Velo requirements...?
Are there certain requirements in order to ride at a velodrome? I just built up a new track bike and I'm wondering if everything has to be 'NJS' certified in order to ride there.
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Good question. One must be at least this tall to ride the velodrome. :p (Forgive me for the roller coaster humour.)
Seriously, each velodrome, has different requirements, most are not too strict for beginners, except for bikes, which require a track frame w/ horozontal dropouts and no brakes/quick release wheels. Most tracks have bikes you can rent. Do a search, lots more info online. I'm a newbie (cat 5) as well, and It's the best, you will love it!!! |
Basic is no brakes , no loose gear(tape,straps, etc) check all gear before riding. if using tubulars check the glue. that is it!
Some allow or is mandatory to take a beginner's class to ride , proof of prior racing or knowledge of the track. njoy and welome to the world of circles S/F< CEYA! |
If you're talking T-town, LPR, you can ride any bicycle you care to during open track time - road bike, bmx bike, mountain bike, etc.
For USCF training time and racing, see the tips given above. The other piece of equipment you'll need for those is a racing license (you can purchase a one-day at a race to try it out). |
helmet. that is probably the most important to track supervisors.
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My track asks for personal liability insurance. ($40.00)
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