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General Discussion / Re: How to become a bike guide
« on: August 06, 2020, 03:09:29 pm »
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General Discussion / Re: How to become a bike guide
« on: August 06, 2020, 10:07:32 am »
Thank you for the recommendation! I have looked into ACA leadership training courses. Currently only one in florida in November. Hopefully they will have some course offerings a little closer to me in the coming year.
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General Discussion / Re: How to become a bike guide
« on: August 05, 2020, 06:27:40 pm »
I live in Northwest Montana! I have been riding for 9 years. I started off road cycling, dabbled in triathlon/duathlon, occasionally mountain bike but my passion is gravel grinding, day trips and bikepacking. I am a veloguide and have guided individuals and couples a handful of times with much positive feedback. I am registering for a bike mechanics course this fall so I am more skilled at repairs should they occur when guiding. I am interested in taking a route planning / navigation course but have not found one yet. Perhaps there is one available through a reputable company online? I have started to compile questions for a form I would like guests to complete if interested in a guided tour, to help me gather some background information on them and better understand what they like and want from a tour. One question I have is, do other self-employed guides have insurance, and if so, which type?
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General Discussion / How to become a bike guide
« on: August 05, 2020, 02:57:40 pm »
Hi All!
I have led a few bike tours and am looking to learn and gain more experience. Does anyone have any suggestions or recommended resources I should check out?
Thanks in advance & happy pedaling!
Jennie
I have led a few bike tours and am looking to learn and gain more experience. Does anyone have any suggestions or recommended resources I should check out?
Thanks in advance & happy pedaling!
Jennie
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