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- EC-14 — Non-Revision of Built Features A feature under the care of its builders is left as they made it. Riders do not soften, enlarge, or tidy it.
- PER-C — The Commissioner Unseen office that signs directives on fun, speed, and the etiquette that keeps both. The Commissioner is not depicted.
- PER-K — The Custodian Field representative for the day's papers, provisional numbers, and the return of borrowed objects. The Custodian does not rebuild features or publish quiet trails.
- 01 — Feature and Session Observation A local note on a feature, a too-polite trail, a ride with friends, or a session of practice. Nothing typed here is sent anywhere.
- 04-B — Unsolicited Feature Adjustment A printable note that someone revised a builder's feature. The form does not authorize a second revision, and it is not transmitted.
- 12 — Corridor Publication Statement A voluntary and elaborate record of a post, or a near-post, that gave away an undesignated trail. Filing it does not unpublish anything.
- 17-C — Request for Provisional Participant Number A printable request for a provisional number, including for the Trans San Marcos trail speed assessment. This page does not issue the number.
- 22 — Interval Disagreement Statement A printable note when a rider disagrees with a recorded interval from a trail speed assessment. It creates no appeal and it is not transmitted.
- OP-TSM-01-F — Participation request for Trans San Marcos Printable request for the Trans San Marcos trail speed assessment. Preparing it does not reserve a place or create a paid entry.
- TS-F1 — Keeping the feature Builders' work stays as they left it. Riders keep the difficulty, decline what they do not want, and do not sand a trail down for an imaginary stranger.
- OP-TSM-01 — Operation: Trans San Marcos The season's principal trail speed assessment. The office does not call it a race. Speed will be recorded, on purpose, over a long day in the San Marcos sector.
- QD-08 — Undesignated Corridor Non-Publication An undesignated trail is not posted, pinned, or captioned with a way to find it. A picture may remain. The place may not.
- TS-Q2 — The feed and the quiet corridor Undesignated trails are not given away online. Friends may see the picture. Strangers may not receive the directions.
- FN-3 — Minimum Viable Gnarliness A trail should remain interesting to a person who came to ride. Sanding it down for a hypothetical stranger is below the minimum.
- TS-S3 — Speed, agreement, and the people beside you Speed and practice are goods. The pace is offered to the people riding with you. A refusal is valid. A missed invitation is not.
- SV-11 — Speed, Practice, and Getting Faster Going fast is a legitimate purpose. Training is the attempt to improve one's own interval. A trail speed assessment may be treated as an important day.
- PS-2 — The Unmissed Afternoon A bicycle, an available trail, and a friend who would say yes are a complete set of conditions. The office recommends that the set be used.
- FR-00 — Findings for Weeknight Interval 00 Illustrative intervals from a small trail speed assessment. Speed, company, and an unedited feature. Not a public result.
- OP-WI-00 — Operation: Weeknight Interval 00 Archived sample of a small trail speed assessment. Findings are illustrative. The place is withheld so the record is not an invitation to repeat a private evening.