cptfly

I started with MTBing last year and did a few fun rides and made the following two races that I have to do for 2013 The Argus MTB Challenge (29km) Houw Hoek Mountain Bike tour (2 day event) Slow beginnings for me

The 2013 Argus MTB Challenge will open at 1pm today. http://www.mtbchallenge.co.za/ I managed to get in and enter already.... good luck

Wie het almal fotos geneem by die wedren ?

howdy, is the Killarney session mainly for road racers and how does it work ? Sorry for the dump questions..

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i will bring the kids after they saw it on the TV during the olympics and had a lot of questions about it

i was looking at some youtube clips and found this insane clip... downhill in Chile..urban style http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIe6hYAdw_I&feature=related I am not a downhiller but this just looks so crazy

Thanks

When will the 2013 MTB Cape Argus open for entries ?

I am following this link with keen interest as I have the same problem and don't want to screw anything up.

I am a new member to PPA and have one question to them.. waiting for a reply from them I have been a member for a few months and need some feedback. If we take the upcoming Wolseley MTB Challenge event in Wolsley with 4 distances (64, 44, 17 & 5). Only the 64km and 44km is timed but not the other two distances even though the Racetec equipment is at the event? How much of the entry fee is paid to Racetec to get the times for each rider per event ? You advertising and I quote "PPA pays for its members to be electronically timed by Racetec." Why cant all PPA members participating in all 4 distances get times as you paying for it already as quoted by you " PPA pays for its members to be electronically timed by Racetec." For beginners it something to monitor your progress. You fitter/faster guys don't want the beginners on the longer routes as you frequantly complain about being held up by the weekend warriors .

MTB rookie, I will be doing my second race... doing the 15km route. I have no idea what to expect on this route

thanks all for the feedback thus far.. it makes send. @Mads, yes I did my first event yesterday at Willow Creek/Computer Mania and we had a bit of all terrain types on the route and that was more tiring than the elevation in my rookie experience.

Hi, I am new to MTB racing but I need to understanding on the route profiles. When they say the route has X amount of meter profile, how do they calculate the meters for that profile ? They would say the 60km race would have a profile of 850m as a example

what transponders will be used?