Keith is the Lead Tailgunner.  In this role, he coordinates volunteers for each ride, attends the pre-ride and helps in route planning.

During the ride, he works as a tailgunner.  Tailgunners ride at the rear of each group and work to keep the group together, secure lanes when making lane changes on the freeway and, in the event the group becomes separated, take the lead of the group and lead it to the next stop.  Also, in the event someone taps out of the group, the tailgunner will stop and assist.

Would you like to be a tailgunner?  Please feel free to Email Keith; he can help you achieve the requirements.

These requirements include:

• Completion of the Motorcycle Safety Foundation's Experienced Rider Course.

Want to be a Shepherd?  Please feel free to email Jim Rawlinson and he will help you become one.

Just rest assured, if you are a new rider, you will have a shepherd on your first ride with us.  What does a shepherd do?  They greet every new rider and help them with the terms, hand signals and traditions of the Chapter.