Riding with a group is a lot of fun! It can also be dangerous. Using verbal prompts and hand signals helps with communication and safety on the road.

This signal allows a rider to know they're about to be passed from behind. It is not to be rude and brag about passing you, it is used so that you are not surprised by a rider suddenly showing up on your left side.

Potholes rocks sticks and other obstructions in the road should be pointed out. This gives the rider behind them a chance to swerve.

The signal allows riders behind you to know that you are about to slow down or stop.

This signal shows a right turn. An alternate right turn signal is shown by holding up the left arm with a hand pointing upward making a right angle.

Use this signal when turning left.

Although clear is used by some people to show that intersecting roadway has no traffic, our club does not use this signal. It is each individual rider's responsibility to check for the clear roadway themselves. Never trust a rider ahead of you when they signal the roadway is clear.

When you hear someone yell car back or car up, make sure you are to the far left side of the road. You should repeat the signal so riders ahead of you are also warned of traffic approaching.

We have over 300 members in our club! That is 300 potential friends for you. Remember to smile and greet new people.