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Leave as a group and we return as a group
“Ride your own Ride”. Don’t let others push you into going too fast or doing something you are not comfortable with
The first or fastest rider must wait at a confirmed point so that all the other riders can catch up
Ride in a staggered formation, not single file
Don’t tailgate other riders or other vehicles. Leave yourself plenty of braking distance for unforeseen emergencies
Spread out a little around tight corners. Most will need a little extra space. We don’t want anyone riding off into the ditch
The group on a whole must do a full count at every point of confirmation
Ride respectfully and wisely in urban areas, have respect for residents of small towns who are normally very biker friendly
If another rider comes up behind you and wants to pass, as soon as it is safe, make room and let them pass
A hand wave or nod is perfectly acceptable and respectable, if you wish to acknowledge a fellow rider
No wheelies, stoppies, etc. While it may be fun to goof around with your bike when you’re alone, it can create problems with the safety of the group
Riders should also not slow way down from the group, then zoom back up to the group
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