The same could be said for event promoters. Years ago I found it
easier/cheaper to source my own insurance, let alone jump through all the
hoops USAC/USFC/NORBA required (and they lost my paperwork twice for the
same event!).
OBRA made/makes the process dead easy and even cheaper.
-shiggy
On Sun, Dec 18, 2011 at 1:00 PM, b hamon wrote:
> I would not be racing if USAC was the only game in town.
> Frankly, I doubt I could afford it; and based on the overall vibe I've
> witnessed back east at USAC races even if I could I doubt I'd get much
> support for even attempting the sport.
> If USAC was ever successful in subsuming/assimilating OBRA that would be
> the end of my racing involvement. Being such a slow racer I would probably
> not be missed athletically speaking, but I would certainly miss it, and
> that is why I continue to love and support OBRA. Simply put, OBRA is all
> about getting more people involved at every level of bike racing --
> including slowpokes like me.
> I just renewed my membership, and encourage all of you to do the same very
> soon.
> Happy riding in 2012 and thanks --beth hamon
>
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> Bicycles - http://bikelovejones1.blogspot.com/
>
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