Most of what I would say has already been mentioned. The top things would be:

1) Easier to find today's ride info.

2) Usable on mobile.

I'd put a link in the header on each page pointing to a "Today's ride" page that would show start point, time, and ride leader(s) contact info. Plus members-only links to maps and GPS. Bonus would be on-page forum so we can check in for weather updates, confirm who's going, etc.

In find the website easy enough to navigate, for my purposes, which are generally finding maps, registering for events, and using these forums.

Thank you for the "Sell Gear" forum!

I'm not a fan of slideshows, particularly on the front page, and especially when I see a picture of myself that someone took without my knowledge and sent up to the club. I would prefer a picture gallery on another page, and the option to request that a picture be deleted.

I would request that the Sunday ride information, including links to maps, NOT be deleted each week. If a ride is rained out and you want to do it another time, it would nice to be able to go back and find that map. 

1. When we sign up for a Sunday ride, we are asked which distance we plan to ride and what level (A, B, C, Alt-C, Social) rider we are. But on that Sunday's ride status page, this information is not provided. If possible, could this information be listed along with the members doing the ride so we can see if there will be other members we can ride with. Currently the members that are listed as doing the ride communicate with each other on our Facebook group to sort this out, but there are many members who haven't (and will never) join Facebook. And as always, stress that all riders print out the ride map and/or the turn-by-turn list, or download the GPS route for the ride because there are no ride leaders for the Sunday rides.

2. If Wild Apricot provides such a feature, we need a forum on the website like the Facebook group or the old Yahoo group where we can quickly communicate about the rides and the ride status so that those members who do not wish to join Facebook can get updates and share information on the rides. The current discussion facility appears to be too cumbersome. (BTW, Yahoo recently has shut down Yahoo!Groups. Most of the former Yahoo groups have moved to "groups.io".)

3. I don't understand why some members are having such a hard time finding the links to the maps and the routes on RideWithGPS, but perhaps the website can send an email reminder for each ride and its current status that includes the links.

Could we try Twitter for ride cancellations?