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#3838 From: Tammy Thomas <tammysports@...>
Date: Tue Nov 24, 2009 5:41 pm
Subject: Re: Anyone willing to lend a bike over Turkeyday weekend? 		tammysports
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Rob, I can offer a 54 fixed gear, if all he wants to do is cruise around.  It does have a front brake on it, but he would not be able to back pedal or coast.
 
Tammy

From: cdaleridr <rgcarrjr@...>
To: CRRCRacing@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, November 24, 2009 9:11:45 AM
Subject: [CRRCRacing] Anyone willing to lend a bike over Turkeyday weekend?

 

Hey all-

We have friends coming from out of town and one rides casually, but can't bring his bike. He's between me and Michelle, height wise, so none of our bikes will work for him. Looking for a mountain bike to cruise around on a bit. Probably in the neighborhood of a 18 inch frame, or roughly a 56 in a not-very-aggressive roadie bike.

Let me know if you're willing and able, and thanks!

-Rob C.



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#3837 From: "cdaleridr" <rgcarrjr@...>
Date: Tue Nov 24, 2009 3:11 pm
Subject: Anyone willing to lend a bike over Turkeyday weekend? 		cdaleridr
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Hey all-

We have friends coming from out of town and one rides casually, but can't bring
his bike.  He's between me and Michelle, height wise, so none of our bikes will
work for him.  Looking for a mountain bike to cruise around on a bit.  Probably
in the neighborhood of a 18 inch frame, or roughly a 56 in a not-very-aggressive
roadie bike.

Let me know if you're willing and able, and thanks!

-Rob C.

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#3836 From: "tammysports" <tammysports@...>
Date: Mon Nov 23, 2009 1:45 am
Subject: A Place For Turkey 		tammysports
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Gang, if there is anyone out there without a place to go for Thanksgiving,
dinner will be served at my place (in Norman) between 5:30 and 6:00pm.  RSVP by
Thursday at 12:00pm.  Contact me here for directions.

Tammy

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#3835 From: JACK MCNEAL <smilinjack2@...>
Date: Sun Nov 22, 2009 4:13 am
Subject: State CX Results 		uscfof
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Results of todays State CX Race are posted on www.braok.org
 
Jack

Jack McNeal
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Coordinator of Permits, Upgrades and Officials.
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#3834 From: Steve Slawson <carbonsking@...>
Date: Thu Nov 19, 2009 12:11 am
Subject: Congratulations CX Riders!! 		carbonsking
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I just looked at the team standings for CX that Raton from BOT has compiled. A 9th place standing in the team results is an outstanding job for our small contingent of dedicated cross dressers! Keep up the good work guys and get those colors out there!!
 
Steve


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#3833 From: JACK MCNEAL <smilinjack2@...>
Date: Wed Nov 18, 2009 8:00 pm
Subject: Fw: [bicyclesoftulsa] State CX This weekend 		uscfof
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Jack McNeal
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Coordinator of Permits, Upgrades and Officials.
www.braok.org

--- On Wed, 11/18/09, crparmain@... <crparmain@...> wrote:

From: crparmain@... <crparmain@...>
Subject: [bicyclesoftulsa] State CX This weekend
To: Cindy.Reese@..., dcoyer@..., dhydrick@..., dakindred75@..., dcgilpin@..., dbittinger@..., Jamie.r.McCoy@..., janet@..., metcalfja@..., jeff.prior@..., jomoore2@..., Wingerter@..., keith.winn@..., kevin.klammer@..., Daren.E.Lowe@..., Michael.Farlow@..., mwilhelm@..., mbarczak@..., ron.hooley@..., scott@..., stevehuddleston1@..., sokolam@..., Justin.Rempel@..., hockey4489@..., bwilks@..., robert.lemaster@..., toddereed@..., LSullins@..., bicycle_racer_91@..., candyr1977@..., Silkfamily5@..., bicyclesoftulsa@yahoogroups.com, wheelmen@yahoogroups.com
Cc: celestialcycles@..., sproutjj@..., Tanner.culbreath@..., gault9@...
Date: Wednesday, November 18, 2009, 1:58 PM

 

I just wanted to send out a quick note on the State CX Race - please pass on to anyone who might be interested.

First off the race is on Saturday not Sunday.  The Route 66 Marathon is on Sunday and basically will close access to the course.  Sorry for the Sunday race.

Also, please note the schedule change.  The Cat 1/2/3 race starts at noon, followed by Cat 4 at 1:30 and all Masters categories racing at 2:30.

The event flyer is posted at www.braok.org under events and flyers.

State Champion jerseys will be awarded in the categories listed at the bottom of the flyer.

Thanks!


C. Raton Parmain, P.E.
Station Projects Engineering
American Electric Power - GO-4
212 East Sixth Street
Tulsa, OK 74119-1295
phone:  918.599.2847
fax:  1.866.947.0934
email:  crparmain@aep. com

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#3832 From: JACK MCNEAL <smilinjack2@...>
Date: Mon Nov 16, 2009 4:28 am
Subject: Race results 		uscfof
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Results of the Post Oak CX race held today in Tulsa are posted at www.braok.org
Thanks to all who participated.
Jack

Jack McNeal
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Coordinator of Permits, Upgrades and Officials.
www.braok.org

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#3831 From: JACK MCNEAL <smilinjack2@...>
Date: Sat Nov 14, 2009 5:41 am
Subject: Fw: [Wheelmen] Cyclocross article 		uscfof
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Jack McNeal
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www.braok.org

--- On Fri, 11/13/09, Chris Zenthoefer <chris@...> wrote:

From: Chris Zenthoefer <chris@...>
Subject: [Wheelmen] Cyclocross article
To: "Tulsa Wheelmen" <wheelmen@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Friday, November 13, 2009, 9:08 PM

 
Malcolm asked me to post this check it out:
http://www.tulsapeo ple.com/index. php?option= com_wpmu& p=1054&blog_ id=4&Itemid= 149

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Chris Zenthoefer
m: 918.830.4202

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#3830 From: Brian Eads <brianeads.ok@...>
Date: Thu Nov 12, 2009 2:14 am
Subject: Re: incentives 		en_dough
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Hey, Steve, long time since we've heard from you. Are you still
riding?  Any chance you'll make the Sat/Sun rides?

B

On Nov 11, 2009, at 2:38 PM, vasiloff <vasiloff@...> wrote:

> Brian - below is from an email I sent to Rob a while back. I didn't
> here
> form Rob and I don't know if Sean got it. Since I am retired this
> obviously don't apply to me... I was just trying to help clarify
> questions in my own mind.
>
> Steve
>
> I took a look at the program. Looks interesting. I had a few
> questions/recommendations:
>
> For reimbursement for entry fees/discount (e.g., level 4) - do 5 races
> need to be done first?
>
> Level 4 has a *minimum* of 5 Cat 5 or higher races so if someone
> does 5
> races per year in either Cats 5 or 4 it seems that there is no
> difference between level 4 and level 3 benefits.
>
> Level 2 benefits are better. For level 2 is that a minimum of 18 races
> the prior year before benefits? Same question for level 1.
>
> How is a CRRC event defined?
>
> How are years counted? For instance in level 3, do 11 races one year
> and
> 6 the next still allow for level 3?
>
> I suppose the discount is 10%?
>
> For mentoring, how is a "ride" mentor defined? How many rides? I
> notice
> that there aren't any organized rides that I can see... Seems that the
> BLN rides are the only ones people want to do. And the main page has
> an
> old old post by Rob Green.
>
> Newsletter and web site content has always been an issue. Is someone
> designated in charge of these? Perhaps this could be a new position.
> At
> least someone could manage the web site and post articles for those
> who
> write them but don't know how to upload them.
>
> Brian wrote:
>>
>> CRRC MEETING - 11/9/09
>>
>> Sean officially took over the helm at tonight's meeting. Although
>> this
>> is a quiet time for racing (at least road racing), there's still
>> plenty going on within the club.
>>
>> SPONSORSHIPS: This is the most important and the most pressing. We
>> need to finalize all our sponsors for the coming year so that we know
>> what our budget is. Also, we need them finalized so that we can
>> finalize the artwork for our team kits. If you have any leads on
>> sponsorships, please get with Sean ASAP.
>>
>> CLOTHING: We're going to use Champ-Sys again this year. They have a
>> good selection (including multi-sport offerings), their stuff fits
>> well and looks nice, they have low minimums per piece, and one of the
>> shortest turnaround times of any company. As stated above, we do need
>> to finalize the sponsors before we can make the artwork.
>>
>> INCENTIVE PROGRAM: Sean is looking at clarifying some of the points
>> on
>> the draft incentive program that Rob introduced before putting it
>> into
>> practice. There hasn't been a lot of feedback on this; if you want to
>> have input on it, go to the Files section on our Yahoo group and read
>> the specifics for yourself.
>>
>> CROSS: The cyclocross season is in full bloom and some of our guys
>> are
>> doing pretty well. If you haven't already done so, go watch or race.
>> Or better yet, grab a bike and give it a try. Guaranteed you'll be
>> hyper-fit and ready to start road season.
>>
>> WINTER TRAINING: The winter training rides have officially started.
>> As
>> always, they leave at 10 AM from Buchanans on Sat/Sun.
>>
>> TRAINING CAMP: There was discussion of substituting several planned
>> weekends at Mt. Scott this winter in lieu of an official, overnight
>> training camp.
>>
>>
>
>
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>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
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#3829 From: vasiloff <vasiloff@...>
Date: Wed Nov 11, 2009 8:38 pm
Subject: incentives 		wx_savage
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Brian - below is from an email I sent to Rob a while back. I didn't here
form Rob and I don't know if Sean got it. Since I am retired this
obviously don't apply to me... I was just trying to help clarify
questions in my own mind.

Steve

I took a look at the program. Looks interesting. I had a few
questions/recommendations:

For reimbursement for entry fees/discount (e.g., level 4) - do 5 races
need to be done first?

Level 4 has a *minimum* of 5 Cat 5 or higher races so if someone does 5
races per year in either Cats 5 or 4 it seems that there is no
difference between level 4 and level 3 benefits.

Level 2 benefits are better. For level 2 is that a minimum of 18 races
the prior year before benefits? Same question for level 1.

How is a CRRC event defined?

How are years counted? For instance in level 3, do 11 races one year and
6 the next still allow for level 3?

I suppose the discount is 10%?

For mentoring, how is a "ride" mentor defined? How many rides? I notice
that there aren't any organized rides that I can see... Seems that the
BLN rides are the only ones people want to do. And the main page has an
old old post by Rob Green.

Newsletter and web site content has always been an issue. Is someone
designated in charge of these? Perhaps this could be a new position. At
least someone could manage the web site and post articles for those who
write them but don't know how to upload them.

Brian wrote:
>
> CRRC MEETING - 11/9/09
>
> Sean officially took over the helm at tonight's meeting. Although this
> is a quiet time for racing (at least road racing), there's still
> plenty going on within the club.
>
> SPONSORSHIPS: This is the most important and the most pressing. We
> need to finalize all our sponsors for the coming year so that we know
> what our budget is. Also, we need them finalized so that we can
> finalize the artwork for our team kits. If you have any leads on
> sponsorships, please get with Sean ASAP.
>
> CLOTHING: We're going to use Champ-Sys again this year. They have a
> good selection (including multi-sport offerings), their stuff fits
> well and looks nice, they have low minimums per piece, and one of the
> shortest turnaround times of any company. As stated above, we do need
> to finalize the sponsors before we can make the artwork.
>
> INCENTIVE PROGRAM: Sean is looking at clarifying some of the points on
> the draft incentive program that Rob introduced before putting it into
> practice. There hasn't been a lot of feedback on this; if you want to
> have input on it, go to the Files section on our Yahoo group and read
> the specifics for yourself.
>
> CROSS: The cyclocross season is in full bloom and some of our guys are
> doing pretty well. If you haven't already done so, go watch or race.
> Or better yet, grab a bike and give it a try. Guaranteed you'll be
> hyper-fit and ready to start road season.
>
> WINTER TRAINING: The winter training rides have officially started. As
> always, they leave at 10 AM from Buchanans on Sat/Sun.
>
> TRAINING CAMP: There was discussion of substituting several planned
> weekends at Mt. Scott this winter in lieu of an official, overnight
> training camp.
>
>

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#3828 From: "Brian" <brianeads.ok@...>
Date: Tue Nov 10, 2009 4:21 pm
Subject: CRRC Meeting Minutes - 11/9/09 		en_dough
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CRRC MEETING - 11/9/09

Sean officially took over the helm at tonight's meeting. Although this is a
quiet time for racing (at least road racing), there's still plenty going on
within the club.

SPONSORSHIPS:  This is the most important and the most pressing.  We need to
finalize all our sponsors for the coming year so that we know what our budget
is.  Also, we need them finalized so that we can finalize the artwork for our
team kits.  If you have any leads on sponsorships, please get with Sean ASAP.

CLOTHING:  We're going to use Champ-Sys again this year.  They have a good
selection (including multi-sport offerings), their stuff fits well and looks
nice, they have low minimums per piece, and one of the shortest turnaround times
of any company.  As stated above, we do need to finalize the sponsors before we
can make the artwork.

INCENTIVE PROGRAM:  Sean is looking at clarifying some of the points on the
draft incentive program that Rob introduced before putting it into practice. 
There hasn't been a lot of feedback on this; if you want to have input on it, go
to the Files section on our Yahoo group and read the specifics for yourself.

CROSS:  The cyclocross season is in full bloom and some of our guys are doing
pretty well.  If you haven't already done so, go watch or race.  Or better yet,
grab a bike and give it a try.  Guaranteed you'll be hyper-fit and ready to
start road season.

WINTER TRAINING:  The winter training rides have officially started.  As always,
they leave at 10 AM from Buchanans on Sat/Sun.

TRAINING CAMP:  There was discussion of substituting several planned weekends at
Mt. Scott this winter in lieu of an official, overnight training camp.

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