Comments on: Group-Ride Etiquette

By: skippy

skippy — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 18:09:40 +0000

The subject of “Cycling Etiquette ” has come up recently so i have added a few items to my blogs !
Please advise your thoughts on the subject or feel free to add additional links .

By: odchudzanie

odchudzanie — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 11:20:14 +0000

I always try to cycle in a group of friends but mostly in parks, forests or other non-car areas. Your tips seems reasonable and could be helpful. You are right that cycling with friends is best fun!

By: Roofing Contractor St petersburg

Roofing Contractor St petersburg — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 06:06:14 +0000

You said very true Riding in a Group gives more fun, when rider in group most important thing is to Communication with your group riders, group riding makes rider to mature and experience exposure and riders can learn from each other. on of the best post.

By: Love Poems & Love Quotes

Love Poems & Love Quotes — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 23:20:24 +0000

This reminds me when I started to cycle on the road. Finding the right group isn’t hard neither. All you have to be is open to your thoughts. Sometimes it can be hard to keep up if you don’t listen in, but when you listen in it will be really easy to fit in. Overall, it depends on you. This is great that you mention this here, thanks

By: Karen Burwell

Karen Burwell — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 03:23:50 +0000

Thus far, I haven’t joined group rides for some of the reasons you mentioned.
The ones my husband goes on sound like they are hammer fests. I’m not the fastest rider out there….We did decide to join a Critical Mass Ride one evening a few years ago. People showed up on every kind of bike you could imagine. And they rode SLOW. They had a guy who would stop traffic and let the entire pack get through an intersection. It was kind of cool. They also would wave and talk to folks as they cruised by ‘em. Very friendly. Sometimes, someone would ride along with our group for a few blocks, just because the riders spoke to them in a friendly manner and invited them to come along. It was different, and fun.