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CGW Midwest MEET 2012 AUGUST
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<blockquote data-quote="dan filipi" data-source="post: 30307" data-attributes="member: 54"><p>Yes riding in a group can be challenging.</p><p>Communication before setting off is key as is making sure everyone understands hand signals and<u> USES THEM.</u></p><p></p><p>I used to ride with a GWRRA group that <u>insisted</u> we ride 2 seconds apart, I'm not comfortable with that most times especially in heavy traffic. This chapter leader was VERY aggressive, insisted on "This is OUR lane and get the cagers out!" In trying to do so I had a few close calls as did a couple others.</p><p></p><p>Needless to say after a couple rides I left GWRRA all together, there were other reasons but the riding style was the main one.</p><p>I'm sure it's different other areas but here in L.A traffic with the way people drive and cut you off if you want to live to ride another day their style is just asking for the worst to happen.</p><p></p><p>Now on pleasure rides I go out alone which is how I prefer.</p><p>I like to stop whenever I want and change destination whenever I want, hard to do in a group but with this ride to Canada we'd have a planned route and destination as well as planned break stops.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dan filipi, post: 30307, member: 54"] Yes riding in a group can be challenging. Communication before setting off is key as is making sure everyone understands hand signals and[u] USES THEM.[/u] I used to ride with a GWRRA group that [u]insisted[/u] we ride 2 seconds apart, I'm not comfortable with that most times especially in heavy traffic. This chapter leader was VERY aggressive, insisted on "This is OUR lane and get the cagers out!" In trying to do so I had a few close calls as did a couple others. Needless to say after a couple rides I left GWRRA all together, there were other reasons but the riding style was the main one. I'm sure it's different other areas but here in L.A traffic with the way people drive and cut you off if you want to live to ride another day their style is just asking for the worst to happen. Now on pleasure rides I go out alone which is how I prefer. I like to stop whenever I want and change destination whenever I want, hard to do in a group but with this ride to Canada we'd have a planned route and destination as well as planned break stops. [/QUOTE]
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