Skills Clinic #94 Riding at Night

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WARNING, There are only so many lights available for this clinic. If you sign up now, as a student, then please get at the end of the line when they pass out the loaners. Honor system rules.

What: Grady Pace probably knows as much about night riding as anyone. His company Trail Led manufactures and sells high tech lights for mountain bikers. Grady will bring about 25 or so "loaner lights" to this clinic. First come first serve. Please bring your own if you have them. So the limit on this clinic is 25 students. All volunteers are welcome, but volunteers must have their own lights. When you RSVP, please state whether or not you are RSVPing as a student, or as a volunteer.

Agenda: First you will ride a lap while there is still daylight, then loaner headlights will be handed out to those who need them, a short discussion about night riding techniques and practices. Then you will put on your headlights and do a lap in the dark.

Who: this is intended for hi beginners, and intermediates
DORBA or FWMBA membership is required to attend, and is free of charge to everyone 15 and older (under 18 must be accompanied by parent). You must sign a LIability Waiver and Helmets are absolutely required. Each participant must bring and wear his/her own helmet for the duration of clinic. Extra helmets are NOT available at the clinic. You may NOT participate with the group if you do not bring and wear a helmet.

Please download, print, sign, and bring with you the following required DORBA Event Waiver: http://files.meetup.com/3841722/NEW-WAIVER.pdf We will have a few there if you forget. Please don't.

This clinic is dependent upon good weather and trail conditions. CHECK THIS POST THE MORNING OF THE CLINIC for any changes cancellations.
the River Legacy trail webpage is here:
http://dorba.org/trail.php?t=21

Where: here is a map (http://TinyURL.com/mml3k66) of exactly where we will meet:
I need some volunteers to help me put on this clinic. You do not need to be a very good rider to help me do things like help control traffic.