Ok Level 1 in the Morning, Clubman in the Arvo.
I would like to know a bit more about what we call a clubman ride, and how many of these riders have been on a AMTRA clubman ride before. Cos a Clubman ride is set aside for Clubman Riders, not level 1 or 2 riders who think they are Clubman Riders. I'm a Level 2 rider at the moment, but before my broken leggy thing, i was and have been a Clubman/Expert Rider for quite some years.
I think we should all settle down a bit and really think about the grading of rides that are put up on the site, cos if a Clubman rider decides to attend this ride and it's a claytons/clubman ride, then it should be graded as a Level 2.
PUTTING MY FOOT DOWN
Peter
I would refer you to our own club standards and ask you to tell me why it would be a Claytons ride Pete ?
AMTRA rides are graded at 4 different levels.
The following is a description of each of the levels.
Level 1 For riders with little or no trail riding skills.
Level 2 For riders with skill levels above those of a beginner and usually easy rides with lots of
assistance given.
Clubman For riders with average skills and the ability to cope with most terrain and bike repairs
(Punctures, broken levers etc). Assistance given if required.
Experienced For riders with the ability to cope with all terrain with little or no help unless asked for.
Experienced grade rides usually cover long distances.
The last thing we want to do is take you out on your first AMTRA ride and have you not enjoy it. Consider your skill level
carefully and start out on an easier grade of ride. Remember that extremes of weather can change the level of a ride from
easy to hard and vice versa.
If you are unsure, contact one of the new member officers or ride leader for further information. Phone numbers are on
the front page or pre ride notices.