Reply to "Two Questions"

peteriegelRCMBB Founder

Question 1: If the same measurer measured the 4 mile course I'd say go ahead and make the addition. I don't like the idea of somebody building a new 10k off somebody else's 4 mile course. A course should have one measurer.

Question 2: Since it appears the start is to be adjusted, begin at the finish line and measure the course in reverse. When the original start line is reached, stop and record a count. Go on to the new start line, mark it and take a count. Ride back to the old start line and take a count.

You now have two measurements of both the original course and the adjusted one.

5/10/0510:55 AM

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