Ride Etiquette:<\/p>\n
A few people have mentioned recently that we should have a refresher on Group Ride Etiquette. A Group Ride Information and Practice Session is in the works.<\/p>\n
We don\u2019t want anyone pushing themselves a little beyond their limitations\/comfort as Riders. One thing that we\u2019ve always said in the groups that I have belonged to is
\n\u201cRide your own Ride\u201d<\/p>\n
Basically, just because one person\u2019s skill level has them carving corners and such doesn\u2019t mean that everybody can or should do that. There are times when I am riding with somebody and I feel that they\u2019re riding too aggressive for me. When that happens, I just pull back a bit and say have your fun. I\u2019ll catch up with you at the end of the road. Let me know before you turn off of it by waiting or something.<\/p>\n
We don\u2019t want anyone to ever feel like they have to ride a certain way in order to ride along with someone else.<\/p>\n
FYI\/Reminder,<\/p>\n
Even though there may be a ride on the Chapter Ride Schedule , there could also be people that meet as normal, at the A&W or the McDonald\u2019s on their appropriate day.<\/p>\n
Shiny up Rubber Down and Smile
\nDan Fortin EWMA, Vancouver
\nBC-A Chapter Director
\nYour Riding Buddy Twisty Seeker.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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