lrrs web site updates

[PPS26]

anyone wondering when they are going to update the website with registration procedures? along with follow ups to things that were mentioned at the banquet? i mean with less than 40 days till the first race we still have no clue how to register for races...

[lrrs699]

Just do what you do every year! wing it!

[eboos]

anyone wondering when they are going to update the website...

Stopped holding my breath a few years ago. They still have the 2008 daily schedule as a current link.

... and when was the last time they had a classified section?

[senecak19]

I have a source that gave me some inside scoop information. Not disclosing any names at this point. Here's what I was told.

"Don't wait for the LRRS site to be updated. www.nhms.com will have the most up to date information first. This was a request from the NHMS management. There's still a strong push for the online registration. Supposably the majority of the code has been written, but hasn't been finalized and or tested."

That was a few weeks ago... don't know what's changed since then, but that's what I'm hearing.

[PPS26]

so i just went to the nhms site and they have updated camping procedures and there will be a $200.00 storage fee for campers left there all year

[Rambunctous]

Got the CCS/ASRA rulebook. What else you want?

[PPS26]

Got the CCS/ASRA rulebook. What else you want?

there are many new procedures/fees that were mentioned at the banquet that were supposed to be explained further on the web sites that havent yet.

[lrrs699]

so i just went to the nhms site and they have updated camping procedures and there will be a $200.00 storage fee for campers left there all year

200 for the full season isnt a bad deal, think of gas your saving. if your driving from say southern CT

["Dangerous" Dan K]

so i just went to the nhms site and they have updated camping procedures and there will be a $200.00 storage fee for campers left there all year

SONOFABITCH! For any camper, meaning I didn't have to restore this POS I have that's already permitted in, I could have just bought a new one?! Damnit!

Anyway, can I get a link to the section you're talking about?

BTW, I have no issue paying the $200. I just wish I knew I could start with a fresh tramper rather than trying to fix the POS I have...

Edit, nevermind, found it. Looks like I could have just gotten a new one. SHIT! And it's now $200 for the on season and another $200 for the off season, if you don't bring it home for the weekend. http://www.nhms.com/documents/camping_rules.pdf

["Dangerous" Dan K]

Edited this entire post, figured it should be a new thread. http://www.nestreetriders.com/forum/...tml#post879276

[Fitz]

Guess it's time to lube the chain up on the 'ol BMX.

"Nobody shall operate any motorized vehicle outside of the tunnel/infield area which is not registered properly to be operated on public roadways unless it has met the following conditions:

a. Is displaying an NHMS Motorized Vehicle Pass (This pass may be purchased for the season at the Operations Office. The fee for the pass is $20).

b. The owner of the vehicle must be able to provide a certificate of insurance coverage in the amount of $1,000,0000.

c. The operator of the vehicle must maintain a valid drivers license issued by their state or province. "



So where exactly are the fire lanes near the garages?

"No power cords or water hoses will be permitted to cross roadways. "

"No power cords or water hoses will be permitted to cross the fire lanes in the garage area. "


This should be an interesting year......


Fitz

["Dangerous" Dan K]

Guess it's time to lube the chain up on the 'ol BMX.

"Nobody shall operate any motorized vehicle outside of the tunnel/infield area which is not registered properly to be operated on public roadways unless it has met the following conditions:

a. Is displaying an NHMS Motorized Vehicle Pass (This pass may be purchased for the season at the Operations Office. The fee for the pass is $20).

b. The owner of the vehicle must be able to provide a certificate of insurance coverage in the amount of $1,000,0000.

c. The operator of the vehicle must maintain a valid drivers license issued by their state or province. "

I have a stable of serviceable bikes. The way I read that, unless I insure it for a million I still can't use it to get to T6 or registration.

So where exactly are the fire lanes near the garages?

"No power cords or water hoses will be permitted to cross roadways. "

"No power cords or water hoses will be permitted to cross the fire lanes in the garage area. "


This should be an interesting year......


Fitz

I believe the fire lanes are the open areas between the garages and where everyone was storing campers/trailers last year. This means if we want power to our campers we can't store them right by the garage, we need to store them in the camping area, at least how I'm reading it.