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  • Maps for rides at the Deuce

    A trip to Port Renfrew and back - about 211 miles round trip.

    Click here for large version

    (if you have trouble seeing the larger maps in a readable form,
    see the post immediately following the map posts)

    Last edited by Mike Hart; 07-09-2002, 03:47 PM.
    Mike * Seattle * 82 F'n'XJ1100 *

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    map - The Deuce - August 3rd

    To Gold River and BEYOND - about 350 miles
    update: this is now an optional ride, Saturday will be tech clinics and any other of a number of optional activities, including riding!

    Click here for large version

    Last edited by Mike Hart; 07-25-2002, 09:44 PM.
    Mike * Seattle * 82 F'n'XJ1100 *

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    • #3
      map - The Deuce - August 4th

      This is a heck of a run, scrape pegs and catch air,
      or dawdle with the scenery, or something inbetween.
      Last time we also went to Ucluelet, so with that it's
      about 330 miles.

      Click here for large version

      Last edited by Mike Hart; 07-09-2002, 03:48 PM.
      Mike * Seattle * 82 F'n'XJ1100 *

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      • #4
        map - The Deuce - August 5th & 6th the long way

        It's about 225 miles to Cache Creek area
        for the overnight. The next day might be
        500 miles back to Sid's. Bet it will be HOT too.

        Click here for large version

        Last edited by Mike Hart; 07-09-2002, 03:48 PM.
        Mike * Seattle * 82 F'n'XJ1100 *

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        • #5
          map - The Deuce - August 5th & 6th shorter

          Shu and Renate and myself will head out from Cache Creek
          to go back to Seattle on the 6th, at least that's the plan now.
          About 300 miles from Cache Creek to Seattle.

          This is a guess route, I'm looking for input from BC riders
          as the best way to Hope from Cache Creek (you know
          what I mean by best, too!)

          Click here for large version

          Last edited by Mike Hart; 07-09-2002, 03:49 PM.
          Mike * Seattle * 82 F'n'XJ1100 *

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          • #6
            Having trouble seeing the larger maps?

            If your browser is set to automatically resize graphics, you
            won't be able to see a clear version of the map. If you make
            your browser window smaller, and the map still fits in it, you
            need to change settings.

            in IE6, Tools, Internet Options, Advanced - go to the
            multimedia section and uncheck Enable Automatic
            Image Resizing. I think you have to close all browser
            instances, should be fine on next launch.

            Other browser? Don't ask me but if the map resizes
            with the window, and is unreadable, then you gotta
            dig in and find how to turn off resizing.
            Mike * Seattle * 82 F'n'XJ1100 *

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