In an ongoing effort to serve you better, NUE has teamed up with bikereg.com for online registration. Bikereg.com has provided us with common sense solutions for improving the registration process. 

One difficulty with snail mail entry is that, often, the information received is incomplete or illegible due to poor penmanship. The result is added work for our registration staff along with spelling and other errors that can easily result from hand typing and transfering all that information. Spelling errors and missing information can also be carried forward into scoring and results, resulting in delays and/or additional work to correct those errors when racer's notice them online.

Another difficulty is the snail mail process itself. Racer's, approaching 400 now, often call or contact us to check on the status of their mailed entry and/or request to be contacted to confirm their entry. The result is additional time spent answering emails and phone calls, especially in the very busy days leading up to the event.  

Online registration resolves all of those issues by providing racers with instant confirmation along with viewing a continually updated listing of registered racers. For race management volunteers, it also allows us to synch information directly into our scoring program. If there are spelling errors, it will be the result of a racer typing in the wrong information. Additionally, Online Registration is not complete until ALL required information is collected. Bikereg.com offers good value to racer's with one of the lowest online registration fee's along with service that helps make our race more efficient for staff and racers.

If anyone is uncomfortable with the online registration process, paper registrations will be available on Friday and entry fee's can be payed by cash or check at that time, although the entry fee is greater. 

Our intention is that this improvement will result in more accurate and timely results.

Thanks,

Ryan O'Dell, Race Director

Questions: Email Ryan O'Dell at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call (419) 989-0239