ECC BURUNG HANTU NITE RIDE JAMBOREE 2009 - List of Parcipant

0118 - Baloo G

0119 - Wii G

0120 - Mary_jn

0121 - Looky

Ride on..on..on

Itinerary(24th and 25th October 2009)

1.00pm: Registration starts. Goodies and T-shirts giveaways
8.00pm: Briefing time
8:30pm (sharp):Journey begins. participants flag off.
11:30pm: Check point 1 and 2 cut off time. Participants who reach after the said time will be directed towards the chicken loop
12:00am: Check point 3 cut off time
12:30am: Check point 4 cut off time
1.30am: Lucky draw
2:00am: Event comes to end.


Wii G, Baloo G, Mary_jn and Looky will represent Nature Bikers Club for ECC Burung Hantu Nite Ride Jamboree 2009

Mudman G 9010-1

Non-atomic Rally Mudman

Released in 2008

The right and left

The digital,quartz and solar charging.

Shock resistant (G-SHOCK)- 3153 module
• Mud resistant
• Electro-luminescent backlight
Full auto EL light, afterglow
• Flash alert
Flashes with buzzer that sounds for countdown timer time up alarm, countdown timer progress beeper, and stopwatch auto start
• Solar powered
• Rally mode
Time based navigation function and target timer linked stopwatch make this mode a powerful tool for time controlled races.
Measuring unit: 1/10 second
Measuring capacity: 99:59'59.9''
Target time measurement unit: 1 second
Target time setting unit: 1 minute
Target time setting range: 23:59 (for 24 hours, set 0:00)
Preset target times: 10
Other: Pre-start (Pressing a button during a minute counts down to the next whole minute and starts timing from there automatically.)
• Recall mode
Number of Records: Up to 30, each of which includes time stamp of special stage measured time (month, date, hour, minute)
Total time display range: 2999:59’57.0''
Other: Record time correction feature
• World time
29 time zones (48 cities + Universal Coordinated Time), city code display, daylight saving on/off
• 1/100-second stopwatch
Measuring capacity: 23:59'59.99''
Measuring modes: Elapsed time, split time, 1st-2nd place times
• Countdown timer
Measuring unit: 1 second
Input range: 1 minutes to 24 hours (1-minute increments and 1-hour increments)
• Multi-function alarms
5 independent multi-function* alarms (4 one-time alarms and 1 snooze alarm)
*Alarm type: Daily alarm, date alarm, 1-month alarm, monthly alarm
• Hourly time signal
• Battery power indicator
• Power Saving (Turns off the display when the watch is left in the dark)
• Full auto-calendar (to year 2099)
• 12/24-hour format
• Button operation tone on/off
• Regular timekeeping: Hour, minutes, seconds, pm, month, date, day
• Accuracy:±15 seconds per month
• Approximate battery operating time:
7 months on Rechargeable Battery (Operation period with normal use without exposure to light after charge)
24 months on Rechargeable Battery (Operation period when stored in total darkness with the Power Save function ON after full charge)
• Size of case / total weight
52.0 X 46.3 X 16.3 mm / 56 g



"I like the Power Saving Function.It turns off the display when the watch is left in the dark"

TOUR DE TIMOR 09-Mountain Bike Challenge

23 - 28 AUGUST 2009

The Ride for Peace, Competition and Adventure.

Tour de Timor will bring "people together in a spirit of friendly competition, where ultimately everyone’s a winner”.

More than 300 riders from 15 countries have begun arriving in Dili, the capital of Timor-Leste, for what may prove to be the world’s most gruelling mountain bike challenge.

The inaugural 450-kilometre 5-day race will begin onMonday 24 August 2009. Riders face climbs of up to 2 kilometers in the world’s toughest and most beautiful terrain. Each evening at the end of that stage riders will be hosted by thousands of locals communities.

The race is a long-standing dream of President Ramos-Horta:
“The Tour de Timor will be a mixture of elite international athletes who will be competing fiercely for the top places of this event and many other riders who will be engaged in the experience with unforgettable memories that they will gain from meeting the people of Timor-Leste as they explore the beautiful scenery of this country.”

Beautiful Mountain views like this will be both cruel and kind on Day 2.

After completion of day 3 why not take a dip in the ocean at Betano to freshen up?

Not all the roads are paved and you will be crossing occasional river beds and washouts, so definitely a mountain bike required for this race.


LINK: http://www.tourdetimor.com

Just wondering, i wish, i wish, i wish to cycle at Tour De Timor..

BUKIT BOTAK,JEMENTAH RIDE - Yesterday

Date : 16 August 2009
Venue : Bukit Botak Jementah

The Daredevil of Segamat - Zuraidi,Zafifi and Naza (orang kata depa ni downhill memang laju-terbukti!!!)

CBP Groups rider - Mary_Jn

Take a break at the "bus stop" after 1st climbing.

Briefing about the first DH from Khalid a.k.a Canopus. Uwaaaaaa, the DH is very scary oh.(Jika terbabas masuk dalam gaung wooo...)

Again, take a break after 2nd climbing at the 2nd "bus stop".(banyak betol bus stop kt atas bukit nih tapi tak nampak bus lalu pun dari tadi)

See, we're from there. (puncak yang sayup2 mata memandang tu)

Canopus arrived

Then, Naza and Looky arrived at the 2nd "bus stop".

Clik! Clik! Clik! picture session beb.

Before the 2nd DH.(sila tengok kat belakang tu semacam je cenuramnya-ketar kepala lutut wooo...)

Another break after lost and found the trail.

Looky accomplish the last climbing by MTB-Mari Tolak Beskal.


Congratulation and thank you to Segamat Daredevils(Khalid,Zuraidi,Zafifi and Naza) as the organiser for today's enjoyable ride. The climbing almost rideable and the 1st and last DHs were scary. Tabik spring to Segamat Daredevils-they're really fast at the scary and technical DH. Overall, medium level trail for CBP Groups((Wii G,Baloo G,Mary_Jn and Looky)

Golden Fiesta Sungai Lembing Event - CANCELLED

DATE:9/08/09(Sunday)
TIME:8.00am
EVENT: Kuantan MTB Jamboree 2009
DESTINATION:Sungai Lembing
DISTANCE:48km

Golden Fiesta Sungai Lembing telah dinasihatkan oleh Kerajaan Negeri Pahang supaya ditangguhkan akibat penularan H1N1. Oleh itu, sila SMS nombor akaun bank anda untuk pemulangan yuran pendaftaran.

Terima kasih diatas kesudian anda. Segala kesulitan amat dikesali.

Regards,
Organiser




*WTF!!!

CBP GROUPS EPIC RIDE - Yesterday

Date : 1st of Aug 2009
Destination : Batu Pahat Hash Track
Distance : 55.11 km
Time : 8.00am - 12.45pm
Total Cycling Time : 3 hours and 57 minutes
Max Speed : 45km/h
Average Speed : 13.9 km/h
Level : Medium (for Baloo G and Wii G)

compared to :

Date : 14th of June 2009
Destination : Batu Pahat Hash Track
Distance : 49.62 km
Time : 8.00am - 2.00pm
Total Cycling Time : 3 hours and 55 minutes
Max Speed : 44.9 km/h
Average Speed : 12.6 km/h
Level : Medium (for CBP Groups)

PCC Nexus Presidential Ride 2009 - EVENT GUIDE

EVENT GUIDE

Sunday 16 August 2009
Ride Briefing: 7:45am
Flag off: After briefing!
EVENT VENUE

The University of Nottingham
Malaysia Campus
Jalan Broga
43500 Semenyih
Selangor
Malaysia
GPS Coordinates: N 2.943646°. E 101.874263°

RIDE PASSPORT
All registered participants will be given a Ride Passport to carry along on the ride to collect 4 stickers from
4 different checkpoints along the entire route. To avoid congestion on Event Day, the Ride Passports and
goodie bags will be available for pre-collection by Klang Valley participants at OldTown Café, Bangunan
BU8, Lebuh Bandar Utama (next to McDonalds, Centrepoint), Bandar Utama from 3 to 6pm on Sat 15
Aug 2009. Please bring along your ID for verification.

Outstation Participants
Outstation participants can collect the passport on Event Day at Event Venue between 7.00 -7.30am.
Please come early to collect your Ride Passport and goodie bag to avoid congestion on Event Day. Counter
will close at 7:30am SHARP.

THE RIDE/STAGES

The ride is made up of 4 individual stages linked together into one giant loop of approximately 65km.
The stages are of unequal distance and different terrain.

Stage 1 is a fast and flowing pure cross-country route with very few technical sections. It could be
considered an easy ‘warm up’ even though it’s 21km!! 70% canopied and no big hills.

Riders are advised to pace themselves well for Stage 2 (19km) where you’ll put your ‘warmed up’ muscles
to good use. Again, very few technical sections, 1 river crossing and 70% canopied which you’ll need for
the big-ish hill climb. The rest of the stage has rolling hills.

Stage 3 is short at only 10km but that’s because there’s not many flat sections so it includes some short
hill climbs and fun technical descents.

Stage 4 is a best of both worlds! It has estate tracks, plantations, single tracks, flats, climbs and more
climbs and a grand finale descent back to the Finish. This is where the boys/girls will be separated from
the men/women! 16km of enjoyable suffering!


CHICKEN RUN

An escape route called the Chicken Run is available for riders to bail out at the end of Stage 1, 2 or 3. This
is advised for those that may not be able to complete the next stage as we’re not going to carry you out
from the trails.
This year the Chicken Run is simple as each Check Point is on (or close to) the main road (B34) so you just
need to ride the road back to the University of Nottingham.
Just follow the instruction of the Marshals and directional arrows with a picture of a chicken on
lampposts.
The Chicken Run distance is different from each Check Point:
CP1 back to Nottingham 10km on road
CP2 back to Nottingham 8km on road
CP3 back to Nottingham 5km on road
CP4 is at the gates of Nottingham.

Along the way back from CP1, 2 and 3 you will pass through Broga village if you need to buy food and
drinks.

CUTOFF TIMES

These are an essential component in this event. They are imposed so that we can safely make sure all
riders get back to the Finish before 4pm so they give riders enough time to complete the stages and ride
the Chicken Run (if necessary).
Entrance to the next stage will be stopped at certain times + riders advised to ride the Chicken Run back.
Stage 2 -11:30am
Stage 3 -12:30pm
Stage 4 -1:30pm

If they insist on carrying on, they do so at their own risk without official support and risk missing the lucky
draws.

Please take note that participants must have the fitness to ride at least 30km – that’s roughly the ride
distance if you chicken out after Stage 1.

RIDE MANAGEMENT

All key turnings inside the trails will be marked by directional arrows, red/white ‘Awas’ ribbons and/or
pink paper. There will not be paper dropped heavily all along the route. 65km of paper is a lot of litter!
Expect it to be there, but sparsely.

As this is NOT a race, please don’t expect high visibility signage of all turnings. It is down to the rider to
be vigilant!

Please slow down at junctions and watch out for these signs. Marshals will be stationed only at critical
points to help guide riders. There will also be official Sweepers who will move into the trails after the cutoff times for each stage. If you are unsure of the turnings and can’t find the signage, go back to the last
seen trail marker and wait for the Sweepers.

Trail Etiquette

Firstly, the route crosses land that does not belong to PCC!! Any other trail user has right of way. Please
ride with caution.
To fellow riders: You can expect trail congestion during the initial parts of the ride, especially on the
narrow single tracks. Stronger riders are advised to come to the front during flag off.
If you should stop during a climb, do quickly move to the side of the trail and allow other riders to pass.
This will help reduce trail congestion. Do give prior warning when passing a slower rider and only where
the trail is wide enough to pass.
Littering – Don’t do it.

CHECKPOINTS/REFILLS

There are 4 checkpoints, one at the end of each stage. The checkpoints will be clearly marked and
manned by Marshals. Riders must present their Passport at each checkpoint to collect the relevant
sticker.
CP 1 and 3 double up as water refilling points for all registered riders. There will also be a refreshment
point at the start of Stage 3. However riders are strongly advised to carry 3-litre water packs and food.
Bananas will be served at CP1 and CP3 and bananas and watermelons will be served at the refreshment
point at the start of Stage 3 when you most need it.

The cafeteria at the university will be open on Event Day from 12 noon onwards and it has the usual stalls
and drinks found in food courts. So for breakfast on Event Day, you need to make your own arrangement
before arriving at Nottingham, as there are no shops in the vicinity.

LUCKY DRAWS

There will be two draws – a General Draw and a Main Draw. To qualify for the General Draw, riders need
only to collect the first sticker from Checkpoint 1. The General Draw comprising smaller prizes donated by
the co-sponsors shall be conducted at 4.00pm followed by the Main Draw after that. Riders who complete
at least 3 stages (3 stickers) will also qualify for the Main Draw which shall comprise big-ticket items
contributed by sponsors and PCC.

SAFETY & FIRST AID

All riders are advised to ride safely and not to take unnecessary risk, especially at the more technical
sections. Two St John’s ambulances with first-aiders will be on standby at CP 1 and 3. Emergency contact
numbers are printed on the back of the Ride Passport. All participants are advised to carry their personal
first aid kit and mobile phone and to render assistance to fellow riders in case of emergency.

CHECK OUT

Upon returning from the ride, all riders are required to check out by presenting their Passport to the Sign
Out Desk in order to qualify for the lucky draws. The lower section of the Passport with the lucky draw
number will be snipped off.