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MTF 50CC/100CCC Iron Butt Association Ride
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Bob CofflandWest Coast Ride CoordinatorTom OffillAsst. West Coast Ride Coordinator |
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Tuesday, March 11, 2003 9:00 p.m. EST (6:00 p.m. PST)Pre-ride DinnerHunter Steak House |
Wednesday, March 12, 2003 7:00 a.m. EST (4:00 a.m. PST) to 8:00 a.m. EST (5:00 a.m. PST)Witnesses available at the Motel 6 for All RidersWednesday, March 12, 2003 7:45 a.m. EST (4:45 a.m. PST)We will start releasing riders from the staging area.There will not be a banquet for the 50CC EW Riders. Many riders indicated that they would be heading out and would not be able to make the banquet.
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Sunday, March 16, 2003 2:30 p.m. EST (11:30 a.m. PST)Witnesses available at Motel 6 for 100CCC WEW RidersSunday, March 16, 2003 3:00 p.m. EST (12:00 Noon PST)Banquet for 100CCC WEW RidersHunter Steak House |
San Diego, Wednesday, March 12, 2003
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Herm Pflug
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Chuck Benson
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San Diego, Sunday, March 16, 2003
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Rick Brookes
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Chuck Benson
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Shell
4794 Voltaire St
San Diego, CA 92107
619-224-1900
We will issue a number to each 50CC WE and 100CCC WEW rider prior to the ride. This number will be the order in which you will be leaving the staging area. If you are a 100CCC EWE rider, you will not have a number. Report to the ride coordinator and he will work you in so that you can leave 15 minutes before the start of your second 50 hours. Riders who are doing a SS5000 on the front end of the ride received the lowest numbers, second were riders doing the 50CC WE and then riders doing the 100CCC WEW. The ride order within each class was determined by a random draw. Riders who expressed the desire to ride as a group only had one tag in the draw and were assigned sequential numbers based upon that tag.
Note 100CCC EWE Riders. You must get a gas receipt at the start of the second leg at the same station in which you got your ending receipt for the first leg . This serves as your ending and starting time stamps. Note: this is not an IBA requirement but a requirement for our ride.
Tom Offill, Assistant Ride Coordinator, is setting up and will be providing coffee, juice, dougnuts for the riders. Give Tom a big thank you for this effort. Tom had intended to ride with us but work got in his way. So we recruited him to help Bob Coffland.
We will start releasing riders at 7:45 EST (4:45 PST) in the Hunter Steakhouse parking lot. Riders will be released a couple a time. We do not want riders riding in a pack for safety reasons. Our goal is to get all riders out by 8:30 EST (5:30 PST) and release the witnesses by that time. If you arrive at the staging area after 8:30 EST (5:30 PST), you will not be counted as part of the ride if you are a 50CC WE or 100CCC WEW rider. If you are a 100CCC EWE rider and plan on sleeping in past 8:30 EST (5:30 PST) you need to leave a message at the front desk of the Motel 6 for Bob Coffland. We want to know that you made it ok. Further if you arrive after 8:30 EST (5:30 PST), you will have to arrange for your own midpoint witness.
Have your witness form filled out and your odometer reading recorded. The witness should simply have to fill in the time, their personal information, and sign the form.
When you are ready to go, advise one of the witnesses. They will validate your odometer reading and license plate number; and add the time and their personal information to the witness form.
Once your witness form is signed. Notify the ride coordinator and they will direct you with regard to staging for release.
When you are released from the staging area, you are expected to go directly to the get your gas receipt. If you do not do this then it will throw off the coordination of the witnesses on the east coast. Plan accordingly. Eat breakfast before staging; get your sand and water the before staging if you do not want it to be a part of the ride; etc.
Gas up and get a receipt at the Shell Station at 4794 Voltaire Street, San Diego, CA 92107, 619-224-1900. This station is staffed 24 hours and has 8 pumps and a large lot. Optionally, you can get gas at Ocean City Gas (formerly Mobil), 2305 Sunset Cliffs Boulevard, Corner of Sunset Cliffs Boulevard and West Point Loma Boulevard, San Diego, CA 92107, 619-224-1477, which has 6 pumps.
If you have not collected your sand and water: from the Shell
Station, go west .4 miles on
Voltaire and
then about .4 miles south on Abbott to the Ocean Beach Public
Access to collect your sand and water. You may want to go to the beach
in pairs and take photos of each other. You will be glad you did.
Your off to Jacksonville. Ride safe, don't push your limits, and most of all enjoy your ride. From the beach access, you can take Newport to Sunset Cliffs Boulevard and then hit I-8 (about .4 mile northeast of the station where your got your receipt). Keep the water on the right all the way to Jacksonville.
Shell
4794 Voltaire St
San Diego, CA 92107
619-224-1900
The Mission Valley Motel 6 is at 2424 Hotel Circle North, which is right along I-8 at the Taylor Street exit about 2 miles from the Mobil station in Ocean Beach. There are several good restaurants near the Motel 6, including an excellent steak house within walking distance.
Motel
6 - Mission Valley
2424 Hotel Circle North, San Diego, CA 92108
(619) 296-1612
A big thank you to Rick Brookes and Lou Canick for
providing the leads to the above information.
If you need help of any kind email: amleduc@insightbb.com
and I will do what I can to help.
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Ocean Beach |
There are 68 public parking spaces (including two disabled
spaces) at the foot of Santa Monica Avenue adjacent to the main lifeguard
station.
There are 110 public parking spaces (including three disabled spaces) at the foot of Newport Avenue, adjacent to the Ocean Beach Pier. There are 298 public parking spaces (including three disabled spaces) in the public lot at the foot of Voltaire Street. This lot is adjacent to the north end of the beach and Dog Beach. Note: Dog Beach is the closest, but you might get more than sand and water. |
