About Let's Ride New Mexico!

Simple Rules to remember:
Be respectful of our members on rides and when making comments or messages.
Safety first on our rides.
Have fun.
The idea behind this group is to have a variety Rides, Social Riding Events, Riding styles, Destinations, and Interests.

We welcome all bikes and their owners. Bike type doesn’t matter as long as you practice safe riding.

New riders are welcomed and Seasoned riders are here to help.

This is not a club; we have an Organizer and multiple Assistant Organizers with varied ride types. We have no officers, leaders, or membership dues. We would like to see a lot of participation at the scheduled events. Event suggestions are welcome from everyone. It doesn’t have to be a ride; it can be a social event too.

Upon joining please complete the profile info; upload a photo to include at the least, a decent photo of yourself so we can recognize you at events.

Check out the threads on the message board and jump right in with your opinions.

Email the Organizer or an Assistant Organizer with any ideas you may have for an event.

Remember that your participation is vital in making this a great group.

RSVPing yes or no means you are an active member and you are interested in this group. Please show your support either way. The Organizers and Assistant Organizers will be respectful by updating the events they post and making sure no one is left behind on any ride.

Guidelines:
Be respectful of other riders.
Practice safe riding at all times, and enjoy this group.
If you are not riding safely, we will ask you to leave the group. We do not want to endanger anyone.
If you are new to group riding, please speak-up and ask for guidance.
Be prepared for each ride with the appropriate gear and a pleasant attitude.

Please read the meetup.com’s terms of service section 6.
You agreed to it in order to use this site. You may not have read it, but you had to check the box that said you did. In general, section 6 says if an organizer or any member places a ride on the calendar and you get lost or something, it's your own fault.
You ride at your own risk.