• Editing existing entry
• Creating Ride Events
• Managing Ride Events
• CRW Website and App

Creating Ride Events

Q: How can I simplify the process of creating a ride event?

A: We recommend following the steps outlined in our How to Create a Ride Post for creating rides, which involves fewer steps: 1. Select Admin mode, 2. Select Template, 3. Update Ride info, and 4. Change visibility to Public.

Q: How can I edit a RideWithGPS hyperlink when creating a ride?

A: To edit a RideWithGPS hyperlink, update the linked URL directly in the HTML editor.

Q: Can I create a ride using the mobile app?

A: Not at this time. The mobile app currently does not support ride creation. To create a ride, please use the website on a computer or a mobile device's web browser.

Managing Ride Events

Q: Who can edit a ride?

A: Any user with admin permissions can edit a ride.

Q: How can I access the ride catalog and edit a ride?

A: To access the ride catalog, go to the admin view, click on "Events," and find the ride you want to edit. Click on the ride to open it, and then click the "Edit" button to make changes.

CRW Website and App

Q: How can I access the CRW Slack channel?

A: The link to the CRW Slack channel can be found on the club's main website, typically under "Resources" or "Member Communication." If you cannot find it, contact a club administrator for assistance.

Q: How do I insert a hyperlink in the description using the mobile app?

A: To insert a hyperlink in the description, you will need to use the WildApricot website on a computer or mobile device's web browser. The mobile app does not currently support hyperlink insertion.

Q: How do I enable registration for an event using the mobile admin app?

A: To enable registration, go to the event in the mobile admin app, click "Edit," and create a new registration type. Define the details for the registration type, including the ticket type, and save your changes.

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Winter bike riding in Boston doesn't have to be intimidating. With the right preparation and gear, you can enjoy the cold weather on two wheels!