Wednesday is the day they are seen on campus. These rides are called urban assualt and are held around 6 p.m. That biker must tag another until the last person is tagged. After the last person has been tagged, they all race to put their knees on the ground. Playing these games provides the bikers a chance to practice their biking techniques.
All members have different reasons for riding.
Chris Hood said that one benefit is an increase in health, but it's not the sole benefit. They are in the process of trying to get sponsorship from local businesses for jerseys for each member. Any help that we can get would be greatly appreciated. The Southern Flyers, with its 25 members, are a new addtion at GSU, riding with spirit and pride and racing with the same dreams. Most people have heard of Habitat for Humanity but most have no idea what the organization does.