Polar Roll 2025
The 2025 Polar Roll is gonna be one to remember: We’re bringing back the Point-to-Point MS30 format and we’re spicing up the MS15. EX routes are gonna get some updates, and we’re planning to roll out some brand new backwoods winter adventures for ya to enjoy. PR-ULTRA is back for the third year, and the route is gonna get some updates. Last but not least, we’re happy to share that Polar Roll will be presented by 45NRTH this year (and into the future). Now let’s get some damn snow! REGISTRATION OPENS NOVEMBER 3RD AT 9:06 AM Days Hours Minutes Seconds REGISTER GET A TRAINING AND NUTRITION PLAN TO BE A #FINISHER MS EVENT 02.15.25 Read More EX EVENT 1.1.25 – 3.16.25 Read More ULTRA140 EVENT 2.17.25 Read More POLAR ROLL – MS (LIMITED TO 400 SPOTS) Date: 2.17.25 Why: You love winter adventuring with 400 of your best friends.Who: Anyone signed up for the Polar Roll-MS, their support crews, friends and family, and sponsors. What: 15 or 30 miles of machine groomed singletrack, by bike or on foot. When: February 15, 2025 Where: Start Line: TBD, Finish Line: 319 East Division Street, Ishpeming, Michigan 49855 Routes: Will not be released until the week of the event. GPS is required! If you do not use GPS, go off course, or cut the course, you will be disqualified. Event start times: MS-30 (Bike/Hike) *Reference PR25-MOD1 Field Manual when it is released MS-15 (Bike/Hike) *Reference PR25-MOD1 Field Manual when it is released Event Cut-offs: 12 hours for all event lengths. Timing company: https://www.superiortiming.com/ 2025 Field Manual: Coming Soon. POLAR ROLL – EX Date: 1.1.25 – 3.16.25 Why: You prefer your winter adventures alone, or with a small group of friends.Who: Anyone looking for a challenge, or seeking a winter goal. What: EX15, EX30, Duathlon for Dummies, IQ Test. When: January 1 – March 16, 2025Where: TBD Routes: EX routes will be available one week prior to the opening of the EX window. Start Times: Whenever the hell you want. Event Cut-offs: 24 Hours, All events. Timing company: Refer to the Field Manual for details. Again, this page covers only who, what, when, where, and why. Polar Roll Field Manuals provide a much deeper dive into the nuance and fundamentals of each event. 2025 Field Manual: Coming Soon. POLAR ROLL ULTRA (LIMITED TO 75 SPOTS) Date: 2.17.25 We’re not looking for race resumes, but we do need some info if you wanna do the Ultra. You need to Email Todd. Why: Because you’re looking for a new challenge that will take you to your limits. Who: This event is capped and will be limited to participants whom we allow to register for it. What: PR-Ultra (140 miles) When: February 17, 2025 Where: Start TBD, Finish: West End Ski & Trail, Ishpeming, MI Route: The 2025 route will receive a few “enhancements”. Stay tuned. Start Time: 7:00 AMEvent Cut-off: 48 hours. Buckle Times will be established once the route is finalized.Timing company: https://trackleaders.com/ Again, this page covers only who, what, when, where, and why. Polar Roll Field Manuals provide a much deeper dive into the nuance and fundamentals of each event. In compliance with MCL 324.51113 of the Commercial Forest Act, none of the funds raised for this event will be used as payment or compensation for use of any part of the event that traverses property enrolled in the Commercial Forest Program. 2025 Field Manual: Coming Soon. COMPLETE THE TRIPLE CROWN GET INVITED TO THE SECRET EVENT Supporting Partners
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MARJI GESICK VS. BIKEREGA BATTLE FOR THE AGES https://vimeo.com/1018959238/23b72d77d6?share=copy Some got in, some did not. Some of you got charged, but still did not get in. Ouch. So, what’s next? We’re gonna let the dust settle. We started working through things last night. There’s a good chance if your card was charged, you’re in. If you haven’t checked yet, do it. If you’re still showing a charge and no entry, let’s wait till Monday and see what happens. You are welcome to email me if you still have questions (). If you text me there is a zero percent chance you’ll get an answer back 😂 LIMITED EDITION MARJI X “R U TUFF ENUFF” SHIRTS To celebrate MGX we brought back the OG Marji Gesick t-shirt design (2016). They’re in the store until Sunday night. Grab em’ before they’re gone. Tuff-Enough-Gray Tuff-Enough-Blue We attempted the hardest MTB race in North America (Marji Gesick 100 2024) Supporting Partners
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CLICK HERE OCTOBER 11, 2024 “Everyone has a plan till they get punched in the face.” – Mike Tyson This weekend only. Early Bird Pricing on Marji Gesick Training Plans from RLP Coaching. Buy A Plan If you get through registration, you’re going to need a plan. Double down with a nutrition plan to complement your training plan. Join Self-Support Nutrition to learn how to fuel your training, dial in your nutrition for the event, and feed yourself for whatever else life has in store. MGX Invite open through 10/15/2024. MGX: Rules of Engagement Marji Gesick follows a self-supported ethos. We are not here to help you. You’re on your own. No one is out there to save you. GPS is required. The course will be marked but signs tend to fall down, the wind blows em’ away, or bears eat them. You are responsible for yourself, your choices, and the consequences. You are voluntarily registering for what people call the “Hardest Single-day Event In America.” You are responsible for yourself, your preparation, your choices, and the outcome. If you’re not okay with that, staying home is safer. THE 2025 ENDURANCE TRILOGY Do you have what it takes to complete the Endurance Trilogy in one year, and become a member of the “Hall of Pain?” There’s only one way to find out. Hit the link below for more details, and get ready. MORE INFO Supporting Partners
Marji Camp 2025
MARJI CAMP SCHEDULE – 2025 Thursday, June 53PM-8PM – Check-In (Campsites cannot be occupied prior to 3PM.)9PM – Night Ride Friday, June 6● 7:30AM – Breakfast & Coffee – provided by 906● 9AM-12PM – Ride● 12PM-1PM – Lunch – provided trailside by 906● 1PM-4PM – Ride● 6PM – Dinner/Beer – provided by 906● 7:30PM – Campfire Talks● 9PM – Night Ride Saturday, June 7● 7:30AM – Breakfast & Coffee – provided by 906● 9AM-12PM – Ride● 12PM-1PM – Lunch – provided trailside by 906● 1PM-4PM – Ride● 6PM – Dinner/Beer – provided by 906● 7:30PM – Campfire Talks● 9PM – Night Ride Sunday, June 8● 11AM – Checkout from Rippling River CAMPING Is first come, first serve. Everyone has to fit into Pioneer Circle. Be ready to share space. Camp is about community. If you want a buncha privacy – get a room. GROUP ASSIGNMENTS Julie and Todd are working on assigning groups, you’ll receive them at check in. No, you cannot pick your group, and don’t ask us to pair you with a friend. You’ll get your assignment when ya get to camp. After your first ride if you need to change groups see Julie or Todd. RIDE LOCATIONS Here’s the thing you need to remember: You will ride at 3-4 different trailheads and locations. Most of them WILL require you either drive or carpool with someone. Have a plan. You’ll get more information when you check in on Thursday. BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER, BEER We will provide beer each night, but when it’s gone it’s gone. Maybe you should pick up a sixer of your favorite beverage and we could do a little beer share? Up to you. Breakfast is on us Friday and Saturday morning. Lunch and dinner are, too. Here’s a look at da menu. Marji Camp Breakfast Menu (Friday & Saturday) Granola w/milk (GF)Bacon Red Pepper Crustless Quiche (GF)Lemon Poppyseed Muffins (GF)Blueberry MuffinsChocolate Chunk MuffinsHam & Cheese CroissantsCheddar Herb Scones Marji Camp Lunch Menu (Friday & Saturday) Turkey Wrap – Turkey, bacon, swiss, chipotle mayo, leaf lettuce. With kettle chips and a chocolate chunk cookie. Italian Wrap – Ham, salami, provolone, garlic mayo, leaf lettuce. With kettle chips and a chocolate chunk cookie. *Gluten Free and Vegetarian option available if needed. Marji Camp Dinner Menu (Friday): Marji Camp Dinner Menu (Saturday): Fueled by WEATHER, GEAR, LIES Don’t believe the forecast. It lies! Bring clothes for warm weather, cold weather, rain, and snow. Bring lots of layers. Bring bug spray and head nets. Bring extra tires. If you still have room, pack your mom, too. She can read you a bedtime story and tell ya it’s gonna be ok before bed. Bike or running shoes Helmet Lights (for night ride/run) First Aid kit Camping gear Rain gear Layers Knee pads, elbow pads (optional) GPS Bug spray Supplemental food, hydration, and basic nutrition NIGHT RIDES There will be night rides scheduled each night. Find out more when you check in. CAMPFIRE TALKS There will be campfire talks scheduled each night. Find out more when you check in. MARQUETTE MOUNTAIN Please do not pre-ride anywhere on Marquette Mountain property. Their trails are not open to the public. You must have a season pass to ride trails on their property. Supporting Partners
2025 MARJI GESICK REGISTRATION OPENS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11TH AT 9:06 PM
2025 MARJI GESICK X REGISTRATION FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11TH AT 9:06 PM What’s harder than Marji Gesick? Registering for it. Welcome to the madness. If you’re #freshmeat, buckle up, buttercup. Here’s a few things everyone needs to know: The site will not be password protected when registration opens up on Friday, October 11th at 9:06 PM. EVERYONE REGISTERS HERE • BIKERS + RUNNERS GO TO BIKEREG!• MINI MARJI CAPPED AT 180 SPOTS• RUN CAPS: MG100 (65) MG50 (65), MINI (65)• MARJI CAMP: NO RUNNING GROUPS THIS YEAR MGX: Rules of Engagement Marji Gesick follows a self-supported ethos. We are not here to help you. You’re on your own. No one is out there to save you. GPS is required. The course will be marked but signs tend to fall down, the wind blows em’ away, or bears eat them. You are responsible for yourself, your choices, and the consequences. You are voluntarily registering for what people call the “Hardest Single-day Event In America.” You are responsible for yourself, your preparation, your choices, and the outcome. If you’re not okay with that, staying home is safer. “Everyone has a plan till they get punched in the face.” – Mike Tyson This weekend only. Early Bird Pricing on Marji Gesick Training Plans from RLP Coaching. Buy A Plan Marji Gesick Talk Join one or all of our community groups on Facebook.906AT has a large and active online community. Everyone is welcome to join and be part of it. Groups are a great way to learn about each event, get answers to questions, and get support. Groups are not a great place for your politics and agenda. If you bring them there, we’ll remove you. The groups help people prepare for the events, find their limits, and finish what they start. #unfinishedbusiness#finishwhatyoustart #findyourlimits #blamedanny #marjigesick #blametodd #freshmeat #NUESeries SHARE ONE OR ALL OF THE SLIDES FOR A CHANCE TO REGISTER EARLY. #REGISTER #FRESHMEAT #UNFINISHEDBUSINESS #REGISTRATIONFINISHER FIND YOUR LIMITS If you get through registration, you’re going to need a plan. Double down with a nutrition plan to complement your training plan. Join Self-Support Nutrition to learn how to fuel your training, dial in your nutrition for the event, and feed yourself for whatever else life has in store. MGX Invite open through 10/15/2024. Complete the Endurance Trilogy and become a member of the “Hall of Pain.” MORE INFO MARJI CAMP JUNE 5 – 8, 2025 LEARN MORE Supporting Partners
MG2024 Recap
Gear Store ::: Closes 9.29.2024 STORE PhotoS Support the photographers who help us tell your story, eh. Fresh Coast Exposures RESULTS Superior Timing RESULTS Marji Gesick X Registration for 2025 – 10.11.2024 Supporting Partners
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Marji Race Week 2024
WELCOME TO THE MARJI GESICK: A ROCKY, ROOTY, OLD-SCHOOL Heavy METAL PUNCH IN THE FACE. https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=FLTchCiC0T0 Self Supported Ethos You are on your own. We are not here to help you. The course is marked but signs fall down, bears eat them, people mess with them, and the wind blows them away. GPS is required. Road rules apply at all times. If there is an emergency dial 911. GPS + Road Rules For the 1,000th time… GPS is required. If you choose not to use it, and you end up in the Huron Mountains, you can blame yourself. If you do not know how to use a gps it might be safer to stay home. Road Rules apply at all times. Obey them. Be courteous. Be smart. We do not put volunteers at road crossings. If you see someone directing traffic, we didn’t put em’ there. Here’s a video about following the rules… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WiQmQhA-OrM RWGPS RWGPS Checkpoints Checkpoints are hidden across the route. Some checkpoints have tokens, while others are just there to mess with ya. You won’t know what it is until you check. They all look the same. If you get to a Checkpoint and it’s full of “something”, take one. It’s a token. If it’s empty, #blamedanny and keep rolling. Checkpoint locations and contents are kept secret. We do not share plans with anyone… If you get to the finish line without any of the required tokens we’ll DQ ya. To be clear… all checkpoint signage is found directly on-route. They’re not hidden in da hills. On the approach to a checkpoint you’ll encounter large signs 24” x 36” with the words “CHECKPOINT AHEAD” followed by a sign that says “CHECKPOINT” with a full bin of “something”. Schedule of Events Date Time Event Location Buckle Time Wednesday, September 18, 2024 8AM MG200 Run Start & PP West End Ski & Trail 80 Hours Thursday, September 19, 2024 5PM – 8PM MG200 Bike, MG100 Run PP Queen City Running Co. Friday, September 20, 2024 8AM MG100 Run Start Forestville TH 28 Hours 8AM MG200 Bike Start West End Ski & Trail 34 Hours 5PM – 8PM Packet Pickup Blackrocks Brewery Saturday, September 21, 2024 7AM MG50 Run Start Downtown Marquette 7:30AM MG100 Bike, Duathlon Start Forestville TH 12 Hours (100Bike), 22 Hours (Duathlon) 8AM MG50 Bike Start Downtown Marquette 10AM Mini Marji Start Jackson Park 12PM Finish Line Opens Ishpeming Sunday, September 22, 2024 2AM Jackson Park Cutoff Jackson Park 8:30AM MG2024 Cutoff Ishpeming Event Maps Packet Pickup Location (Thursday ): MG100 Run, MG200 Bike Packet Pickup Location (Friday): MG100, MG50, MiniMarji MG Out & Back Start Location MG100 Start Location MG50 Start Location Mini Marji Start, Neutral Support – Jackson Park MG Finish Line Map Marquette Mountain Neutral Support Marquette Mountain & 1UP are joining forces to offer you neutral support. You will find them at approximately mile-49 on the one-hundred mile course on Saturday from 9:00 am – until mid-afternoon. There will be aid tents with food and hydration. The resort restaurant will be open for support crews. It has a ton of parking. We’re sharing this so you can plan accordingly. Don’t thank us… we have nothing to do with it. Thank MM and 1UP. NTN SOUTH TRAILS PARKING LOT: We ask that you do not use the South Trails Lot. Marquette Mountain is hosting a neutral support point with 1UP. Lots of resources. LAKE ENCHANTMENT ROAD: Is off-limits to support crews and Marji Gesick traffic. Do not use it. Riders will be able to get support from the resources Marquette Mountain and 1UP provide. There is usually another location on the way to Negaunee called “The Wurst Aid Station”. Count on those points for support. Share this with your crews. Essentially, between Marquette and Negaunee, you need to be on your own. From Marquette Mountain (below). This neutral support point is run by 1UP and MMR. Do not contact us for details. We’re not here to help. Aid is available at MMR in the form of water and ice, restrooms, and a place to meet support: Wednesday, 10am – 5pm in the Mountain Shop, support can set up on our base. After 5pm Support crews can locate in the Tbar lot Thursday, 10am – 5pm in the Mountain Shop, support can set up on our base. After 5pm Support crews can locate in the Tbar lot Friday, 10am – 5pm in the Mountain Shop, support can set up on our base. Friday, 5pm – 7pm in the Tbar, support can set up on our base. After 7pm support crews can locate in the Tbar lot Absolutely no access to ascend the mountain or service road after hours. PICK YOUR FAVORITE SOCIAL SLIDE AND MAKE IT YOUR PROFILE PHOTO THIS WEEK. Superior Timing Live Tracking the MG100, MG50, Mini Marji, and Worst Of Both Worlds LIVE TIMING Trackleaders Satellite Tracking the MG Out & Back WATCH THE DOTS Photographers Fresh Coast Exposures Supporting Partners
Marji Update #4
TODAY’S UPDATE – Schedule of Events– GPX Release – Course Marking – Pre Riding One Way trails and private land – Radavist Article SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Date Time Event Location Buckle Time Wednesday, September 18, 2024 8AM MG200 Run Start & PP West End Ski & Trail 80 Hours Thursday, September 19, 2024 5PM – 8PM MG200 Bike, MG100 Run PP Queen City Running Co. Friday, September 20, 2024 8AM MG100 Run Start Forestville TH 28 Hours 8AM MG200 Bike Start West End Ski & Trail 34 Hours 5PM – 8PM Packet Pickup Blackrocks Brewery Saturday, September 21, 2024 7AM MG50 Run Start Downtown Marquette 7:30AM MG100 Bike, Duathlon Start Forestville TH 12 Hours (100Bike), 22 Hours (Duathlon) 8AM MG50 Bike Start Downtown Marquette 10AM Mini Marji Start Jackson Park 12PM Finish Line Opens Ishpeming Sunday, September 22, 2024 2AM Jackson Park Cutoff Jackson Park 8:30AM MG2024 Cutoff Ishpeming MARJI GESICK GPX FILES ARE HOSTED ON RWGPS RWGPS GPX files are all events will be posted to our RWGPS account here. We will not post them anywhere else. If everything goes to plan, they’ll be posted by Sunday, September 15. COURSE MARKING Course markers consist of four signs: Red ArrowsWrong Way Blame Danny Blame Todd The course is marked well, but that does not mean you should leave the gps at home. Like we have always said: Signs fall down, people pull them down, bears eat them, and the wind blows them away. GPS is required. Course markers should for the most part always be posted on your right side. Turns should be marked before and after the turn. Signage is printed on a reflective material making the arrows very easy to see at night. The course will be marked between Sunday, September 15 and Friday, September 20, 2024. If you happen to be pre riding and see something that doesn’t make sense, let me know. PRE RIDING ONE WAY TRAILS AND PRIVATE LAND Some trails within the Marji Gesick routes are “one way”, but on the day of the event we go against the normal flow of traffic. Please refrain from riding one-way trails in “the wrong direction” during your pre-ride. We checked with the trail orgs. NTN is the only trail org currently designating some trails as “one way.” Marquette Mountain is private property. We are permitted to send racers across their property on the days of the event. Outside of the event you are required to purchase a day or a season pass. Please respect that. Lowes Trail crosses private property, too. The landowner has been kind enough to grant us access to the snowmobile trail/powerline for the event. PACERS AND UNREGISTERED RIDERS Pacers and unregistered riders are not permitted. The trails are open to the public, but the event is not open to someone who wants to “ride along.” If caught using a pacer or riding with unregistered riders, it will result in a DQ. Mino-giizhigad; Maazhi-giizhigad: The Marji Gesick Radar Mino-giizhigad; Maazhi-giizhigad: The Marji Gesick By: Alexandera Houchin January 7, 2020 Credit: 906 Adventure Team. Cable, age 9, carving out his legacy. (It’s a good day; it’s a bad day) Shakespeare insisted that a name held nothing significant; in fact, a name is but an arbitrary designator. A rose, “by any other name would smell as sweet.” If the rose weren’t called a rose, we would still swoon over the sweet smell. Poor Juliet, the owner of a smitten young heart, failed to see everything that exists in a name. In my case, at thirty years old, I still carry my maiden name. Instead, I like to say it’s the name I’ve made for myself; I don’t see that changing any time soon. I grew up in the trailer park across the street from the General Motors Factory in Janesville, Wisconsin, and attended Jackson Elementary school. It was there I celebrated Andrew Jackson as a glorious president; Jackson signed the Indian Removal Act of 1830. What’s in that name? A legacy of brutality*, I say. *Yes, this is a reference to the 1985 album by the Misfits. Hybrid moments is one of my favorite songs of all time. I believe that there is a legacy in the name; a name is what we make it. I was Alex for years, ambiguous, unsure of myself. It wasn’t until I began to own my history that I started going by my given name. Alexandera, with the extra “e.” It was the name I was given; it’s up to me to leave the legacy behind… –> Continue to Full Article Supporting Partners
Marji Update #3
TODAY’S UPDATE – Drop bags – Early Packet Pickup – This was shared in an email 8.26.2024– This was shared in an email 8.19.2024 Drop Bags MG100 RUNNERS Duffel bags not to exceed 17” wide, 22” high, 10” deep. Drop bags will be brought to the start line of your race and brought to Jackson Mine Park. It must be labeled with the white tag provided with last name and bib number. You will see your drop bag twice at Jackson Mine Park. When you are finished with your drop bag and want it brought to the finish line, you MUST tell a volunteer. You do not need to pack water in your drop bag. Water is available at the pavilion 24 hours a day at JMP. Your drop bags will be unattended in a locked Uhaul behind the wooden building at JMP until approximately 10 am Saturday when it will be moved underneath the drop bag tent. We will not accept drop bags brought to JMP by family or friends. All drop bags must be dropped off at the race start. Volunteers will not give the drop bag to anyone but the racer. Friends and family cannot get the bags for racers. Don’t ask. Our volunteers handle over 1000 drop bags. The bags get touched multiple times throughout the race. The drop bag exchange is something that must occur between the event staff and the racer only. If you #quit, your drop bag will be moved to the finish line. All remaining drop bags at the JMP 2 am cutoff Sunday will be moved to the finish line. OUT & BACK (BIKE/RUN) Duffel bags not to exceed 17” wide, 22” high, 10” deep. Drop bags will be brought to the start line of your respective race and brought to Jackson Mine Park. It must be labeled with the white tag provided with last name and bib number. You will see your drop bag twice at Jackson Mine Park. When you are finished with your drop bag and want it brought to the finish line, you MUST tell a volunteer. You do not need to pack water in your drop bag. Water is available at the pavilion 24 hours a day at JMP. You are allowed TWO drop bags with the same dimensions above. Bag 1: will be at JMP and you will see this bag 4 times. This drop bag will be unattended in a locked 906 Adventure Team trailer behind the wooden building at JMP until approximately 10 am Saturday when it will be moved under the drop bag tent. Bag 2: will be brought to Forestville trailhead and left unattended underneath a 906 tent to the left side of the pole barn. Any bags remaining at the start of the 100 bike race will be moved to Jackson Mine park. We will not accept drop bags brought to JMP by family or friends. All drop bags must be dropped off at the race start. Volunteers will not give the drop bag to anyone but the racer. Friends and family cannot get the bags for racers. Don’t ask. Our volunteers handle over 1000 drop bags. The bags get touched multiple times throughout the race. The drop bag exchange is something that must occur between the event staff and the racer only. If you #quit, your drop bag will be moved to the finish line. All remaining drop bags at the JMP 2 am cutoff Sunday will be moved to the finish line. EVERYONE ELSE (MG100, MG50, WORST OF BOTH WORLDS) One small backpack or duffel bag not to exceed 17” wide, 22” high, 10” deep. Drop bags will be brought to the start line of your respective race and brought to Jackson Mine Park. It must be labeled with the white tag provided with last name and bib number. You will see your drop bag twice at Jackson Mine Park. When you are finished with your drop bag and want it brought to the finish line, you MUST tell a volunteer. You do not need to pack water in your drop bag. Water is available at the pavilion 24 hours a day at JMP. We will not accept drop bags brought to JMP by family or friends. All drop bags must be dropped off at the race start. Volunteers will not give the drop bag to anyone but the racer. Friends and family cannot get the bags for racers. Don’t ask. Our volunteers handle over 1000 drop bags. The bags get touched multiple times throughout the race. The drop bag exchange is something that must occur between the event staff and the racer only. If you #quit, your drop bag will be moved to the finish line. All remaining drop bags at the JMP 2 am cutoff Sunday will be moved to the finish line. Early Packet Pickup 6:00 – 9:00 pm 910 W. Baraga Ave, Marquette, Mi THIS WAS SHARED IN AN EMAIL 8.26.2024 Mechanical Support: Who can help you? We’re gonna update the language on this to make it easier to control. You can get help from a participant, or someone offering neutral support. It’s well within the ethos of “community” and current neutral support guidelines. If you can’t fix something, but someone else can, they can help you. If they help you, they need to be willing to help someone else, if help is needed. It is pretty straightforward. How many bikes can you use? You can use one bike, one set of wheels, one seat post, etc. You get one bike, and one set of components. If your wheel breaks fix it, or have someone else fix it, but it has to be your wheel. Same goes for the rest of the parts. If your derailleur breaks, fix it, or finish on a single-speed. Clear? Good. Camping & Parking at Forestville. We rent the entire property. Camping can only be done in the campground. No sleeping in the parking lot. No overnight parking