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There may have been some legitimate reason that Rider B couldn't pass on the right Even if so, there are these things called "brakes". Rider B was overtaking Rider A - it's on Rider A to hold his line and it's on Rider B to ride safely. If Rider A is coasting to rotate to the rear - there's nothing wrong with that, full stop. IMO you're being too nice to the passing rider.
– Andrew Henle
Commented Jun 15, 2022 at 23:12
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"Cycling in groups is a skill... some people perceive that newer cyclists aren't getting introduced to good group riding skills" is very true and comes down in part to what sort of group. Going from a crowd that sometimes form an informal bunch into the wind or on a fast stretch, to a paceline doing it properly is a big step. I ride in the former category at most - long distance not racing - but have had a couple of sessions with someone talking through the proper method. This group sounds like a mixture of people like me and people doing it properly - not good at speed
– Chris H
Commented Jun 16, 2022 at 8:09

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