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Ride Planning Worksheet
Ride Leaser Team
Ride Leader Meeting minutes
| Meeting | Minutes |
| 2020 MARCH | Notes from RIDE LEADERS 050320 |
| Note that before November 2019 the Committe ran a management system that combined the functions of Runs Planning and Club management. From 2020 the Ride Leader meetings will take on responsibility for Runs Planning. |
Ride Attendance Reports
| Period | Report |
| 2020 JULY to 2020 AUG |
attendanceRepor202009t |
| 2020 JUNE to 2020 MAY |
http://coventryctc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/rideAttendanceAug.pdf |
| 2019 DECEMBER & 2020 JANUARY | http://coventryctc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Dec-Jan.pdf |
| 2019 OCTOBER & NOVEMBER | http://coventryctc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/2019-Oct-Nov.pdf |
| 2019 SEPTEMBER & OCTOBER | http://coventryctc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/2019-Sep-Oct-Ride-Attendance.pdf |
| 2019 AUGUST & SEPTEMBER | http://coventryctc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/2019-Aug-Sep.pdf |
| 2019 JULY & AUGUST | http://coventryctc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/2019-July-Aug.pdf |
| 2018 JULY | http://coventryctc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/2018-July-Ride-Report.pdf |
Ride Leader Procedures
Ride Leader Toolkit
The Cycling UK Website has a ‘Ride Leader Toolkit’ of useful information to assist and guide Ride Leaders as to how they can perform their role.
Ride Leading & Planning Procedures
PRODUCING THE QUARTERLY RIDES LIST
George Riches
To be documented
UPDATING THE ROUTES LIBRARY
Bob Tinley
All the data currently on the system in stored in gpx.coventryctc.org.uk with the file name yyyymmdd.gpx. The only exception is when we have long ride and short ride gpx files when the files are called yyyymmddL.gpx and yyyymmddS.gpx.
Week by week as the gpx files roll in I upload them to gpx.coventryctc.org.uk, so the record is always up-to-date. It was easy for me to structure the tables with their current structure because the files are all stored on my PC with the names yyyymmdd stop1-stop2-stop3.gpx where stop2 and stop3 may not be present according to there being 1, 2, or 3 stops on the ride. I can then produce an import file from a file listing off my PC – an extra edit could split up stop1, 2 and 3 into separate columns if that is required. This means that the destinations of the gpx files can seen immediately from their file name, otherwise they need to be opened up to check their destinations.