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INTERNATIONAL
SPECIFICATION FOR
MOUNTAIN BIKE
 ORIENTEERING MAPS
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"DEFINITION"
  • DEFINITION


  • In MTB-O the course
  • shall be completed
  • by the competitor by
  • riding, carrying or
  • pushing his/her
  • mountain bike.
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"DEFINITION"
  • DEFINITION


  • The event area
  • must contain a
  • comprehensive
  • network of tracks
  • and paths of
  • differing qualities.
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"EQUIPMENT"
  • EQUIPMENT


  • - mountain bike
  •   (roadworthy)
  • - map holder
  • - protective headgear
  • - start number bib
  • - electronic punch card
  •   must be connected to
  •   the cycle
  • - competitors may carry
  •   tools and spare parts
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"DEFINITION"
  • DEFINITION







  • Riding off the track or trail is normally not
  • allowed unless specifically agreed by the
  • organiser and IOF Event Advisor.
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"DEFINITION"
  • DEFINITION


  • Maps, course markings and additional
  • overprintings shall be drawn and printed
  • according to the international specification
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"ISOM 2000"
  • ISOM 2000


  • - The first official specification


  • - Riding classification:
  • - Easy, slow, difficult


  • - Width classification:
  •    - Track: more than 1.5 m wide
  •    - Path: less than 1.5 m wide
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"ISOM 2000"

  • ISOM 2000
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"World Cup 2001"

  • World Cup 2001
  • (Finland)
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"The first World Championships in..."

  • The first World Championships in 2002
  • in Fontainebleau, France


  • - the proposal to modify track symbols came from
  •   organisers in January 2002


  • - IOF MTB-O Commission and Map Commission
  •   made decisions in February 2002


  • - modified symbols used in all competition maps


  • - well received by competitors
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"SPECIFICATION"
  • SPECIFICATION
  • Discipline-specific symbols


  • - Two line widths
  •   for track width
  •   classification


  • - Three line types
  •   for riding
  •   classification
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"SYMBOLS"
  • SYMBOLS




  • A track with stabilised surface at least 1.5 m wide.
  • Forest road or well maintained track with no obstacles.





  • Well maintained path narrower than 1.5 m. Smooth,
  • clean path with no erosion or obstacles.
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"SYMBOLS"
  • SYMBOLS




  • A track at least 1.5 m wide. Infrequently used, with ruts,
  • grassy, wet, muddy or sandy. Possibility of rocky
  • surfaces. Pedalling is more difficult, riding is slowed.





  • Path narrower than 1.5 m, through difficult terrain, with
  • rocky or banked surface. Other characteristics as in 833
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"SYMBOLS"
  • SYMBOLS




  • Rarely used track at least 1.5 m wide, with obstacles
  • such as roots or rocky steps. Many obstacles, stones,
  • rocks, erosion, mud, lad slides or sand. Very slow or
  • impossible riding. Could necessitate to carry bike.




  • Path narrower than 1.5 m, through very difficult terrain.
  • Mountain paths with many obstacles. Other
  • characteristics as in 835.
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"World Championships 2004 in Australia"

  • World Championships 2004 in Australia


  • - the proposal from organisers in January 2003









  • - IOF will make some minor changes, but not to the
  •   track and path symbols
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"Other proposals..."

  • Other proposals...
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"Specification for MTB-O Map in..."

  • Specification for MTB-O Map in Internet:


  • The official IOF web site:
  •  http://www.orienteering.org/


  • -> Commissions
  • -> Map Commission Official Info Center


  • or directly to:
  • http://lazarus.elte.hu/mc/











  • - IOF will make some minor changes, but not to the
  •   track and path symbols