Our Principles of Safe Riding

• Drinking and driving never mix. This is especially true when participating in a group ride.
• Always ride in staggered formation; it gives you an extra margin for safety.
• Make sure your vehicle is in good operating condition. For example, a bad tire could cause an accident on a group ride.
• Always ride with your headlight on; Cars have enough trouble "noticing" motorcycles; riders should do everything possible to help them out.
• A group of motorcycles is not considered a single vehicle. Be courteous and allow cars to enter and exit the highway and change lanes. Generally speaking, a car will not want to ride in the middle of a group of motorcycles and will get out of the group as quickly as possible.
• Familiarize yourself with the route and scheduled stops.
• Arrive to participate in a group ride with a full tank of gas.
• Take responsibility for your riding, learn more ...
• and go enjoy yourself.