[jd1072]

It's back and it's FREE. Just pay land use fee of $10. Come check it out in Comfort, TX on May 28th. Loads of elevation change and some of the most fun and flowiest singletrack TX has to offer.

https://sites.google.com/site/gutsnglory2011/

Cross posted from the endurance forum just in case...

 

[scot785]

After riding the entire trail for the first time at the Miles of DisComfort Marathon Race, I couldn't imagine riding this trail at night. Yikes!

Sounds like a blast though. I would like to get a 12hr Solo Race under my belt.

 

[rob_co2]

After riding the entire trail for the first time at the Miles of DisComfort Marathon Race, I couldn't imagine riding this trail at night. Yikes!

Ditto. I could barely find the trail through that rock ledge/garden during the day, much less at night! Looks like only 1 lap will require lights though, and with the power of lights these days it shouldn't be so bad. Only 24 mi laps, wonder which 2 are left out.

Extremely fun course though! Unfortunately my calendar will be very busy at that time.

 

[jd1072]

Bump!

You can RSVP on our Facebook page here:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=159525120767601

Remember, this is FREE with an "F"!!!

 

[mudge]

After riding the entire trail for the first time at the Miles of DisComfort Marathon Race, I couldn't imagine riding this trail at night. Yikes!

Sounds like a blast though. I would like to get a 12hr Solo Race under my belt.

Shouldn't be a problem. Sunset will be well after 8 p.m.

 

[jd1072]

Shouldn't be a problem. Sunset will be well after 8 p.m.

Keep in mind you can go out for the last lap until 7:59 PM and a full lap will take the local pros almost 2 hours at XC race pace, so plan on bringing the lights if you'd like to go to the bitter, ugly end (as you should). If we have guys/gals going out near the ride's end, we could be waiting for finishers until 11pm. Fortunately the kegs should keep people company as they wait :thumbsup:

 

[mudge]

Keep in mind you can go out for the last lap until 7:59 PM and a full lap will take the local pros almost 2 hours at XC race pace, so plan on bringing the lights if you'd like to go to the bitter, ugly end (as you should). If we have guys/gals going out near the ride's end, we could be waiting for finishers until 11pm. Fortunately the kegs should keep people company as they wait :thumbsup:

C'mon, seriously, you think someone is going to want to turn your race into a 14 hour event by soldiering on to the bitter, ugly end... heading out for one more lap at 07:59?

FWIW, not ragging on your event, I was trying to help. Earlier comments made it seem that folks wouldn't show if they knew they'd be on your trail at night and I was pointing out they shouldn't expect to be out after dark, so come join the fun.

 

[jd1072]

C'mon, seriously, you think someone is going to want to turn your race into a 14 hour event by soldiering on to the bitter, ugly end... heading out for one more lap at 07:59?

FWIW, not ragging on your event, I was trying to help. Earlier comments made it seem that folks wouldn't show if they knew they'd be on your trail at night and I was pointing out they shouldn't expect to be out after dark, so come join the fun.

14 hours is 10 hours shorter than a 24 hour event, so think of it as an "short" training ride

I'll be racing the event as well as promoting it, and you can bet your cookies if I finish my final lap just before 8pm, I'll be going out for another and expect the same from some of the dedicated endurance racers in the area (though I typically race XC and this is my first 12 hour solo event). I appreciate the offer to help (no offense taken). I know Scot785 from the local racing scene and will be heckling him and other riders to keep going to the bitter end! You are more than welcome to come out - you don't have to go until the end (unless you've got your eye on that fancy trophy).