October – EOM Ride Out
October 30 @ 9:00 am - 3:00 pm UTC+0
Simon Lucas will be leading this months ride.
RIDE DETAILS
Sunday 30th October
Meeting Point Location:
Tulleys Farm – 9:30am, with a pre-ride brief and departure for 10am
Pre-Ride Coffee/Tea
Tulleys
Closest Petrol Station:
Texaco, Crawley Balcombe Rd (B2036), Pound Hill, Crawley, RH10 7RU
Lunch Point:
Kirdford
Route:
A’s, B’s with a mix of the usual single tracks roads taking in Horsham, Lewes, Chichester and Guildford.
Approx 120 miles
Returning to Tulleys between 2 and 3pm
** New and Recent members – remember please you will need to have had your Initial Assessment Ride with an Instructor to attend this and any other club riding activities
** All members please carry your membership card on this and all club activities
REGISTRATION
There are no restrictions on how many can join the ride, but we ask that you please register by emailing the ride leader. See details below.
Weather
As with all Group Ride Outs, please note that if the overnight temperature is forecast to be below 3C degrees at the ride start point, the ride out will be cancelled automatically. There will not normally be a second notification if this is the case.
Back-Marker System
One of the riders will need to Back-Mark so any volunteer for this please advise the ride leader when you register for the ride. If you have an orange Hi-Viz please bring it with you, or one may be provided on the day, or dependant on the size of the group an alternative marker may be agreed.
Please make sure you are fully conversant with the rules of the “BACK-MARKER SYSTEM“. Following these correctly is vital to the smooth running of the day and reduces the risk of losing someone or everyone. Details of the BM system are on our Southernriders.org website. If you’re unsure on the day, ask one of the attending Ride Leader. They will be more than happy to clarify any issues you have.
Hi-Viz
If you wear hi-viz, please ensure it is not Orange as this is reserved for the ‘back-marker’ during our ride-outs. We appreciate you may normally wear an orange hi-viz whilst riding. However, some find it confusing when in the middle of the group to see two or more riders with the orange hi-viz. So, in an effort to avoid confusion and markers leaving their post prematurely ONLY the back-marker is to wear orange hi-viz. Thank you