During the charity bike ride, participants must remain vigilant and aware of potential hazards along the route. Staying alert helps ensure a safe and smooth experience for all.
Common Hazards to Watch For
• Potholes & Uneven Surfaces: Scan ahead and avoid unstable road sections to prevent accidents.
• Animals Crossing: Slow down and give space to any animals crossing the path.
• Sharp Bends: Reduce speed and approach turns with caution.
• Road Obstructions: Watch for debris, rocks, or branches and steer clear safely.
• Large Vehicles: Stay alert for tractors or trucks, especially on narrow roads. Yield when necessary.
• Tunnels: Ride through tunnels as a group, staying visible and following safety instructions.
Riding Etiquette & Safety Measures
• Safe Distances: Maintain space between riders, especially on technical or congested sections.
• Hand Signals & Communication: Use clear signals to indicate hazards or direction changes.
• Focus & Awareness: Stay attentive to the terrain and surroundings.
• Safe Overtaking: Pass only when safe, and communicate your intention clearly.
• Descent Safety: Descend cautiously, alerting others and allowing reaction time.
By staying aware and following these safety practices, riders help create a safer, more enjoyable experience for everyone involved.