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it's cumulative miles during the time period (for the mileage goal).  
But there are categories for the distances as well. While the  
distance categories don't have to be sanctioned by anyone, they do  
have to follow the rules (i.e. if you're going to do a 100 some where/ 
time that does not coincide with a sanctioned event (AERC/AERA/ 
ARGNational/CEN/CEI/...etc.etc) then you will need to have the  
reputation such that everyone will believe you did it!  I could  
easily draw a 100 mile trail - I did for Tevis forexample, but would  
ANY of you ever believe I went out and did the whole thing alone in  
Dec/Jan??? I don't think so ...

jt
(re reading glasses. that's the reason I gave Rusty the Garmin 305  
and kept the 201 - I can read the 201 ...)

On Dec 21, 2007, at 8:35 PM, rides2far@xxxxxxxx wrote:

> Basically, you follow the >  > rules for AERC and you ride some  
> distance,
> either as a training ride
> > > or, if you're like me and lucky enough to go to a ride you can enter
>
> > > the ride you have ridden
>
> Question...do you have to do AERC distance or is this cumulative miles
> during that time period? Could be 7's chance to catch up with  
> Booger. :-)
>
> Darn, this would mean I'd have to try to figure out how to use that  
> GPS I
> got *last* Christmas.  Once I saw I couldn't read it without reading
> glasses I never touched it again.
>
> Angie


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