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ride informationRBC organizes a variety of group ride types to meet a range of cyclist objectives including fitness, training, and social fun. This section of the website contains information about the rides. Below is a summary of relevant pages on the website with detailed information about club rides:
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RBC RIDE Roles and responsibilities
Route Coordinator
RBC routes are reviewed and cue sheets are edited by route coordinators to ensure consistency and safety. Routes are then published to our Ride with GPS RBC Library. Club members have premium privileges to download any club route including turn-by-turn and safety annotations. If you would like to add a route to the club library, please send your request to rwgps@restonbikeclub.org.
Membership Coordinator
The membership coordinator is a point of contact for members, the Board, and the ride leaders to facilitate communication between the right people. The membership coordinator also supports ensuring that riders maintain support of the club through membership and the liability waiver. Please send an email to info@restonbikeclub.org with any questions for the membership coordinator.
Ride Leader
Ride leaders are the heart of RBC. Ride leaders are primarily responsible for welcoming new riders and ensuring safe conduct during the ride so that all participants get the most enjoyment possible from each ride. Any member can become a ride leader - please review the RBC Ride Safety guidelines and the RBC Ride Leader Guide and send an email to info@restonbikeclub.org if you would like to lead a ride. Ride leaders are also responsible for ensuring that riders have signed up for the ride to support RBC insurance needs, and canceling rides if the weather is not suitable.
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