Zonda
06-10-2007, 03:30 PM
Since it’s Father’s Day Sunday, we will ride on Saturday instead. Several of our leaders had conflicts riding on Sunday. Also, we are starting early to avoid the heat and traffic.
Please print, sign and bring with you the attached liability waiver if you are riding with our group for the first time.
RSVP by Friday, 5:00 p.m. with your route choice if you want to be put in a riding group. This is done to ensure everyone rides with someone at their pace and doesn’t get dropped. With 20-25 riders attending, it has become too chaotic trying to handle unexpected riders a few minutes before the ride while I’m trying to welcome new riders, organize the planned riding groups and get myself ready to ride. If you don’t RSVP so we can plan ahead, you will need to view the list (headcount posted Friday after 5:00) and arrive early to find those folks and add yourself to their group.
When: SATURDAY, 06/16/07, 7:00 a.m.
Where:
Cycling Spoken Here (http://cyclingspokenhere.com/)
1377 NW Maynard
Cary, NC 27513
Across from Atlantic Tire and the Shell station. Next to Volvo dealer. Park along corridor by the shop.
Google Maps (http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=1377+NW+Maynard,+cary,+nc+27513&ie=UTF8&z=15&ll=35.790874,-78.809953&spn=0.015247,0.042915&om=1&iwloc=A)
Distance:
20 miles (Charley, leading behind the slowest rider)
30 miles
50 miles
62 miles
Cue Sheets (http://www.trianglecycling.com/showthread.php?t=18164) – CSH Route 2, Frosty Routes (Please print)
Me, Charley, Sandy and Andrew will alternate leading the short routes. Charley will lead the third Sunday each month. Sandy will help out when she can. Andrew will lead once a month.
Charley will lead the short route this week. I will ride the 50-mile route.
Pace:
10-12 mph beginners (follows strict no drop policy)
13-18 mph (riders wait at turns for others to catch up)
There are several subgroups for ride paces and distances. Please watch out for others in your subgroup so no one gets dropped.
All riding groups will stay together until the designated breakaway point then you can break away into your subgroups.
Contact Person: Zonda. Send me an email or private message (http://www.trianglecycling.com/member.php?u=42) through this site if you have any questions.
Comments:
RSVP requested to help plan riding groups. RSVP by replying to ride announcement thread.
Please arrive in time to prepare your bike to leave promptly at the ride start time listed.
Beginners are welcome to join this ride.
New riders should read Bicycling Hand Signals and Safety Pointers (http://www.trianglecycling.com/showthread.php?t=17385)
First time riders with this group should fill out the attached liability waiver and bring it to the ride. NCBC’s insurance company requires one on file each year for each cyclist.
All riders should carry proper equipment in case they have a flat (spare tube, pump or CO2 cartridge). Helmets required.
It is strongly recommended that you carry your driver’s license, health insurance card (or a photo copy), emergency contact information or Road I.D. (http://www.roadid.com/) in case of an emergency. You may also want to program your cell phone with an emergency contact number under the name “ICE” In Case of Emergency.
Please print, sign and bring with you the attached liability waiver if you are riding with our group for the first time.
RSVP by Friday, 5:00 p.m. with your route choice if you want to be put in a riding group. This is done to ensure everyone rides with someone at their pace and doesn’t get dropped. With 20-25 riders attending, it has become too chaotic trying to handle unexpected riders a few minutes before the ride while I’m trying to welcome new riders, organize the planned riding groups and get myself ready to ride. If you don’t RSVP so we can plan ahead, you will need to view the list (headcount posted Friday after 5:00) and arrive early to find those folks and add yourself to their group.
When: SATURDAY, 06/16/07, 7:00 a.m.
Where:
Cycling Spoken Here (http://cyclingspokenhere.com/)
1377 NW Maynard
Cary, NC 27513
Across from Atlantic Tire and the Shell station. Next to Volvo dealer. Park along corridor by the shop.
Google Maps (http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=1377+NW+Maynard,+cary,+nc+27513&ie=UTF8&z=15&ll=35.790874,-78.809953&spn=0.015247,0.042915&om=1&iwloc=A)
Distance:
20 miles (Charley, leading behind the slowest rider)
30 miles
50 miles
62 miles
Cue Sheets (http://www.trianglecycling.com/showthread.php?t=18164) – CSH Route 2, Frosty Routes (Please print)
Me, Charley, Sandy and Andrew will alternate leading the short routes. Charley will lead the third Sunday each month. Sandy will help out when she can. Andrew will lead once a month.
Charley will lead the short route this week. I will ride the 50-mile route.
Pace:
10-12 mph beginners (follows strict no drop policy)
13-18 mph (riders wait at turns for others to catch up)
There are several subgroups for ride paces and distances. Please watch out for others in your subgroup so no one gets dropped.
All riding groups will stay together until the designated breakaway point then you can break away into your subgroups.
Contact Person: Zonda. Send me an email or private message (http://www.trianglecycling.com/member.php?u=42) through this site if you have any questions.
Comments:
RSVP requested to help plan riding groups. RSVP by replying to ride announcement thread.
Please arrive in time to prepare your bike to leave promptly at the ride start time listed.
Beginners are welcome to join this ride.
New riders should read Bicycling Hand Signals and Safety Pointers (http://www.trianglecycling.com/showthread.php?t=17385)
First time riders with this group should fill out the attached liability waiver and bring it to the ride. NCBC’s insurance company requires one on file each year for each cyclist.
All riders should carry proper equipment in case they have a flat (spare tube, pump or CO2 cartridge). Helmets required.
It is strongly recommended that you carry your driver’s license, health insurance card (or a photo copy), emergency contact information or Road I.D. (http://www.roadid.com/) in case of an emergency. You may also want to program your cell phone with an emergency contact number under the name “ICE” In Case of Emergency.