We can’t make these events happen without the help of generous and dedicated volunteers.

There are two types of volunteer positions:

1. Assist at an aid station along the route, or at the finish line. Primary duties at aid stations include setting up and taking down the aid station, making sure the table is continuously stocked with goodies, serving water and nutrition products, and occasionally helping fix a flat tire or other mechanical problem (if you have experience and knowledge with that). You must be willing and able to drive yourself to the aid station and if possible, transport a rider either up the course or back to the finish line if they’re unable to complete the ride.

2. SAG driver. Primary duties are roving the course in your own vehicle (hopefully a truck/van or otherwise equipped to carry bikes and people) and stopping to assist with flat tires or other mechanical problems. The most important aspect of driving SAG is being seen by riders so they know folks are out there for them. You must have a cell phone so that we can contact you with specific instructions if a rider needs assistance.

Our goal is have riders give back to their sport, and to also experience an event from the other side of the aid station table.

If you’re planning to ride an event and know you can bring along someone to help out, please email us before signing up and we’ll give you a coupon code to use during registration for an instant 40% off.

If you personally volunteer (not ride the event) for at least 4 hours, you’ll earn a credit to participate in a future single-day event at 40% off.

Credits/Discounts must be used within 18 months of volunteering and may be redeemed online or using the mail-in entry form before the standard entry period ends.

We always need volunteers!