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    RE: [RC] weight classes definitions? - John A. Teeter


    >Isn't there a "slop" factor of so many percent...
    
    8.5.3.2 - I suppose for us heavyweights, 4% would be a sizable slop factor.
    
    johnt
    
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    8.5.3 Each rider riding for weight division points may be weighed at any
    ride.
    
    8.5.3.1 Any other rider has the right to challenge the weight of a
    competitor and request a weighing.
    
    8.5.3.2 Management must exercise reasonable discretion in making allowances
    for normal weight loss of rider during competition and inaccuracy of ride
    scales. (A 4% allowance applied evenly to all competitors would be
    reasonable.)
    
    
    -----Original Message-----
    From: Truman Prevatt [mailto:tprevatt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
    Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2002 2:15 PM
    To: John A. Teeter
    Cc: ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx; walkergirl@xxxxxxxxxx
    Subject: Re: [RC] weight classes definitions?
    
    
    John,
    
    Isn't there a "slop" factor of so many percent to take into account such
    things as weight loss during the ride, inaccurate scales at ride sites,
    etc.?  I think there is but too lazy to look it up:-).
    
    Truman
    
    John A. Teeter wrote:
    
    >The weight classes are defined in the AERC Rules:
    >
    >8.5.2 There are also weight divisions within the Senior Division.
    >Competitors are recorded in weight divisions as indicated in the ride
    >results.
    >
    >8.5.2.1 Heavyweight, consisting of riders whose combined body weight and
    >tack is 211 pounds or more.
    >
    >8.5.2.2 Middleweight, consisting of riders whose combined body weight and
    >tack is from 186 to 210 pounds.
    >
    >8.5.2.3 Lightweight, consisting of riders whose combined body weight and
    >tack is from 161 to 185 pounds.
    >
    >8.5.2.4 Featherweight, consisting of riders whose combined body weight and
    >tack is 160 pounds or below.
    >
    >8.5.2.5 For a rider to stay within a weight division he/she must meet the
    >minimum requirement but need not stay under the maximum parameter.
    >
    >johnt
    >
    
    
    
    
    
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