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Rider Resources
How registration worked for the Lone Star Ride, how riders joined teams, and the paths riders used to reach their fundraising minimums.
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| Ref. | Entry | Tab | Checked | |
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| RD-016 | Fundraising Letters That Work for Charity RidersHow riders write fundraising letters and emails that raise money, from the ask and the story to follow-ups and thank-yous. | Rider Resources | ||
| RD-015 | Riding Safely on North Texas Country RoadsSafety practices for group riding on rural North Texas roads, including traffic, dogs, chip seal, heat, and communication in pacelines. | Rider Resources | ||
| RD-014 | Training for a Two-Day Charity RideA structured approach to training for a multi-day charity ride, covering base miles, back-to-back days, heat, and recovery. | Rider Resources | ||
| RD-013 | Fundraising Minimums Explained for Charity RidesWhy charity rides set fundraising minimums, how they work in practice, and what happens when a rider falls short or exceeds the goal. | Rider Resources | ||
| RD-006 | How Riders Registered, Joined a Team and Reached the MinimumHow registration worked for the Lone Star Ride, how riders joined teams, and the paths riders used to reach their fundraising minimums. | Rider Resources | ||
| RD-005 | The Rider Learning Centre: Letters, Packing and Safe RidingA rider learning centre on fundraising letters, packing for a two-day ride, pledge parties, and riding safely on North Texas country roads. | Rider Resources | ||
| RD-004 | The Questions Riders Asked: Entry, Minimums and TrainingRecurring rider questions about the Lone Star Ride, covering entry, fundraising minimums, training expectations, and what to bring to camp. | Rider Resources |
