Since some folks apparently didn’t receive the corrected message on wheel size
rules for the 1995 NUC I sent out in early Feburary, here it is again. I am
sorry for the confusion, but the rules were not as clear as they could have been
on this matter. However, I appreciate Andy and Constance Cotter and John Foss
for helping me clarify this matter. Please let me know if there is still
confusion.
Date: Thu, 2 Feb 1995 19:21:37 -0500 (EST) From: Beirne Konarski
<bkonarsk@mcs.kent.edu> To: unicycling@mcs.kent.edu Subject: Re: NUC (fwd)
Here’s a rules correction from Steve Cernkovich for the previously posted
information on the 1995 National Unicycling Convention.
> The previous announcement that the same wheel size must be used for all > racing events, including the board races and obstacle course, was in conflict > with the new (1995) rules. As such, the rule we will be implementing for the > racing events at the 1995 NUC is as follows: Maximum wheel size is 24" > diameter. Smaller wheel sizes may be used for various races. This means that > those riders who wish to use a 24" wheel for the track races, and a 20" wheel > for the board races and obstacle course, for example, will be permitted to do > so under the new rule. > > Steve
Stephen A. Cernkovich / Bowling Green State University Department of Sociology /
Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Office Phone:419-372-2743 / Home Phone:419-352-3933
FAX:419-372-8306 / Internet:scernko@bgnet.bgsu.edu
Mark-- You are correct. The 100m Open is an exception to the 24" maximun wheel
size for racing events. In this event, any kind of unicycle with any size wheel
may be used. Thanks for reminding me to clarify this. Steve
>Steve, I was just re-reading your message that included the following, and I >have a question at the end. > > >Here’s a rules correction from Steve Cernkovich for the previously posted > >information on the 1995 National Unicycling Convention. > >> > >> The previous announcement that the same wheel size must be used for all > >> racing events, including the board races and obstacle course, was in > >> conflict with the new (1995) rules. As such, the rule we will be > >> implementing for the racing events at the 1995 NUC is as follows: Maximum > >> wheel size is 24" diameter. Smaller wheel sizes may be used for various > >> races. This means that those riders who wish to use a 24" wheel for the > >> track races, and a 20" wheel for the board races and obstacle course, for > >> example, will be permitted to do so under the new rule. > >With respect to maximum wheel size, do you want to mention the exception for >the new 100 meter Unlimited race? Please clarify. Thanks! > > ---- Stay on Top! ---------------------------------------------* > | o | | Mark Schecter /|\ | “Please identify yourself.” | > | schecter@tfs.com << | (Self checks pocket mirror) | > | (IUF Editor) '+, | “Yes, that’s us.” | > | | | | > ----------------------|----------------------------------------* O
Stephen A. Cernkovich / Bowling Green State University Department of Sociology /
Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Office Phone:419-372-2743 / Home Phone:419-352-3933
FAX:419-372-8306 / Internet:scernko@bgnet.bgsu.edu