48 States Series
Version No. 1.1
Date last
revised: November 21, 2019
(c) 2016, Iron Butt Association, Sheridan, Wyoming
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Background:
The
48 States Series consists of motorcycle rides that include the
Challenge of visiting all of the lower 48 states. Several advanced
versions are also available beyond the basic Challenge ride, as
described below.
Ride
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Requirement
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Time Limit
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Fee
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48 States
Challenge
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Each of the 48 States
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Less than 10 days
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See fee page
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48 States Plus!
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Challenge PLUS
Alaska
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Less than 10 days
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See fee page
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48 States-3
Countries
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Challenge PLUS Mexico and Canada
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Less than 10 days
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See fee page
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48 States
Insanity
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Back to back* Challenges
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Less than 20 days
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See fee page
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48 States Plus!
Insanity
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Back to back* 48
States Plus!
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Less than 20 days
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See fee page
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*Back to back rides have special restrictions explained here.
Read the rules for
the iconic SaddleSore 1000 on the Ironbutt
Association site. The rules for this ride are similar and you
will get valuable background information.
Documentation: See here.
Definitions
DBR - Dated Business Receipt
A DBR is a machine generated receipt with the date, time and LOCATION
on it. Check it - do not assume it is correct. A receipt
with an incorrect time/date/location is worthless. Check and
re-check.
Rules
The ride must be completed within the time limits shown above.
You may start anywhere.
You may take any route you choose.
You must obtain DBR every 350 miles or less AND in every state or
country as required. Only DBRs are acceptable as proof that you
were in the required location.
Your official time is determined by the starting
and ending receipts. PLEASE check these documents and make sure
the clock and date are correct!
You may take any route you wish.
Spotwalla.com
is strongly recommended but not
required.
Remember it is YOUR responsibility to
prove you visited all
required stops. Spotwalla goes a long
way towards this proof.
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