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The Voice of the Skagit Bicycle Club September 2011 In this issue: 2 Off the Back 3 Duarte by Ken Rasmussen 4 Freewheeling 5 Rides & More 6 Calendar 7 Board Briefs Club Information 8 Membership Form

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How to fill out ride reports - Skagit:

1. Start by gathering all the necessary information about the ride, such as the date, time, and location.
2. Clearly describe the purpose of the ride report and what it aims to achieve.
3. Provide a detailed account of the route taken during the ride, including any stops or deviations from the original plan.
4. Document any notable incidents, such as accidents, near-misses, or mechanical issues that occurred during the ride.
5. Include information about the conditions encountered during the ride, such as weather, road conditions, or terrain.
6. Mention the participants involved in the ride, including their names, roles, and any specific actions or contributions.
7. Use clear and concise language when describing each section of the ride report to ensure accuracy and understanding.
8. At the end of the report, summarize the key takeaways or lessons learned from the ride.
9. Proofread the report for any errors or inconsistencies before submitting it.

Who needs ride reports - Skagit:

1. Anyone involved in organizing or managing group rides in the Skagit area can benefit from ride reports.
2. Ride organizers can use ride reports to track and document the progress of rides, ensuring that they meet safety and regulatory requirements.
3. Law enforcement agencies may request ride reports as part of their investigation or accident reconstruction process.
4. Insurance providers may require ride reports to assess any claims or incidents that occur during the ride.
5. Participants in the ride can also benefit from having detailed ride reports as a reference for future rides or to share with others.

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