Riders Respect 1/2:

This is very important for new riders and especially if you want to be invited to go out on rides. Load your gas up to a full tank before showing up at meeting point. Be on time. Carry some spare parts and extra motor oil. If you borrow any parts make sure you replace it. If you borrow tools make sure you return it. Smaller engines (24hp) in the front, larger engines (32hp) in the back. Loud pipes in the back of the group. Beginners in the front, let the ride leader know its your first time out. Do not wander off and make everyone wait for you. If the rider in front pulls over, stop and wait and if necessary provide assistance. When approaching turns look back and if you do not see if the rider is there, if not and wait. If there are any road conditions that needs extra attention give a hand signal. If you like to stop to take photos, ride in the back of the group and let others know you will be stopping for photos. For long distance rides have your bike inspected and tuned before you go. Keep the areas you visit clean.

Do not ride like an Asshole!: If someone is passing a vehical, do not parallel pass on the opposite side. Do not swerve back and forth, stay in a straight line so the guy in front of you knows your position. Do not use your high beam at night. Do not ride in the bicycle lane. Do not overtake other riders. Do not ride parallel especially on winding roads. If you need to go back or make a U-turn, pull over and wait till all riders pass you. If you are going to leave from the group, let the ride leader know. If your bike is in questionable condition stay home.

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