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I see entry fee is plastered all over as $3000. Nowhere is mentioned what you get for your money. Any ideas?

 

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I see entry fee is plastered all over as $3000. Nowhere is mentioned what you get for your money. Any ideas?

 

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An entry, a sore ass, and massive sense of achievement when you complete it.

 

Is there anything else you would want?

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One can go for a ride anywhere, get a sore ass and get a sense of achievement without spending a cent (or very little anyway). But anyhow, enjoy!

 

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One can go for a ride anywhere, get a sore ass and get a sense of achievement without spending a cent (or very little anyway). But anyhow, enjoy!

 

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Please answer my question.

 

What would you like to get for your money?

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Please answer my question.

 

What would you like to get for your money?

I dunno. Maybe food tables brimming with goodies along the way. Lekker prizegiving party at the finish. Nothing spectacular. Does that answer your question?

 

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I see entry fee is plastered all over as $3000. Nowhere is mentioned what you get for your money. Any ideas?

 

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Basically the same as with the 36One and other races  - a fleece top or some kind of clothing, some bottles, some energy stuff, dinner at registration and a burger at the finish. 

Then, as Patch has said - you get to ride from Windhoek, through the desert, and finish on the beach in Swakop.

Doing 369 (or 372km according to my GPS) in 24 hours with other like-minded crazy people, is something special, and if you haven't finished a solo yet, you cannot really knock it, or try to rationalize the cost...

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I dunno. Maybe food tables brimming with goodies along the way. Lekker prizegiving party at the finish. Nothing spectacular. Does that answer your question?

 

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And you get all that! But for the solos you have to bring your own food from 180km onwards!

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Basically the same as with the 36One and other races - a fleece top or some kind of clothing, some bottles, some energy stuff, dinner at registration and a burger at the finish.

Then, as Patch has said - you get to ride from Windhoek, through the desert, and finish on the beach in Swakop.

Doing 369 (or 372km according to my GPS) in 24 hours with other like-minded crazy people, is something special, and if you haven't finished a solo yet, you cannot really knock it, or try to rationalize the cost...

I certainly didn't knock anything. It was a legitimate question. Certainly not a question that is answered on the website in any way.

 

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And you get all that! But for the solos you have to bring your own food from 180km onwards!

Thanks.

 

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I dunno. Maybe food tables brimming with goodies along the way. Lekker prizegiving party at the finish. Nothing spectacular. Does that answer your question?

 

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Thats basically exactly what you get.

 

Hope that answers your question.

 

Hows that, two questions answered and nobody has stripped their moer. Must be a Nam thing.

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And entry, a sore ass, and massive sense of achievement when you complete it.

 

Is there anything else you would want?

At least a 'goodiebag" full of plastic, sweets, pamphlets and other crap that you don't need?

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