I thought that these were gyro rides and if you sign a waiver that
makes you part of the group. I don't have anything against the gyros I
have enjoyed the rides. The bottom line is i had a flat and Gary
helped me out. If not I would have been screwed. I have only lived
here 2 yrs so I am not that familiar with the roads. I am sure a
mototorist would have stopped and given me a ride back. Just thankful
that is all.
On May 22, 2010, at 11:44, <[email protected]> wrote:
Your point is mute in this situation since the writer specifically
designated the Gyros in his report, even though there were non-Gyros
in the group that supposedly left him for dead.
It looks as though anyone on these rides who does not consider
themselves a Gyro would be exempt from any action viewed as
inconsiderate.
Someone without an agenda would simply have stated that "the group"
did not wait for him, unless a roster of club affiliations was at
his disposal.
Ok. I have said enough! I have to heal this body so that I am on my
bike on Saturday mornings instead of responding to trivial issues on
google...You will hear no more from me, I promise!! (Was that a
collective 'yay'!...)
---- Jeff Snavely <[email protected]> wrote:
http://trekraleigh.com/page.cfm?pageId=97
Of course, that brings into question whose ride this is *now* -
what with
the Gyros passing out waivers at every opportunity.
On Fri, May 21, 2010 at 11:05 PM, Logan <[email protected]> wrote:
The only ride that specifically states waiting for mechanicals is
the
Saturday A ride. The Thursday ride warns that it is a DROP ride for
those that cannot maintain the pace (which could technically include
mechanicals). Perhaps Dave can shed light on whether the Thursday
ride is supposed to stop for mechs?
On May 21, 6:32 pm, [email protected] wrote:
I would like to thank Gary of TLC Bikes for helping me with my
flat on
last nights ride. I was riding on the Thurs. night ride and i had
a flat
about 6 miles into the ride. I thought the ride was a stop for
mechanicals
but no one stopped. Luckily Gary and 2 others were behind me and
stopped and
waited for me. Gary stripped my tire off and had the thing changed
in under
2 mins. It was the fastest tire change I have ever seen. By this
time the
group was no where to be seen. I ended up riding with the three of
them and
we did 45 miles which was about 13 farther than the group so it
worked out.
While riding Gary noticed my bike needed some adjustments. I took
it t him
today and it was the best service I have ever had. He gave me a
great price
too. He spent a lot of time with me since I have only been riding
about 3
yrs and went above and beyond his mechanical duties in helping me
with
nutrition and showing me things to help me in the future. I know
they don't
like the promoting of other shops on here but I have to give
credit where
credit is due. Thank you so much Gary for all of your help. And,
fail to the
Gyro's for not waiting on mechanicals as your ride describes.
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