C'nic Roll Chart GPX Information

tomcycle

Past President DSBC 2004 -2018
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C'nic Route Roll Charts and GPX will be made available to LSDS Participants soon. In preparation of the release I have started this thread for C'nic Route and Roll Chart Questions as I know many of the new attendees to the LSDS2019 will be new to the format.
  • Below is a sample of what one page of what the C Route roll chart will look like when you receive it. The roll chart will be in pdf format for printing on Letter paper in
  • You must cut the roll chart sections in strips to install in an Enduro Roll Chart Holder see sample below
  • RESET 0.0 means to reset your Odometer to 0.0
  • If you don't understand anything please ask, the organizer at the event or post below

NOTE this is not the 2019 C route just a sample of the roll chart you will receive

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Sample of Enduro Roll Chart Holder

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tomcycle

Past President DSBC 2004 -2018
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Got a 990, GS1200, VStrom or other big Adventure Bike? Attending the Loose Screw Dual Sport read on

Wayne from the Loose Screw Dual Sport has been riding the different routes to check for accuracy of the roll charts has come up with a great description of the C+ Route.

Yes, there is a C+ !! have so far ridden the morning section on a 990 which really puts the Plus into the route.
This route will offer a nice challenge for those looking to step it up a bit dirt bike skill wise. Gravel road. quad-track. double-track. single-track. ruts. rocks. water. views. and burgers in Falkland.
While any (ok maybe not a goldwing) bike should be able to follow this route it is geared for the middleweight bikes say 690 and under.
Any big beast of a bike aimed for this C + had best have a confident rider with strong dirt skills behind the bars. to ensure a happy ending.

And who doesn't like a happy ending.

Although fun and challenging that it may be, it might not be for everyone. If this is your first Loose Screw Dual Sport you might want to consider the C'nic Route Click Here
 
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