Joining a club lets you ride as a team and earn classification points together. Here's how joining works, why you can only be in one club, and what happens once you've asked to join.
Joining a club
Find the club you want and ask to join. Joining is a request, not an instant membership: you become a pending member until the club's administrator approves you. Until you're approved, you're not yet a full member and you don't earn club points.
You can only be in one club at a time
Twenty Peaks limits you to one club per person. If you're already in a club and try to join another, the request is blocked. To move to a different club you have to leave your current club first — see Leave a club.
Joining through an invite link
A club administrator can share an invite link. If you join using that link, you're approved automatically — no separate approval step is needed.
What happens after you join
Your membership starts as pending and becomes approved once an administrator accepts it (or immediately, if you used an invite link). Only approved members count toward the club's event score, so your results start helping the club once you're approved. If you ask to join, change your mind, and then ask again within a couple of weeks, your request simply refreshes rather than starting from scratch.
Related: Invitations & approving members · Leave a club · Clubs vs. communities
