Thursday Nite ~ No Brunch Ride (Strong Intermediate+)

RIDE DESCRIPTION:
Join us for a flowy 12-14ish mile ride at a social/moderate pace over and around many of the rock features within the park. We will have brief stops to regroup and to catch your breath. Route will change weekly. Bring helmet/bar lights any fixflat/tools you need to be self sufficient. Meetup: 6p / Rollout: 6:15p

*Can't make the ride? Meet us for post ride comradery @ 8:15p.

RIDER SKILL/FITNESS REQUIREMENT: Strong Intermediate+
This ride is geared for strong intermediates who regularly mtb 12-14 mi 1 to 2x per week, are already familiar with nite riding in this park either on your own or with our group, and can ride at a moderately consistent pace for at least 2 hours. We will ride some of the usual "rock features" in the park, but will skip or go around anything too techy.

This is NOT a beginner or novice ride so pls be sure you meet the skill and fitness requirements before signing up. Thank you. :)

Disclaimer:
As a member or RSVP to this event, you agree to ride within your abilities and at your own risk.

POST RIDE
Unless decided otherwise, we'll go to GBB if they're open. Bring ur snackies.

FOR GROUP RIDING GUIDANCE & AWARENESS:
*We're a jovial group who enjoy riding mtb & fostering lasting friendships. Ride leaders are volunteers-Not tour guides and are entitled to enjoy their rides as much as you do, so pls make sure you meet the skill/fitness requirements before you RSVP.
*RSVP in advance so we can pre-plan our routes according to turnout.
*You are responsible for your own safety and riding abilities.
*You are responsible for your Guest(s) and they must also meet skill and fitness requirements of this ride.
*If you must listen to music, pls do so via ONE earbud ONLY.
*Be alert to briefs & ready to roll after regroups to improve ride flow & prevent separations.
*If you peel off early, let someone in the group know before doing so.
*If we have a big group, be prepared to help lead a smaller subgroup.
*Trails can be loose in turns in dry months, wash outs can happen.
*Be sure you can handle riding in hot temps during summer months.
*Allow reasonable space between riders esp thru tech sections.
*Stronger, more skilled riders should ride towards front of pack.
*Slower, less skilled riders should ride mid to back of the pack.
*Always let the rider behind you know which way the group is turning.
*Poison Oak is everywhere, so no touchy touchy.
*No smoking/vaping amongst the group.

See you there, Cheers!