By Chris Carr/ 
He explained that he can go 145-155 miles/tank of gas (3.5 gallons), but the win yesterday was so bad that he was able to only get 122 miles.
ATTENDANCE AND TARDINESS: Each class will start promptly. Allow extra travel time to arrive at least 15 minutes before each class. Tardiness or absence to any of the class sessions will result in dismissal from the course.
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STUDENTS UNDER THE AGE OF 18: must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian at the beginning of the class to sign the waiver. After successful completion of the class, the student will receive a 90 day licence waiver. However, the student must turn 17 years old before the 90 days waiver expires in order to receive a license. See Joshua’s Law .
ATTITUDE: Please come to class well rested, “alert” and ready to learn.
EXPECTED ATTIRE ON THE RANGE:
Thank you so much for the updates. I am not able to find any new updates on the Hoka Hey site, so it is nice to have and idea of what is going on. We look forward to greeting everyone as they travel Alaska. I am vicariosly enjoying the jouney. Once again thank you and have a great ride Chris, See you in Alaska.
Thanks again Sowatha for keeping us in the loop. I’m glad the SPOT is back on track 🙂 I see he’s goind throughthe Banff National Park right now, sceneries must be awesome! What a luck he has to compete for this race, even though the routes have been crazy, they trully did a great job to have all the riders hitting some great spots all around the US, and more than likely throughout Canada as well.
What’s your guess on his time of arrival now? I’d say if he’s got about 3,000 more miles to go, that’d be what? 3 to 4 days? He’d be in Alaska by the end of the week from what I see. Hopefully he won’t run out of gas again on those long roads out there, my understanding is that gas station are pretty sparse from now on!
Go get ’em Chris!!! 😉 (By that I meant all the nice pictures that Sowatha is posting and that make me so jealous!!!!! 😀 )
Arnaud. From Missoula MT to Fairbanks, the HH map was about 2,300 miles which should take a couple of days. From Fairbanks to Homer, it’s about 570 miles straight, but the HH might add few more miles and sceneries. It is hard to tell when their expected arrival day will be considering that the Canadian highway signs have been pretty confusing to them so far. Chris is not on the road he is familiar with. Once in the Yukon, the gas stations are pretty spead out and are not open all night, so hopefully Chris will be more careful and not run out of gas considering that he has a very small gas tank (3.5 gallons).
Hi Chris! I wish I was with you – the adventure looks amazing! Keep ridin’ and keep smilin’ 😀
its great following you. keep on rollin. youre living my dream