Reply to "Measuring Wheel Use"

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The primary concern with using a measuring wheel to measure race courses is the difficulty in following the SPR, right?
If someone can measure a road course with a calibrated measuring wheel twice and have the measurements come within 0.08% of each other, I would be fairly confident the measurement was accurate.
That 0.08% check is the also the only way we know a new measurer has done a good job of following the SPR on his calibrated bicycle.

That being said, you might recommend to him to measure a short course around his neighborhood to make sure he can actually do two measurements to within 0.08%.

5/15/126:46 PM

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