Core Skills BUNCH RIDING is a unique phenomenon that allows people from many diverse backgrounds and levels of fitness to train and socialise together. Regardless of your level of fitness and capacity, it is crucial that all of us understand and practise the basics in bunch etiquette. SOME BASIC POINTS If everyone can remember some basic points it will be a lot easier to have trust in your riding partners and have a more enjoyable outing. When you are on the front of the bunch you are the eyes of the bunch. Point out obvious dangers, pot holes, car doors, pedestrians etc Ride at an appropriate speed - remember that’s why you are in the bunch to ride with them! If you want to hammer it, then do it solo or in designated sessions. Keep an eye out for wind direction and try not to fan out into traffic. Pass the calls up and down the bunch, so that everyone knows about the call. NEVER, EVER over lap the wheel in front! Always remember how many riders you have with you. Following the guide points in this book will help you, and your fellow riders, get the most enjoyment out of bunch rides in the safest possible way.
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