TriKirk Camp Policies:
(Scroll down for Camp FAQ)
(Scroll down for Camp FAQ)
Payment Policies:
1. 50% Initial Deposit due at time of registration, if registering prior to 45-days from FIRST day of Camp.
2a. 100% payment in full must be made prior to 45-days from FIRST day of Camp
2b. Registration cost due in full if registering less than 45-days from FIRST day of Camp.
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Cancellation/Refund Policies:
4. 100% refund less $30 cancellation fee, prior to 60-days from FIRST day of Camp.
5. 75% Refund, prior to 45-days from FIRST day of Camp.
6. 50% Refund prior to 30-days from FIRST day of Camp.
7. 0% (No) Refund prior to 15-days from FIRST day of Camp.
8. Non-refunded portion, less $30 cancellation fee, may be used for Credit at future TriKirk Camp/Clinic/Workshop (or you can wash my dishes for a year :-)
9. Cancellations due to *legitimate* unforeseen emergency will be dealt with case-by-case. ("I haven't ridden my bike in 6 months does not count.......)
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Transfer Policies:
10. Transfer of registration allowed prior to 15-days from FIRST day of Camp, but requires $30 Transfer fee.
11. Transfer of registration NOT allowed inside of 15-days from FIRST day of Camp, Cancellation Policy #7 and #8 apply.
Other Policies:
12. Non-USAT Annual members must pay one-time $10 USAT Event Insurance Fee.
13. PayPal Payment accepted, processing fees (2.9% + $0.30) apply for all PayPal Payments.
14. Credit Card Payments accepted via PayPal Only, PayPal processing fees apply.
15. Personal Check, Cashier's Check, Bank Draft, Money Order accepted with NOprocessing fees!
TriKirk Camp FAQ/Travel Info:
(If you do not see your question answered on this list, contact us)
1. Where is Coeur d'Alene, ID?
Norther Tip of Idaho, intersection of I-90 and US Hwy 95, just ~30 minutes E of Spokane, WA along I-90.
2. What is Coeur d'Alene weather like in mid-May?
Average Day-time highs of upper 60s to 70s. Average Overnight lows in the mid 40s.
3. I'm flying, where should I fly into? How will I get to/from airport?
Spokane International Airport, Spokane, WA.
The best airlines to fly (cheapest bike rates) are Alaska Airlines, Frontier Airlines, and Southwest Airlines. I believe their one-way bike charges are $50, but check with your airline to be sure.
To get to/from Coeur d'Alene, you will need to take a taxi, shuttle, or rental car. Depending on when you arrive and depart, we may be able to pick you up and drop you off.
The best airlines to fly (cheapest bike rates) are Alaska Airlines, Frontier Airlines, and Southwest Airlines. I believe their one-way bike charges are $50, but check with your airline to be sure.
To get to/from Coeur d'Alene, you will need to take a taxi, shuttle, or rental car. Depending on when you arrive and depart, we may be able to pick you up and drop you off.
4. I need to ship my bike, how do I do that, what does it cost to have someone receive my bike?
Call Mountain View Cyclery and Fitness ahead of time to let them know you are shipping a bike.
Tell them you are with the Kirk Nelson/Derek Garcia Triathlon Camp Group, May 19-22, 2011.
There is no cost to receive your bike. If you'd like, and if your bike arrives before you do, we may be able to open it and build it -- just let us know in the comments section or use contact form on the side of this page.
Send to:
Mountain View Cyclery and Fitness
c/o Derek Garcia
PHONE
9521 N Government Way
Hayden, ID 83835
PHONE
Phone: (208) 762-9253
Fax: (208) 762-8150
Fax: (208) 762-8150
5. I need help building and packing my bike. What should I do?
The TriKirk Camp Staff will gladly help you with that. We know how to tune bikes and fix most issues. If it's beyond our scope of bike maintenance, our local shop partner is able and willing to help at regular bike servicing/mechanic rates.
6. What Should I bring to camp?
Some are optional or recommended, others are more essential:
bike -- bike, helmet, cycling shoes, socks, sunglasses, sunscreen, cycling apparel for morning and afternoon rides (as cool as upper 50s in the morning (10am), as warm as mid-70s in the afternoon). Frame pump, mini-toolbag with tools, CO2, 2-3 spare tubes, multi-tool, tire levers, tire patch, anti-chafe/chamois cream
Recommended: arm/knee warmers or bib knickers, gloves, base layer, vest, light jacket
Run -- running shoes, trail shoes, run socks, running shorts, long-sleeve tech, singlet and/or tech-tee, light tights (optional), visor, FuelBelt, anti-chafe, sunglasses, sunscreen
Swim -- Swim suit, wetsuit, 2 pairs goggles, sunscreen
Recommended: swim cap, pull buoy, fins (short zoomer type), paddles, ankle band, swim skin or wetsuit (for practice swimming in and T1 practice).
Food/Nutrition -- supplements, special training nutritional needs (salt tabs, special drink powders, protein powder, etc.)
Casual Clothing -- recovery/compression apparel, comfortable clothing, shorts, pants, sweatshirt, t-shirt, long-sleeved shirt, light jacket
Recovery Tools -- compression apparel, massage stick, self-massage tools, etc
7. What do I NOT need?
We will provide basic training nutritional products -- GU, Infinit Sport Drink Powder, water, Bars.
We will also provide snacks and beverages throughout the day and the noon-time meal each day. If you have a specialty food item that is uncommon, consider bringing it or check with local Coeur d'Alene grocers/stores to see if they carry it.
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