Group rides are often when things go awry on a motorcycle ride, usually because there’s too many chiefs and not enough Indians. The AMA is offering two Road Captain workshops April 7th where you can learn how to lead a group ride more effectively and in a safer manner.
Begin Press Release:

PICKERINGTON, OH ? January 10, 2018 ? Two AMA Road Captain workshops are being offered April 7 at the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum, covering various aspects of leading a group motorcycle ride.
AMA EAGLES training also will be available that day. AMA EAGLES (Education, Activism, Growth, Leadership, Expertise, Skills) is an advocacy and leadership program that empowers members with knowledge, tools and resources tailored to their interests. Through it, members learn about the AMA and become better grassroots activists, public relations representatives and membership advocates.
Two road captain sessions will be presented by AMA Recreational Riding Manager Heather Wilson: a morning session from 10 a.m. to noon and an afternoon session from 1-3 p.m.
?Group rides are an important AMA activity, and this workshop is offered to current AMA members at no charge as way to sharpen their skills as road captains,? Wilson said. ?It?s a great way to learn about planning the route, handling paperwork, preparing for emergencies, using hand signals and taking actions that help improve group rides.?
To register, visit www.americanmotorcyclist.com/For-Members/AMA-Road-Captain-Workshop. Sessions ...