Old 12-09-13 | 03:49 AM
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bigfred
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Originally Posted by FBinNY
My favorite rule when I rode with a regular small group was that whoever was in front could take (or not take) any turn at any intersection. This made for some interesting rides to places we'd probably never go to by design.

After a while it led to some fun sprints, when some people really wanted to be in charge as we approached a turn, or even more fun when the group didn't want a particular person up front there.

As for flats, you were on your own for your first flat, and had better be able to deal with it. However friends would gladly help out if you were unlucky and had a second.
Originally Posted by Machka
Now this sounds interesting!
I would introduce that to one of my groups, but, there's a guy I can't out sprint and don't want to have to follow:-) Last time we left him in charge the route went something like:
Ridge Road to Skyline, Something or other (damned hard) Hill to Razorback Road, right at the radio towers, up to the Geo Survey Trig, then left.
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