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The guy who won the 5 hr King of Enduro category in the spring version of this race done earlier this year was at the hill climb race I did yesterday, and after talking to him it looks like the 5 hour race does not actually involve 5 hours of continuous riding, but riders do 3 hours with the 3-hour category people, stop for a bit, then do the last 2 hours with the 2-hour category people. Seems a much less interesting format, so I'm thinking of trying to change my entry to the 3 hour one. What do you think, @TCC and @urt?
Lighten up @urt . I'm sure @macrophotofly said it rather tongue in cheek. He won't be any more of a danger than half of the field at that event. Stay away from @TCC onthe other hand. He quite likes a good crash lately@GrantT yes that sounds good. The 5-hour not 5-hour race is not really my thing. If possible I would like to change as well, but that evolves getting money back? Dont think they do that.
@macrophotofly why would you guys enter a race if you feel like you are dangerous to your fellow riders? Then you should just stay away and practice some cornering and technical riding.
Lighten up @urt . I'm sure @macrophotofly said it rather tongue in cheek. He won't be any more of a danger than half of the field at that event. Stay away from @TCC onthe other hand. He quite likes a good crash lately
Thanks for the info. Two of us were looking at how we get on the Island by bike yesterday. Google streetmap was a bit inconclusive when looking in the road tunnels and the race website only mentioned getting there by car or bus which was a bit odd. From your map location it looks like 50m south of the road tunnel is a blue-roofed building that is the entrance to the pedastrian underpass? Or do you keep going south on the path for another 10m and it goes undergound there?so if you are riding you need to take the pedestrian underpass that starts here.
Just curious... How does an enduro like this end? Is there a bell lap after 3hrs or do they just run out the clock and measure distance? I'm confused.