The "no plastic" rule is the dumbest idea that was implemented. The reason? ... Best guess is they don't want to pick them up after the event but they ironically they don't mind using them for transition bags. A solution I found is wax paper or wax coated canvas bag strapped down.
Thanks mate. Yeh it is bloody silly considering most people just take them off in the morning and I'm sure the majority bin them. There's plenty of bins in transition left around. The annoying thing was I think there were so many doing it anyway that they couldn't then be bothered to go around to ecveryone and take them off. I got there in the morning and loads of bikes still covered. Think I was unlucky as so close to the bike exit.
Nice video ✊. Grub looked fantastic! Race strong!
Thanks buddy!
Im always prepared for camping. I just dont do it 😂😂
Haha. Well there may be a few more races in the future where I have no choice but to do this if I wanna do them!
Looking like its going to be a wet one 😅😅 Hoping it went well for you
Thanks. Part 3 dropping later to find out!
The "no plastic" rule is the dumbest idea that was implemented. The reason? ... Best guess is they don't want to pick them up after the event but they ironically they don't mind using them for transition bags. A solution I found is wax paper or wax coated canvas bag strapped down.
Thanks mate. Yeh it is bloody silly considering most people just take them off in the morning and I'm sure the majority bin them. There's plenty of bins in transition left around. The annoying thing was I think there were so many doing it anyway that they couldn't then be bothered to go around to ecveryone and take them off. I got there in the morning and loads of bikes still covered. Think I was unlucky as so close to the bike exit.