April 9th is the 100th day of the year.
All you need is a bike whose age, combined with your age, equal at least 100 years. Younger riders and modern bike folks can add a passenger's age. (some of you might have to ask your grandma if she's up to it)
Go out and ride 100 miles this saturday, and report back (preferably with pix).
If you are of the politically incorrect sort, you could also "do the ton" (100 MPH).
There are any number of other things you could do (eat 100 crawfish, fried pickles or jalapeno poppers, climb 100 steps at your destination, whatever).
Let's make it interesting...
All you need is a bike whose age, combined with your age, equal at least 100 years. Younger riders and modern bike folks can add a passenger's age. (some of you might have to ask your grandma if she's up to it)
Go out and ride 100 miles this saturday, and report back (preferably with pix).
If you are of the politically incorrect sort, you could also "do the ton" (100 MPH).
There are any number of other things you could do (eat 100 crawfish, fried pickles or jalapeno poppers, climb 100 steps at your destination, whatever).
Let's make it interesting...
