Bike Ride Etiquette – Twelve Tips 1. Read and Follow the Ride Instructions Every organised ride is likely to have some instructions about the route, meeting point, distance, speed, facilities and what to bring. Please take a few minutes to read them before setting off. They are there to help you decide whether the ride is suitable for you and to help the leader organise the day. If something isn't clear, ask beforehand rather than trying to sort it out as the ride begins. A little preparation makes things easier for everyone. 2. Arrive Early and Ready to Ride Please arrive at the advertised meeting time rather than the advertised ride start time. Allowing 10–15 minutes gives everyone time for introductions, signing in, bike checks and the ride briefing. It also gives you a chance to settle in and meet other riders. The ride leader may have a lot to organise before setting off, so arriving on time helps the whole group get away smoothly. Nobody minds waiting for a genuinely unav...
Introduction If you are interested in leading or participating in rides aimed at beginners or those returning to cycling then you're in the right place. The headings are aimed at ride leaders who need this information to put on a ride. Ride type: Guided Ride Ride suitability: Local Rides Easygoing Ride title: Beginner Bike Ride from Kenton GPX Route: It is suggested you use the classic but be ready to use other routes depending on the participants and weather on the day. Classic ; a five-mile circular route. Classic Plus ; an eight-mile circular route that extends the Classic route Options ; a five-mile out and back with options for individuals to take a break and do less distance. Three Miles ; a three-mile route route starting with a lap of the park then a loop the other side of the subway avoiding the Kenton Road. Two Loops ; a three-mile route starting with a lap of the park then crossing the Kenton Road by Sainsburys. Start Postcode: HA3 ...