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Alan Danger
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When I got home from my SS1000 last night, I spread all my reciepts out and double checked my milage in Google Maps and Mapquest. Google displayed 1008 and Maquest displayed 1002. An hour later, being nervous, I hoped back on the bike and rode another 20 miles. I did get reciepts to reflect the 20...even tho I put a few ounces at each stop and the time on each reciept is 20 minutes apart. If properly documented, would this be fine?
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Ira Agins
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Alan Danger wrote:
| When I got home from my SS1000 last night, I spread all my reciepts out and double checked my milage in Google Maps and Mapquest. Google displayed 1008 and Maquest displayed 1002. An hour later, being nervous, I hoped back on the bike and rode another 20 miles. I did get reciepts to reflect the 20...even tho I put a few ounces at each stop and the time on each reciept is 20 minutes apart. If properly documented, would this be fine? |
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If you were still within the 24-hour time limit and your end witness had not yet signed off, it should be fine. Be sure you log your hour at home to account for the time.
Ira Agins
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