
On Apr 8, 2011, at 4:07 PM, "Long, Steve" wrote:
> Sure wish I could remember what side the numbers went at KV. J
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> From: obra-bounces@list.obra.org [mailto:obra-bounces@list.obra.org] On Behalf Of T. Kenji Sugahara
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> Subject: [OBRA Chat] Fwd: Kings Valley Road Race Final Bulletin: Pleaseforward to OBRA List.
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> From: Scott Goldstein
> Date: Fri, Apr 8, 2011 at 12:53 PM
> Subject: Kings Valley Road Race Final Bulletin: Please forward to OBRA List.
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> Hello OBRA members:
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> It’s the Second Friday in April and that means two things for bike racers in the Northwest:
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> 1) The weather in Kings Valley Oregon is now perfect for bike racing and;
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> 2) The Second Saturday in April and thus the Nearly World Famous Kings Valley Road Race is tomorrow!
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> A few final thoughts prior to the race tomorrow:
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> 1) Ask your teammates who have attended our race for many years about the weather at Kings Valley. Regardless of the forecast or what it’s like in Portland at 6:00 AM, it is almost always excellent racing weather in Kings Valley on the morning of the Second Saturday in April.
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> 2) Note that the Kings Valley Store no longer sells gas, so don’t plan on getting gas in Kings Valley. Do stop in for post-race food, however as they have sandwiches and an assortment of post-race bike racer snacks.
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> 3) Please help us retain this course for the future by respecting the local folks before, during and after the race. Remember, it is their community and ultimately it is the local community that decides to let us use their beautiful course for our race every year. The major “good bike racer citizen” requests are as follows;
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> a. Make use of the ample Kings Valley Commemorative Portapotties for your “private time” “needs.
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> b. Don’t trespass on the staging area’s neighbor’s property, and
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> c. Keep the finish area road clear after you finish racing. Prize presentations will begin shortly after race finishes, thanks to the cleverness of your OBRA officiating crew, so make your way to the start area after you finish your race.
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> 4) Observant readers of the OBRA ruleset will notice that the Kings Valley Road Race has a stricter centerline rule than is currently in effect for OBRA single day races in general. If you cross the centerline, the officials will disqualify you if they determine that your action merits disqualification.
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> 5) Finally, we’d like to recognize the Therapeutic Associates Cycling/Sagebrush Cycles Team for helping us again this year with support drivers for the Women’s fields..
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> Kings Valley Race-day Forecast:
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> High: 65°
> Low: 48°
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> Chance of Precipitation: 4.2%
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> See Y’all at The Race!
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