RBLR1000 16th June 2018
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New website looks good - didn't realise entry was now live - just signed up
http://www.rblr1000.co.uk/
Just a couple of minor points - the entry form says "RBRL1000 2017 Entry Fee" in the top right corner and if you click on Route A - although the info is correct the title page is wrong (it says Route B)
http://www.rblr1000.co.uk/
Just a couple of minor points - the entry form says "RBRL1000 2017 Entry Fee" in the top right corner and if you click on Route A - although the info is correct the title page is wrong (it says Route B)
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On the routes page https://rblr1000.co.uk/routesmain.html when you click on the map for Route A - North Clockwise the tile of the page it brings up is Route B - North Clockwise.
Can these routes be used before/after as certified routes for a normal SS100?
Can these routes be used before/after as certified routes for a normal SS100?
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Hi Jonnyp,
Of course you can change your BBG to a BB just need the correct paperwork; the IBA people will not wait 12 hours for you to return so you may need to find other witnesses but depending on your start time there may still be people around after 36 hours.
Yes you can do a SS1000 if you decide not to go for the BBG, again just get the paperwork right.
Another point is all the certificates are prepared as to your instructions so you won't get the instant gratification of a certificate after the event should you change your ride.
The RBLR1000 is set up to take all the hassle out of completing an IBA certified ride to make sure you have the best possible chance of achieving your goal but the really good thing about most certified IBA rides is you can do it when and where you want but doing it outside the umbrella of the RBLR1000 you will have to make sure you nail down the paperwork or you won't get a certificate. IBA is very pedantic about checking you did what you said you did.
Of course you can change your BBG to a BB just need the correct paperwork; the IBA people will not wait 12 hours for you to return so you may need to find other witnesses but depending on your start time there may still be people around after 36 hours.
Yes you can do a SS1000 if you decide not to go for the BBG, again just get the paperwork right.
Another point is all the certificates are prepared as to your instructions so you won't get the instant gratification of a certificate after the event should you change your ride.
The RBLR1000 is set up to take all the hassle out of completing an IBA certified ride to make sure you have the best possible chance of achieving your goal but the really good thing about most certified IBA rides is you can do it when and where you want but doing it outside the umbrella of the RBLR1000 you will have to make sure you nail down the paperwork or you won't get a certificate. IBA is very pedantic about checking you did what you said you did.
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Thanks Dave.
I’ve done the northern route both ways and just want to push it a bit further, but don’t fancy putting myself in the position where I push it too far. If I know there is a fall back, I won’t be leaving empty handed either.
However, I am signing up for the full 1500 BBG and will do my upmost so Phil does not have to sign too many certificates ....
Jon
I’ve done the northern route both ways and just want to push it a bit further, but don’t fancy putting myself in the position where I push it too far. If I know there is a fall back, I won’t be leaving empty handed either.
However, I am signing up for the full 1500 BBG and will do my upmost so Phil does not have to sign too many certificates ....
Jon
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The new southern routes have far less motorway miles in them than the original ones did. If you're considering either of these download both routes into your mapping programme and experiment with timings. Personally I'd go clockwise so I can get down and around London earlier then look forward to a quiet evening ride up the Welsh coast as the sun is going down.
The new southern routes have far less motorway miles in them than the original ones did. If you're considering either of these download both routes into your mapping programme and experiment with timings. Personally I'd go clockwise so I can get down and around London earlier then look forward to a quiet evening ride up the Welsh coast as the sun is going down.