2006 Nationals......
03-20-06, 07:52 AM
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2006 Nationals......
Registration is open people! Not to often Nationals are in the mid-atlantic area. Should be a ballbuster....who's in?
https://www.7springs.com/bike/roadfestival.htm
https://www.7springs.com/bike/roadfestival.htm
03-20-06, 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by snoboard2
I'm workin on it...
I started the year as a Cat 5, so moving up to Cat 3 by July is entirely possible in fact I hope to be a Cat 2 by then.
03-20-06, 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Pizza Man
Me too, I need 5 more points to move up to Cat 3.
I started the year as a Cat 5, so moving up to Cat 3 by July is entirely possible in fact I hope to be a Cat 2 by then.
I started the year as a Cat 5, so moving up to Cat 3 by July is entirely possible in fact I hope to be a Cat 2 by then.
Pizza I take it the elbow is all healed up?
And, you scare me...Cat 2 in seven months! That my friend is impressive.
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Anybody know the course profiles?
I saw the maps on the site, but no elevation charts.
I saw the maps on the site, but no elevation charts.
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Originally Posted by YMCA
Anybody know the course profiles?
I saw the maps on the site, but no elevation charts.
I saw the maps on the site, but no elevation charts.
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Originally Posted by Grasschopper
I can topo the routes later and post something tonight if someone doesn't get to it first.
Here's hoping for a bunch of short, big gear climbs in the RR and a flat TT and a power-climb crit!
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profiles of the long rr course and the 22km tt course
tt course is anything but flat, same with the rr
edit; sorry ymca, guess they are the opposite of what you were hoping for
tt course is anything but flat, same with the rr
edit; sorry ymca, guess they are the opposite of what you were hoping for
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Originally Posted by zero
profiles of the long rr course and the 22km tt course
tt course is anything but flat, same with the rr
edit; sorry ymca, guess they are the opposite of what you were hoping for
tt course is anything but flat, same with the rr
edit; sorry ymca, guess they are the opposite of what you were hoping for
This works for me.
And yes, my elbow is totally better, thank you. I did a 40 mile RR yesterday and I didn't notice any pain.
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Originally Posted by galen_52657
Registration is open people! Not to often Nationals are in the mid-atlantic area. Should be a ballbuster....who's in?
https://www.7springs.com/bike/roadfestival.htm
https://www.7springs.com/bike/roadfestival.htm
Best of luck! 6' + represent!
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Isnt this just open to pro 1-2 cats.?
Yo pizza man where you race this w\e? I did the san dimas stage race cat 4...fantastic definatly worth the drive.There were some guys there from sac. also Arizon and New mex... plus more i'm sure. Try to get on that next year the first day tt is awesome.
Yo pizza man where you race this w\e? I did the san dimas stage race cat 4...fantastic definatly worth the drive.There were some guys there from sac. also Arizon and New mex... plus more i'm sure. Try to get on that next year the first day tt is awesome.
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Originally Posted by dolophonic
Isnt this just open to pro 1-2 cats.?
Yo pizza man where you race this w\e? I did the san dimas stage race cat 4...fantastic definatly worth the drive.There were some guys there from sac. also Arizon and New mex... plus more i'm sure. Try to get on that next year the first day tt is awesome.
Yo pizza man where you race this w\e? I did the san dimas stage race cat 4...fantastic definatly worth the drive.There were some guys there from sac. also Arizon and New mex... plus more i'm sure. Try to get on that next year the first day tt is awesome.
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Originally Posted by dolophonic
Isnt this just open to pro 1-2 cats.?
All masters events are cat 1-2-3.
U-23's are cat 1-2.
Women's elite RR is cat 1-2.
Juniors are cat 1-2-3.
Elite TT might be open to categories other than just cat 1's, not sure.
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Originally Posted by zero
profiles of the long rr course and the 22km tt course
tt course is anything but flat, same with the rr
edit; sorry ymca, guess they are the opposite of what you were hoping for
tt course is anything but flat, same with the rr
edit; sorry ymca, guess they are the opposite of what you were hoping for
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Originally Posted by YMCA
Thanks for the topography. Anybody know what 1200 feet in 5 miles equals for average gradient?
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03-21-06, 08:57 AM
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Is it the same road course they used for Collegiate Nats in 1999?
If so, I suggest we all take up golf.
If so, I suggest we all take up golf.
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eh, looks like my neck of the woods. Now to get to cat 3...
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This is the profile I came up with for the 33 KM TT. Looks like it's a roller with 100 meters of elevation change overall. It's an out, and back course.
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Looks like 706.5 meters of elevation change in 33.1 km to me.
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Originally Posted by SteveE
Looks like 706.5 meters of elevation change in 33.1 km to me.
Last edited by TrekDen; 03-22-06 at 11:36 PM.
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^^^^ Yeah, but what really matters is how much total elevation change you're doing over the distance of the course.
