The 2010 Land of
Enchantment 1000
Revenge
of
the
Chile
October 1-3, 2010
Last
modified:
Mar
19, 2010
Rules (Digital
Cameras
now
allowed)
Rally Packs with some additional information
should be available online to all registered riders about 20 days in
advance of the rally. A brief synopsis of the LOE/1000 Rally
rules is presented here and may be sufficient for experienced rallyists
or past LOE/1000 riders.
However they may be expanded in
some details by the LOE/1000 Rally Instructions, in the
aforementioned Rally Packs, or at the Rider's Welcome Meeting Friday
evening Oct. 1, 2010. For example: FOR THE 2010 LOE/1000
RALLY PHOTO BONUS PICTURES from Digital Cameras WILL BE ALLOWED!!
See the web page for the LOE/1000 digital camera rules which may
vary slightly from those in other Rallies.
Note: Change in
requirements for Photo Bonuses.
Link=>
Digital Photography Rules for 2010!!!
The 2010 Land of Enchantment 1000, will be
run with as much regard for safety as possible. To that end we
will
limit entries to riders who have attained the age of 21 years, and
hopefully the maturity that too seldom accompanies that age.
Passengers must be at least 18 years old. Sorry, but
exceptions can only be made
in very extenuating circumstances and at the discretion of the
RallyMasters. No routes, bonus sites, or rules will be planned
that would endanger
the rider, but it is the responsibility of each rider to ride within
the
limits of their own individual riding skill or endurance.
Further,
it will be the responsibility of each rider to have the following
equipment
and to show it at the pre-rally tech inspection:
| First Aid Kit |
Suitable Tires with adequate tread depth |
| Driver's License with MC Endorsement |
Current License Plate and Registration |
| Proof of Liability Insurance |
Tool Kit incl. Tire Kit |
Tech Inspection: The
purpose
of
the
pre-rally tech inspection is to mitigate the risks for
riders and rally staff. As such, this inspection in no way
constitutes
an endorsement by the rally staff that any rider, or their equipment,
as
inspected, is "safe", or in "good condition" as these
are relative terms. It is solely for the purpose of discovering
blatant
safety or legal irregularities which may pose hazards or present a bad
image of the LOE/1000 Rally. The RallyMaster or the Chief
Technical Inspector may require deficiencies to be remedied before an
entrant
is allowed to ride in the rally; and their decision is final.
And for 2010:
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In addition to the release form signed
on the rally entry form, riders must sign an additional form of
"release/permission"
at the tech inspection and should be prepared to provide an ID Tag for
their
own personal use during the rally. In the interest of safety,
communications,
and accountablily we will REQUIRE that each rider wear an emergency
information
and identification tag on a lanyard. You will not be leaving the
starting
line without one.
The LOE/1000 will supply attractive neck lanyards at rally
check-in.
Each rider is required to supply
a laminated ID tag with the following information:
Your Name
Your Home Address
Your Home Phone Number
At least one emergency contact, with name
and
phone number(s)
Optional information can include, but is not limited to,
your
physician's name and contact information,
medications being taken, allergies, and insurance
information.
You can print such a card free at: http://www.medids.com/free-id.php
This card should be laminated (in
case
of rain) and have a hole punched at one end
for the lanyard. The card and
lanyard
may be retained by the rider for further use.
Functionally similar tags, such as
metal
dog tags, are allowed if they contain the
minimum required information.
During the rally each rider is expected to:
| Wear a DOT approved helmet |
Wear boots and gloves |
| Wear a long sleeved shirt or Jacket |
Carry a water bottle or such |
Additional safety equipment and extra clothing is advisable given that
the routes will certainly traverse both desert and mountain sections of
New Mexico. (You should take note that the Trinity Site,
a promised bonus location, is on the Spanish trail called El
Camino Real in that section referred to as the "Jornada del
Muerto"; "Journey of the Dead Man").
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