BFFGMNG Props + route maps
#1
BFFGMNG Props + route maps
Big thanks to Absntr and the rest of the DCC crew for putting on a great day today. It was my first alleycat and it was a complete blast.
Here's my race map. I put it just over 21 miles which isn't too bad as Naz said the shortest route was 20 miles.
Anyway, I wants to see your routes. Here's a map with the starting point marked ready for you to fill in. So be getting to it!
Also, I had to leave the party early, but I'd love to see a listing of the prizes what, who & why.
It was good to meet those I haven't before, and good to see again those I've already meet. Boo ya to you all.
Here's my race map. I put it just over 21 miles which isn't too bad as Naz said the shortest route was 20 miles.
Anyway, I wants to see your routes. Here's a map with the starting point marked ready for you to fill in. So be getting to it!
Also, I had to leave the party early, but I'd love to see a listing of the prizes what, who & why.
It was good to meet those I haven't before, and good to see again those I've already meet. Boo ya to you all.
#3
Monkey ridin'
Joined: Nov 2005
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From: ChIcagO
Bikes: Davidson pursuit a.k.a. "La Monkey"
I just wanted to say thank you to everyone. Im very new to the forums but am glad to have met some good people over the weekend. I cant wait till San Francisco. This time im showing up with 7 extra tubes, 10 patch kits, and three brand new tires. No more flats or excuses for me. -Peace-
#4
https://tinyurl.com/abqll
20.425480433027204 miles
the lake shore path was a mistake, the head wind killed my legs.
20.425480433027204 miles
the lake shore path was a mistake, the head wind killed my legs.
#5
Could/did someone (Naz?) post the finishing order?
And, thanks again to everyone who helped organize the whole thing (esp. the alley cat), But what sort of sadistic mf'er thinks dry tea is somthing good to eat? whisky and rum are fine, i can even (if i have to) drink red bull, but dry tea?
And, thanks again to everyone who helped organize the whole thing (esp. the alley cat), But what sort of sadistic mf'er thinks dry tea is somthing good to eat? whisky and rum are fine, i can even (if i have to) drink red bull, but dry tea?
#7
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Joined: Mar 2004
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From: Sci-Fi Wasabi
Bikes: I built the Bianchi track bike back up today.
Yup, I got lost, turned the wrong way. See what I get for following DC kids?
https://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?cente...JdhB%7B@o@m%5B
https://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?cente...JdhB%7B@o@m%5B
#12
Originally Posted by Super Rookie
I hate the handcock tower.
oh yeah, b4 going, i told the cp guy to not tell anyone who followed about the restaurant being closed. your welcome.
#13
Originally Posted by Msngr
that's where messengering skills come in. you shoulda done what i did --gone to the security guard at the front of the line and sweet talked her. then i found out that the restaurant was closed, anyway. so i told the cp guy and he let me go.
oh yeah, b4 going, i told the cp guy to not tell anyone who followed about the restaurant being closed. your welcome.
oh yeah, b4 going, i told the cp guy to not tell anyone who followed about the restaurant being closed. your welcome.

As far as this whole stunt of going up to the tower I won't say anything. But, I will say that the Lounge was open and that was were you can get the matchbook. So, if you wanted to be a dummy and wait in line you could do that. But, if you wanted to be slick you could do what you did.
But, the race is over and you were tearing it up all over the course! Mad props and I look forward to racing with you again sometime!
Props on the race. It was a fun course and I can't wait to see some of the footage.
tim
#15
I second the request for footage! I also second Super Rookie's props to Msngr. He's so hardcore, he almost got me to roll down a set of stairs until I realized he was only joking.
The headwind on the lakeshore path sucked, but not as much as doing a combined total of 50 push-ups at the first three checkpoints. At least I got some old ladies to cheer me on at the Hancock Tower.
The headwind on the lakeshore path sucked, but not as much as doing a combined total of 50 push-ups at the first three checkpoints. At least I got some old ladies to cheer me on at the Hancock Tower.
#16
Senior Member
Joined: Mar 2005
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From: Redondo Beach
Bikes: '05 Lemond Fillmore, '05 Surly 1x1, '04 Fuji Track Pro, '02 Specialized Stumpjumper, '92 GT Tequesta
Rolling with SR, msgnr, and the other two (sorry I keep forgetting names) for the 1st half of the race was schweeet. I 3rd the video footage. Sorry about the bag msgnr....hahahaha....you may not been able to see but you sure had a nice bubble.
#17
I am an incurable.
Joined: Apr 2005
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From: Champaign, IL
Bikes: IRO Mark V pro (RIP), Bianchi Giro, Giant Xtc1, Redline Conquest Pro, Kelly Deluxe singlespeed.
Here is my "route" I am not exactly positive that its right, but the fact that it came out at nearly 27 miles makes me think that my assumption of being about 5-6 miles lost was right.
https://tinyurl.com/8ndhs
https://tinyurl.com/8ndhs
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#18
Originally Posted by Kiecker
Rolling with SR, msgnr, and the other two (sorry I keep forgetting names) for the 1st half of the race was schweeet. I 3rd the video footage. Sorry about the bag msgnr....hahahaha....you may not been able to see but you sure had a nice bubble.

congrats on the win, kiecker. i'll ride with you any time.
#19
i am sure that i hate you
Joined: Aug 2005
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From: 703
Bikes: 'Cha-ruzu Fosuta Orusan Kein' Fuji Track (2005), Schwinn Tank MTB (?), Fuji Royale (1979)
the DFL pirates did this: https://tinyurl.com/785jz
Yep we were pretty lost up Ashland Ave, but once we figured it out we were ok, i suggested LSD because it would be a nice view, unfortunately it was already dark, so it was just windy. 27 some miles. after we saw logan circle chkpt was unmanned we took pictures everywhere to prove we made it.
Yep we were pretty lost up Ashland Ave, but once we figured it out we were ok, i suggested LSD because it would be a nice view, unfortunately it was already dark, so it was just windy. 27 some miles. after we saw logan circle chkpt was unmanned we took pictures everywhere to prove we made it.
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#20
Senior Member
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From: Redondo Beach
Bikes: '05 Lemond Fillmore, '05 Surly 1x1, '04 Fuji Track Pro, '02 Specialized Stumpjumper, '92 GT Tequesta
Originally Posted by Msngr
kiecker. i'll ride with you any time.
#23
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From: Sci-Fi Wasabi
Bikes: I built the Bianchi track bike back up today.
Originally Posted by spud
the DFL pirates did this: https://tinyurl.com/785jz
Yep we were pretty lost up Ashland Ave, but once we figured it out we were ok, i suggested LSD because it would be a nice view, unfortunately it was already dark, so it was just windy. 27 some miles. after we saw logan circle chkpt was unmanned we took pictures everywhere to prove we made it.
Yep we were pretty lost up Ashland Ave, but once we figured it out we were ok, i suggested LSD because it would be a nice view, unfortunately it was already dark, so it was just windy. 27 some miles. after we saw logan circle chkpt was unmanned we took pictures everywhere to prove we made it.
Grr.
#24
Originally Posted by Kiecker
Rolling with SR, msgnr, and the other two (sorry I keep forgetting names) for the 1st half of the race was schweeet. I 3rd the video footage. Sorry about the bag msgnr....hahahaha....you may not been able to see but you sure had a nice bubble.
#25
Game warden
Joined: Oct 2005
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From: Chicago
https://tinyurl.com/blzlz
Not sure why it throws one of the waypoints out into the lake, but just ignore that....
Elston on the way to the first checkpoint was the jam -- fast, smooth, and wide open.
Not sure why it throws one of the waypoints out into the lake, but just ignore that....
Elston on the way to the first checkpoint was the jam -- fast, smooth, and wide open.




