Don't forget that online entry is open until Thursday with a 20% discount for entry by midnight Wednesday.

The blank course map has a minor update, and the MapRun start/finish location are now online too

everything else as below ....hope to see you there....

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Hello <<First Name>>

The second event of the NYMBO 2022 main league takes place on Saturday May 28th, and is based at Coxwold Village Hall.

Andy Parsons has planned the course for this event which uses a mixture of lanes, byways, and bridleways and we have special permission for the event to use the private gravel tracks in the dry valleys of Bradley Howl, Tanker Dale and Nettledale near Cold Kirby and Scawton, which are great to ride.

There will be no catering at the village hall but Coxwold has a tea shop just around the corner that will be open from 11am to 4pm. There is also the Fauconberg Arms pub / restaurant just up the hill.

Start/Finish - we're going to organise the start and finish a bit differently to improve on the Paradise Farm event - see this website post here.

Parking will be in the car park behind the village hall and with an overflow area on the grass playing field behind the hall. Please drive very carefully / slowly past the hall to the car parking area as the access is quite narrow and there may be children going to the play area or tennis courts.

The course map is on the website for your perusal in advance.

Emergency contact details: please make sure that your emergency contact details are up to date on the BMBO site when you do your online entry. We have a list of riders contacts at each event and will use this to get in touch if we need to – so having your correct mobile number is important.
 

Registration: 090 – 1015
Starts: 0930 – 1030

All the events this year are using Maprin, details in the FAQ here - get in touch if you have any questions

The mapRun FAQ page can be found here

The blank course map can be found here.

Any problems or questions please get in touch!

Tim

ps - if you've read this far, thank you - if you have any feedback about the content or style of these emails that would be very welcome - keen to make sure they are timely and useful.

   

Details of all events are on nymbo.org