1. This isn't a race; though to the untrained eye, it may on occasion appear otherwise.
2. We travel at a brisk pace that an experienced rider should enjoy. But don't worry there's room for less seasoned riders.
3. We always wait at ALL turns on the ride route for the group to re-form and verify we haven't lost anybody.
4. Individually, we should always travel at a pace that's within our capabilities and comfort level for the current conditions.
5. If you're holding someone up, don't stress, we're all friends. WAIT for a straight away and wave them past.
6. If someone is holding you up IN THE CORNERS, Wait and give them a little space, than pass them safely in the straight.

On a detailed map, the line doesn't get any more squiggly than this.  And your anticipation grows.

Westbound from the town of Fairfax:  Fairfax is a small community in southern Marin County on the very edge of an extremely populated area just west of Interstate 101.  North of the Golden Gate Bridge, the money seems to drip off the hillsides.  The beautiful thing is years ago someone very smart created a place called the Mt Tamalpais State Game Refuge.  And virtually no one lives there.  Fairfax Bolinas Road skirts across the northern border of this state game refuge.

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expect a bumpy two lane little used back road.  The road is old, plain and simple.  While the road itself curves back and forth, if you take this at a brisk pace, you'll notice the bumps less and enjoy the ride.  

On the other hand, if your vertebrae are in great health, then tool along and enjoy the countryside.  Like much of Marin County, the wonderment of this road is of course the small homesteads along the way.