POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
Ride In a Group
We strongly recommend riding in a group,
preferably people who are carrying a cell phone if
you are not. In case something unexpected happens,
they can also assist you or get more help. Two
heads are also definitely better than one when looking
for turns, and you can share your cue sheets and
maps in case one set gets lost or destroyed on
the road.
It is also best to ride with other participants
in heavier traffic whenever possible because you will be more
visible in a group and therefore safer.
Don't hesitate to introduce yourself
to someone who you think might be a good person to
ride with. Remember, every single person on our events
shares the common bond of a love of cycling with
you. Most likely
you'll meet a new friend you didn't
know before.
No participant has ever not been able to find someone to ride with at their
pace and ability level.
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