REGULADORES

When riding in a group formation the following hand signals will be used:

Right Turn – left arm up at 90 degree angle

Stop – Left hand extended downward and palm facing backward.

Left Turn – Left arm extended straight out and hand extended.

Single File Riding – Arm extended over head with index finger pointed up means single file riding, used for narrow, winding roads, road obstructions and hazards.

Close Up Formation – Left arm moved in an up and down motion (pumping) with fist closed. This action means tighten up or close riding formation, catch up and stay close. The road Captain will use this signal to execute a group maneuver.

Road Hazard – Pointing downward is to warn fellow riders of pot holes and debris in the road.

Staggered Riding – Hand straight up with Two fingers (index and little finger) extended waving side to side. Staggered riding is used on open roads and where there are a lot of turns. This style allows the rider some leeway for drifting.

V Signal – Two fingers indicate dual riding or two breast where permitted (it is not permitted in N.J.)

Other Hand Signals:

Need Gas – Pointing to your gas tank means you have switched to your reserve. Blow horn to alert Captain.

Approach or Pass – Waving the hand back and forth with arm extended to the side means come up to me or pass me.