Register riders

Paint arrows on routes. Two people per vehicle. One drives and one stops and paints. Switch off. Keep windows rolled at least halfway down. Paint is placed 300 feet before the turn at the warning sign (IE: Stop ahead), at the turn (approx 8-10 feet before) and 100 feet after the turn for verification. Mark potholes and rough spots for bicycles. (white paint). Mark tracks. Mark for SAG stops. Mark clearly coming out of SAG stops May be done any time prior to ride, preferably 10-14 days in advance. Don't mark on wet pavement. If all routes go through area, mark for all routes for efficiency.

Work directly with event director to purchase SAG supplies This is done Tuesday or Wednesday of the week of the ride.

Pick up ice and bring to start at 6:30 AM

Remove items from trailer and organize for the various rest stops, plus assist with setting up registration. Move tents and tables and chairs into place Volunteers for this job can also ride.

Assist with parking, mostly by directing participants to parking lot based on diagram to be provided.

Set up tents and tables. Prepare and distribute food and drinks at rest stop. Assist in tearing down and loading on truck. Rest stop stays open until Metric Sweeps come through.
Meet at start and transport rest stop supplies to location. Bring all supplies back when completed.

Respond to riders needing assistance and transport as necessary. It's helpful if you can offer basic repair, such as fixing a flat. Must be able to carry bikes on your vehicle, including those with disk brakes. May also assist at rest stops when not responding to riders. May also transport foodstuffs if needed. Works with HAMs

Clean out coolers and ice chests and re-pack trailer. Patrol upper and lower parking areas and pick up trash. Help your event director, who's already been working all weekend! Volunteers for this job can also ride.

Manages day. Designates responsibilities, coordinates with HAMs and SAG drivers. Communicates with SAGs

Shadows Ride Director

Set up large canopy tents and pop ups Friday night

Pick up the NCBC trailer and deliver to ride site at 6:30 AM Saturday June 4th

Tow the trailer back to its storage location

Help Nancy C set up gear table, sell gear and raffle tickets. Tear down gear table and help pack up bins

Transport tents, gear etc to CBC and help put them all way. Requires lifting.

Update the web and registration site for 2022 and updates to content leading up to the event and after the event.

Pick-up Duck Donuts in Cary at 6:45AM and have at registration for breakfast at 7:15AM

Dunkin Donuts on 800 Perry Road at 6 am to pick up donuts

Meet At Vicious Fishes Brewery at 7 AM in Apex and help sort and load, and delver rest stop supplies to the various rest stops.

Help set-up the lunch tables and Monitor the lunch tables to make sure they stay stocked and the recipients are registered Spring Fling Attendees.

Ice Cream Sever - Scoop/server ice cream to participants after returning from ride from an Ice Cream Cart

Sweeper: Opposite of a leader, the last person in the peloton. Their job is to make sure no one gets left behind on no-drop rides. The sweeper should know the route and be able to contact others in the group if trouble. And encourage those struggling.

Sweeper: Opposite of a leader, the last person in the peloton. Their job is to make sure no one gets left behind on no-drop rides. The sweeper should know the route and be able to contact others in the group if trouble. And encourage those struggling.

Place directional and event signs along route.