www.agiskoviner.com Open 50km Hilly TT 7th October 2007

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www.agiskoviner.com Open 50km Hilly TT 7th October 2007

Postby mrP(Boonen)VT » Wed Sep 19, 2007 8:12 am

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We are looking forward to receiving entries for our forthcoming open hilly 50km TT based on a rolling course (H31/9) around Hampshire on the 7th of October. The roads are good, with some dual carriageway and plenty of wide country lanes. The minimum prize list is likely to grow as we get donations from club members and sponsors. Interestingly, we're following the format of a few other promoters and offering separate prizes for fastest on a standard machine, with NO aero assistance, including overshoes, pointy helmet, skinsuit or deep section wheels.

Our organiser is John Glaysher, and entries can be sent to him, with a cheque made payable to "John Glaysher" at 22 Border Road, Haslemere, Surrey, GU27 1PG. Entry fee is £6.50 and first rider off will be at 0800.

Every rider will receive a racing photograph with the results sheet, courtesy of Dennis Sackett at http://www.cyclingphotos.org.uk.

Minimum Prize list


30 Live Strong wrist band to first 20 and last 10 finishers
11 Limited edition Craig MacLean & Chris Hoy posters for finisher numbers 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24 - if you're not at the prize giving to receive them, they'll be given to the next rider back until all are gone! Nothing will be posted!

Andrew Holyoake, the UK importer for agisko products and CEO of http://www.bottlesport.com will supply the following to every rider who signs on and rides:

1 x agisko cloth bag
1 x gel sachet
1 x agisko branded water bottle

All riders will also receive:

1 x image, taken by Dennis Sackett, to every rider, to arrive with the results sheet

Prize categories


Senior Men


1 Agisko products, For Goodness Shakes! products, puma gym sack, agisko t-shirt, agisko pasta

2 agisko products, For Goodness Shakes! products, equilibrium product, agisko pasta

3 agisko products, For Goodness Shakes! products

U23's


1 agisko products, For Goodness Shakes! products, Portia warm up rub, agisko pasta, gym sack,

Juniors


1 Helmet, agisko products, For Goodness Shakes! products, agisko pasta

2 agisko products, For Goodness Shakes! products, equilibrium product

3 agisko products, For Goodness Shakes! products

Ladies


1 Ladies specific heart rate monitor, agisko products, For Goodness Shakes! products, bottle of wine, agisko pasta

2 Ladies "Goody Bag", agisko products, For Goodness Shakes! products

3 Bottle of wine, agisko products, For Goodness Shakes! products

Veterans 40+


1 agisko products, For Goodness Shakes! products, Irish Cream Liquer, Bike stand, agisko t-shirt,

2 agisko products, For Goodness Shakes! products, bottle of wine

3 agisko products, For Goodness Shakes! products, gym sack,

Fastest on a standard road bike, no aero helmet, wheels, overshoes, skinsuit


1 agisko products, For Goodness Shakes! products, bottle of wine, agisko t-shirt

2 agisko products, For Goodness Shakes! products, bike stand

3 agisko products, For Goodness Shakes! products


Please note this is under CTT rules and must be entered on an official CTT entry form.
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Postby Robert » Wed Sep 19, 2007 1:35 pm

So who you riding with Paul? :shock:
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Postby Mike I » Wed Sep 19, 2007 1:52 pm

Looking down the prize list, I am intrigued by the notion of a women's specific heart rate monitor :shock: . Does anyone know how it might differ from the boys' version? (Misogynist dinosaurs need not reply, but probably will :roll: .)
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Postby mrP(Boonen)VT » Thu Sep 20, 2007 8:12 am

[quote]Misogynist


er.. what :?:

Unfortunately, I'm already booked for a family "do" that day :cry:
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Postby Jon H » Thu Sep 20, 2007 8:32 am

Dear Mr Agiskoviner,

I would like to apply for the job of "Ladies specific heart rate monitor". I have a keen interest in all things in the area, and would very much enjoy this hands-on role. I also have valuable previous experience as junior school milk monitor.

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