Captain Slow
Well-Known Member
Oh, I said I agree with that argument but understand others would argue to the contrary.
If I'm on a group ride on the road and we're moving along at say 32 km/hr. (since many ebikes are restricted to that speed) and someone joins us who has never ridden in a group before and doesn't have much experience riding. I'm not going to be comfortable with them joining us on an ebike until I know that person has learned to ride in a group safely. I don't want someone at the front who might slam on their brakes without warning, might not point out obstacles in the road, might swerve into others unexpectedly.
I think the group would tell that person to ride at the bike behind everyone else until they learned how to ride in a group.
If I'm on a group ride on the road and we're moving along at say 32 km/hr. (since many ebikes are restricted to that speed) and someone joins us who has never ridden in a group before and doesn't have much experience riding. I'm not going to be comfortable with them joining us on an ebike until I know that person has learned to ride in a group safely. I don't want someone at the front who might slam on their brakes without warning, might not point out obstacles in the road, might swerve into others unexpectedly.
I think the group would tell that person to ride at the bike behind everyone else until they learned how to ride in a group.