Info about becoming a rider.

Cross Country Rider

Join Scott for a cup of coffee, an hour, a day or longer as he cycles around the country. Check the blog or map to find out approximately where and when Scott and the group are going.

Organized Day Ride

There will be some organized day rides coming to a city near you. However, we need help organizing these events before groups arrive. So, If you would like to be a rider, why not contact your local bicycle club and community organizations to help arrange a ride. Chances are you will find someone whose passion in life is to organize events.

General Guidelines for joining the adventure and contributing:

1. Do what you enjoy.
   
2. Create your own opportunites — be your own boss.
3. Benefit everyone involved— thus building an even bigger foundation for your own creations.
   
4. Get compensated—that can be anything from joy, to overcoming a challenge, to seeing your community prosper, to financial assistance.
5. Even 1 minute helps if you can dream of a new idea or take an idea one step further to becoming a reality. See 3-steps for turning dreams into reality.
6. Take the first step—Please visit the "Become a friend" page to pledge your support and insert one of the icons into your post.

Additional Guidelines for the riders:

1. Help chronicle your adventures and inspiration with photos, videos, blogs, etc.
2. Please lend a helping hand and kind word.
3. All particpants especially riders accept ulitmate responsibility for their physical welfare and spiritual well-being.
4. Riders may come and go at will. In other words, limit your expectations of others by making spoken agreements.
5. Scott is just a rider too. He is not the spiritual leader, motivational coach, boss, manager, organizer or anything else except a friend. In other words, we are all equal adults here and everywhere else. If you know anyone who is willing and capable to be a leader, organizer, etc., please invite them to join the ride.
6. Scott will be stopping frequently
7. Bring a friend.