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Ride FAQ
Making the Ride Fun
Rules for the Ride
Group rides can be fun but here is a list of suggestions to make the ride even more enjoyable.
Arrive at the starting location with a full tank of gas. During longer rides the group will stop for gas on a regular interval (75 miles or less) or as needed.
Rather than dealing quarters on the ride bring your SunPass. Remember the SunPass Mini will not work on motorcycles but the small transponder will work.
Gloves are a good idea on long rides or cold days. It’s a good idea to have two pairs of gloves. One pair for summer rides to help absorb sweat and a heavy pair of gloves to keep your hands warm.
A good pair of ride boots not only protects you in an accident but makes a ride more comfortable.
Make sure you bring clear glasses if the ride will go after dark. It’s a good idea to bring an extra pair of glasses on longer rides.
Dress in layers rather than one heavy leather jacket. During the ride weather conditions can change quickly and being able to remove layers makes the rider more comfortable.
Bring rain gear or have a rain resistant jacket. A rainy day can make a long ride miserable if you cannot stay dry.
You should have a basic toolkit to make minor repairs. A Road Captain will have a toolkit but some bikes require special tools that the Road Captain will not have.
A bungee cord or net is a good thing to keep on the bike. Bikes don’t have much storage space and the passenger seat can be a good place to store that leather jacket when it get’s warm.