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Bike Roswell! University
Smart Cycling 102- Become a Better Bike Rider – from Shaky to Spectacular; Smart Cycling 202 – Safe Riding in Traffic for Leisure, Commuting and Training . Classes will be held on Saturday, February 25h, 2012.
Discover how you can improve or learn new cycling skills. Sign up for classes now to reserve your seat. (1st 20 enrollees get a FREE scholarship!)
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Get your Bike Roswell! kit
in Time for Spring Riding
KIT SPECIALS: Details & Pricing.
NEW OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTED
Bike Roswell! now has a new slate of officers and directors! Congratulations go out to the new officers: Doug Fallon, President; Matt Foree, Vice President, Steve Thomas, Secretary; and Chuck Crider, Treasurer, as well as the new Board of Directors: Steve Acenbrak; Eric Broadwell; Brian Copeland; Frank Eastland; Tom Erdmanczk; Steve Howard; and Manny Ramos.
You are invited to join this unique cycling advocacy organization.
Georgia Bike Sense: A Guide for Cyclists & Motorist
Published by the Georgia DOT
Motorists and Cyclists: Sharing Georgia’s Roads
In Georgia, motorists and cyclists share the road. Both have equal rights and responsibilities to obey all traffic laws. All road users should show respect and consideration to each other.
Georgia law was recently revised requiring motorists to allow a minimum of 3 feet clearance when passing a cyclist. Excerpt:
When passing a cyclist:
• Allow at least three feet between your vehicle and the bicycle. Just as the wind produced by a passing tractor-trailer can pull a car off course, so too can a passing car cause a cyclist to swerve out of control.
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Cool Cycling Music Video!
Bike Roswell! Cycling Advocate Has “Brush” with Law While Riding
ATLANTA – An avid Bike Roswell! bicyclist who pushed to get a new “3 foot law” passed regarding bicycling safety was hit by a car on Sunday. The law requires drivers to move over three feet when passing a cyclist. The outcome of the accident is leading to increased education about this new law. (See full Article and Video here).
Cold Weather Riding
Tips to stay warm on the Bike. (Read full article here)
Now, after reading this article, have you decided that you’re going to ride today? Here are a couple of Cool Tools that may help keep you from either overheating or freezing on your ride. First , check out the Weather and decide What Should I Wear and then get out there and enjoy your ride in comfort!
Saturday Morning “Over 40 Ride” Winter start time is 9:00am.
The ride time changes to take advantage of daylight, temps and reduced traffic. 7:30am is the Summer start time, 8am is our Spring and Fall start time, while 9am is our Winter start time. We may move it when the temps are hot, cold or as daylight changes and the current start time will be posted here. The ride starts in Roswell Area Park from the first parking lot on the left. 10495 Woodstock Road. Contact Doug Fallon for more details. Go here for the ride page.
The Thursday Night Ride will re-start in the Spring 2012
Ride Safe!
We are looking for guys and gals to be group leaders for all Bike Roswell! ride groups. We want to start a good D Ride for the flats. Are you that leader? If so, contact Doug at fallondesign@mindspring.com
A Group 20-23 mph
B Group 18-20 mph
C Group 15-18 mph
D Group 10-12 mph partially on the trail
Make a Night Bike
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