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- Results for 2010 [pdf]
- Race Facts [pdf]
- Course Description
- Course Map [pdf]
- Email Your Questions
- Photos of the Camp
- Start List [pdf]

The first 150 entrants
will receive 18 Hours
Scouts Honor custom
socks [pdf] made by
Sock Guy!

IMPORTANT

No pre-riding course before day of event without written permission from the promoter or during an Organized Pre-Ride, this is private land. Trails are not open to the public except for organized events.

18 Hours Scouts Honor

Endurance Mountain Bike Event
August 21 & 22, 2010

Location: Heart of Virginia Scout Reservation
1723 Maidens Rd [ map this ]
Maidens, VA 23102

Start Time: 4 p.m.
Race Ends: 10:00 a.m.
Lap Distance: 11 miles
Amenities: camping, cabins, yurts and more for lodging, showers and electricity, buffet breakfast.

Price structure starting Aug 3, 2010

All solo including just for fun - $100

All Duo teams - $200

All 4 person teams, including just for fun - $400

ANNOUNCING: Pro-Purse...NO MORE!!

Forget about those pros… who’s down for a solo race? If you could win $500.00 for being the solo winner, would you race?

**ANNOUNCING**

SYCOM/ Cycles Ed / Richmond ASR

SOLO CASH PAYOUT!!

We deleted the pro category and the huge cash prize and added it to the amateur cash payout.
The 18 Hour has never seen a cash payout like this before!!!
Believe me… you want to be on the podium.
Come on you Richmond locals… get on that bike and start training!

$500...big money...

THIS PAY IS ONLY FOR THE

OPEN SOLO RACERS!!
(OPEN MEANS MEN/WOMENS SOLO...all other categories will recieve payouts based on registration)

As much as we would like to pay it out to everyone...
we wouldn't be in business very long!

So sign up for solo open and go for the big bucks...if you've got the big kahuna's!!!

2009 Prize Purse: $3300

(we expect this to be higher for 2010...just sign up and it will be!!)

Paid 1st/2nd/3rd ALL CATEGORIES
140 total entrants
Prize purse based on total registrants
Bring friends...more $$$$$$$$...more fun!

New for 2010:

Chip timing provided by RunRideRace - NO BATONS!
New category - "Just for Fun"...for all you newbies to enduro mountain biking. No frills, no socks, no awards only $50 entry. Timing, insurance provided - breakfast included!

Registration Opens April 1, 2010
$80 per person- Solo $80 / Duo $160 / 4-person team $320
Early bird special April 1, 2010 - April 31, 2010 (don't be an 'April Fool'...sign up NOW!)
To get the "Early Bird" $10 discount use the code - IMAFOOL
Registration fee will increase July 15, and August 3rd, so register early!!!
No cap on the number of registered riders.
Race fee includes the traditional 18 hour socks (1st 150 registered), swag, professional timing, camping and the greatest breakfast on the face of the earth!!
Non-racers breakfast $10 (this is a great deal)
All laps complete by 10:00 A.M.
Okay...so now there will be race day registration for all you undecided types... Open from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m! and don't expect it to be cheap!!
New this year - "Just for Fun" category. No frills, schwag, socks or awards, just come out and ride - breakfast included.
Payout will be outstanding for the top 3 in each racing category! Believe me, you want to be on the podium!!!

(NOTE: *** no alcohol or pets allowed)

Get Directions

Via 288 to Route 6 West

From Richmond, take State Route 6 (Patterson Avenue) west past Crozier and the State Farm, to the first intersection (U.S. Route 522 and Route 634). Turn right (north) on Route 624 to camp.

From the South via U.S. Route 522

U.S. Route 522 connects with U.S. Route 60 west of Richmond. Proceed north on U.S. Route 522. Cross the James River at Maidens. Continue straight ahead to Camp on Route 634 at the intersection with State Route 6.

Via Interstate 64

Take Interstate 64 to the Oilville Exit. Turn left (south) on Route 617 to U.S. Route 250. Turn right (west) on U.S. Route 250. Turn left (southwest) on Route 632, then turn left (southeast) on Route 634 to Camp. Note the highway signs that lead into camp starting at U.S. Route 250.

Via U.S. Route 250

From Richmond, Take U.S. Route 250 (Broad Street Road) west past Oilville to Route 632. Turn left (southwest) on Route 632, then turn left (southeast) on Route 634 to Camp. Note the highway signs that lead to camp starting at Route 250 at Route 617.