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 SUPERGOOD BIKERS FOR AUTISM & NEURODIVERGENCE

FOUNDER 

Firstly, thanks for supporting... I appreciate all the support and kind words from all of our supporters and parents who message.​

My name is Paul, but most people call me Bracky

I am married with 2 boys, my eldest son, Josh, who often supports me with the ride-outs when he can, and my youngest, Ollie, who has a very rare chromosome deletion.  

Below is the incredible team that makes up SGBFA.

Our REGIoNaL AMBASSADOR

What they do and support with..

Support with the direction of the CIC around the events and rides. 

Attend more than one ride around the UK to help with the organisation

Talking with Super Supporters around local events 

Offers support and talks to supporters about the rides and local bike night or where to get support . 

 

Talking about Autism & ND elements on social posts and sharing photos for the main page & events.  

Supports as a ride leader, marshal, tail end charlie,

Talks & shares info about autism events or resources in the local area 

Attends monthly Regional Ambassador calls

 

All ambassadors to have a role in the CIC - Artwork / coaching / route planning / event support / BSB roles etc. 

SUPERGOOD MARSHALS 

Massive shout out to our volunteer marshals,

without your help, the group rides wouldn't be possible.   

Our SUPER SUPPOTERS

A super supporter is someone in the community who goes a little further to support SGBFA beyond the standard level of our fabulous supporters. 

 

Attending and posting photos of the local ride - photography & or video 

Social posts on the bike, wearing the hoodie at bike nights or out and about, sharing event business cards 

Talking about autism on the socials & sharing about autism events or resources in the local area 

Supports or creates small ride-outs to bike nights. 

SUPERGOOD TEAM 64 

BAZ
Out in the BSB paddock, getting our merch signed for giveaways in the community.  
Help us to continue to continue to 


 

Baz with Jason at MCAMS
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