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Written by WNYMBA Racing
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Thursday, 06 June 2013 09:56 |
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Another AWESOME night of racing with almost 70 racers coming out again. Below are the links for the race results, series standings and registration for race #5. Please remember to save your number plates and that you have to check-in for each race. Check-in is letting the timers know you are racing and confirming your number. The last race of the 5 race series is Wednesday, June 19th. We saved the best for last: race series awards party and a WNYMBA meeting to top it off. See you Wednesday!
Race #1 RESULTS / Race#2 RESULTS / Race #3 RESULTS / Race #4 RESULTS
Race #5 REGISTRATION
Race Series STANDINGS
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Written by Swamp Man
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Monday, 03 June 2013 12:24 |
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Written by WNYMBA Racing
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Wednesday, 22 May 2013 08:23 |
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The WNYMBA Sprague Brook Race Series kicks off tonight. Remember online registration only (no walk ups) with registration staying open until 5pm today. The series deal (special price and t-shirt) also ends today at 5. Check-in (5-6:15) and parking will be located near shelter #5 near the other bathrooms. This is located just past the bridge and up the hill on the west side of the park. Very near where last year's spring series was held. Below are links for registration and a map of Sprague Brook Park. See you tonight!
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Written by Jon Sundquist
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Wednesday, 08 May 2013 11:27 |
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While I was riding in Ellicottville a week ago, I struck up a conversation with a man hiking out on Big Merlin. Seems he had just retired, and decided to up and move from Cleveland to Ellicottville. He said that he moved here because he said it had some of the best hiking around. I told him about WNYMBA and he thanked us for all the work we have done on the trails.
Most hikers share this perspective. They believe in shared use trails, and enjoy what can be achieved when different user groups work together. To most hikers, the shared use trail network in Ellicottville is wonderful.
However, there is a minority of the hiking community that doesn’t believe in shared use trails. They believe in single use, segregated trails. This minority includes some, but not all, of the leadership of the Finger Lakes Trail Conference. The Finger Lakes Trail, also known as the White Trail in Ellicottville, is also part of the North Country Trail, a national scenic trail. This minority wants a single use trail through the state forests in Ellicottville.
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