Volunteers are needed: at
the Registration tables, as Route Marshals, Route sign
posting and tear-down, and general clean-up.
Registration Tables: check
off pre-registered participants, day of registrations,
T-shirt distribution, etc.
Route Marshals: Ride along
the route until you get to an assigned location to stop and
help with traffic, rider directions, or rest stops.
Continue the ride when the route sweepers come by. Also
carry tubes, patch kits and air pump for flats. (Please
specify 10 or 25 mile route.)
Route Signs: This can be
done by bicycle or car.
- posting involves starting not later than
7:00 AM to put up route turn signs pre-ride.
- tear-down involves removing the route
signs anytime post-ride (after the route sweepers go by).
(Please specify pre-ride or post-ride, or
both.)
General clean-up: helping
after returning from the ride, or stay in the park during
the ride if you are not riding. (Please specify during the
ride or after the ride.)
If you fill
out a
volunteer form we'll try to make the best use of
your abilities and available time. As a volunteer run
and member driven organization, we appreciate your help.
You keep the wheels spinning!
If you can't
commit to volunteering, here are three easy ways to
help out to make this tour a success.
-
Register to ride. Don't forget to bring your
family.
-
Tell 5 of your friends about this great
event.
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Join or make a donation to Bike Walk CT. Bike
Walk CT brings you this event and also is doing a heck
of a job with bicycle and pedestrian advocacy at the
regional and state level.
Thank you in advance for stepping up to help make this
event happen.
E-Mail
(gyaindl@bikewalkct.org)
Georgette Yaindl Exec. Director Bike Walk Connecticut