Club100 places the highest importance on providing a safe cycling environment for its members. In addition, it acknowledges that we share the roads with other road users, and therefore needs to encourage courteous cycling in the interests of all concerned. This simple ten point code defines the behaviour we expect from members to promote safe cycling and protect the reputation of our club, sponsors and sport. Continued disregard for its provisions will lead to verbal cautions followed by disciplinary action and possible expulsion from the club.

1. We ride responsibly, avoiding any actions that could jeopardise the safety of fellow cyclists - loudly pointing out potential hazards such as approaching vehicles and potholes.
2. We respect and are courteous to fellow road or trail users, both vehicles and pedestrians. This means no verbal altercations or obscene gestures, rather a show of gratitude or wave where appropriate.
3. We cycle single file where there is no shoulder and two abreast where there is a shoulder.
4. We do not trespass on private property (mountain bikers).
5. We stop at red traffic lights and stop streets and approach all intersections, including green traffic lights, with caution.
6. We do not litter - be it empty energy sachets, punctured tubes or chocolate wrappers. Our mountaineer bikers stick to established trails and attempt to minimize their impact on the environment.
7. We never leave club members with a puncture or mechanical fault alone on the side of the road or trail during organised club rides. At least one other club member will stay behind to assist or wait until the back up vehicle arrives (083 Club100). In dangerous areas, or where there has been an accident, the marshal may designate more riders to stay behind. In the event of a medical emergency, help is summoned (084 124) and first aid principles applied.
8. We follow the instructions of designated Club100 ride marshals at all times.
9. We wear our sponsor's colours on all organised races and club rides. Ankle bands with personal and medical aid details are worn - critical if unconscious after an accident. First names are affixed to bikes and helmets to promote accountability, facilitate social interaction and build club spirit.
10. We are proud to be part of Club100, pay our annual subs on time, look out for fellow club members and participate in Saturday morning breakfasts and other club activities as time permits.

Have a look at this article to see how to ride safe!

Club 100 waiver - Important read!

I hereby confirm that my participation in cycling events, training rides, club rides and/or fun rides, whether formal and/or informal, that are organised and/or run by, and/or held under the auspices of, Club 100 (“the cycling events and/or rides”) is entirely at my own risk and in the full appreciation of the inherent risks in such participation.  I agree that neither Club 100 nor any of its employees, office bearers, sponsors, ride and/or race marshals and/or officials, and/or committee and/or club members (“the Club and/or its partners”) will be liable for any loss, mishap, injury, incapacity, disability, death and/or damage of whatsoever nature (the “Loss”) which may be suffered by me as a direct and/or indirect result of my participation in the cycling events and/or rides, regardless of whether or not the Loss is occasioned directly and/or indirectly by and/or through such participation and/or directly and/or indirectly by and/or through the acts and/or omissions of the Club and/or its partners.  I hereby waive and abandon my right to institute any claim and/or action against the Club and/or its partners in respect of any Loss that I may sustain whilst participating in any of the cycling events and/or rides.  I further agree that the Club and/or its partners will not be liable to compensate me and/or any of my dependents for any Loss that may occur as a direct and/or indirect result of my participation in any of the cycling events and/or rides, and I hereby indemnify, and hold harmless, the Club and/or its partners (as the case may be) against any claim that may be made against them by any party in respect of any Loss.  I furthermore indemnify, and hold harmless, the Club and/or its partners (as the case may be) against any claim which may be made against any of them by any party, arising directly and/or indirectly out of any loss, damage and/or injury caused directly and/or indirectly by me whilst participating in any of the cycling events and/or rides.  The provisions of this waiver and indemnity shall be likewise binding upon my heirs, executors and/or administrators, as the case may be.