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Enduro Time Keeping – ECEA
https://ecea.org/ecea/enduro-time-keeping/
Optimum time to arrive is 30 seconds into the riders’ minute. For example, if you are riding on minute 5, you want to arrive at the checkpoint at 5 minutes 30 seconds. Penalty seconds are calculated from the 30-second mark of your assigned minute. If you are on minute 5 and arrive at 7:09 you receive 99 penalty seconds.
Enduro Timekeeping – The Basics | Enduro360.com
http://www.enduro360.com/2011/02/02/blog/enduro-timekeeping-the-basics/
You can ride enduros without timekeeping. There is no rule that says you have to have a clock, odometer, computer, roll chart, whatever, on your handlebars. If you want the fun of just paying for a real challenging trail ride, then by all means enter an enduro and just ride. And I will forever defend your right to do just that.
All-OffRoad - Dirt Bikes - Beginners Guide To Enduro Time Keeping
http://www.all-offroad.com/DirtBikes/Beginners/BGJun98.html
Early, late, and on time: If you are early to a check, you obtain two points for the first minute early, 5 (!) points for each minute after that. In other words, if you're one minute early, you get two points. Two minutes early = 7 points, three minutes early, 12 points. Being early, a.k.a. "burning a check," is bad juju!
Dirt Bike Tips/ Basic Enduro Timekeeping - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zmw4sKj_66Y
Dirt Bike Tips/ Basic Enduro TimekeepingNot my best edit, but I am confident this will help new Enduro riders understand old school timekeeping.
TOP SECRET ENDURO TIPS - MidwestEnduros.com
http://www.midwestenduros.com/RaceArticles/TimeKeeping/Timekeeping_Tips.pdf
Also, since modern computers are so accurate with respect to your diff- time seconds fast/slow, a better trick than riding possibles is to keep 10-15 seconds early into the next minute at all times. You can always scrub that amount of time by trials riding if a check appears.
Enduro 101 | First Time Racers & Enduro Veterans
https://seattime.co/videos/enduro-101-first-time-racers-enduro-veterans/
This brings us to the National Enduro format of today. Go as fast as humanly possible while in the test and then transfer to the next test section. In a Sprint Enduro, there are typically no transfer sections. In a National Enduro Format, a transfer section could be half a mile long or it could be a nice 5 mile jaunt through the woods.
Enduro Basics - John Stichnoth
http://www.john-stichnoth.com/EnduroNewbies.html
Enduro clubs often choose 24 mph because it's a tough speed to maintain in the woods and the math is easier. Every 15 seconds equates to one-tenth of a mile. Riding one mile at 24 mph takes 2.5 minutes. Other common speed averages are 18 mph (0.3 miles per minute) and 30 mph (a half mile per minute), for the same mathematical reasons.
So you want to try riding a Timekeeping Enduro? - South Bay Riders
https://www.southbayriders.com/forums/threads/118722/
A Timekeeping Enduro is a trail event usually covering between 30 and 80 miles. The object of the competition is to arrive at hidden checkpoints along the course at the correct time. You lose points for arriving at the checkpoint late OR early. The person who loses the fewest points (in each rider class) is the winner.
Offroad Racing Timing System - MYLAPS Sports Timing
https://www.mylaps.com/race-type/offroad-racing/
The X2 Timing & Data System and X2 Link provides new features to everyone who’s involved in racing. Race tracks, timekeepers and federations get a more stable system with detailed track information and racers get to access live race data, which can be published to racer’s own on-board displays. Automatic upload to MYLAPS.com
CheckMate+™ Enduro Computer – ICO Racing
https://www.icoracing.com/products/checkmate-enduro-computer
Hold thumb for 3 seconds while in a check to delete all "possibles" 3 miles ahead Enter a race in FIM format & use in ISDE qualifier events Row number adjust for FIM & Brand X rules Insert or Delete a line in the race program Automatically checks the race program for any errors
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