Most, but not all of these are posted on the League of American Bicyclists website

• Decorate a cake or cookies with a bicycle theme.
• Ride with your child to school
• Make a CD of songs with the bicycle in the title or the band name. Suggestions include The Bicycle Thieves, Bicycle Race by Queen, and a Bicycle Named Heaven.
• Ride your first century (100 miles)
• Give a Progressive Dinner on a bike
• Do a chalk drawing in front of your house wishing a happy birthday to bicycling
• Decorate your helmet
• Wear spandex to your next board meeting
• Write your congressman about the importance of bicycling
• Plan a cycling vacation
• Organize a neighborhood bike parade or ride
• Read a book on the history of bicycling
• Visit the Bicycle Museum of America in New Bremen Ohio
• Purchase a Share the Road License plate
• Attach a playing card to your bike wheel and ride around like you did when you were a little kid.
• Take a Family Bike Ride
• Rent a classic bicycling movie and invite friends in to watch
• Ask your employer to install bike rack at your workplace
• Ask your employer to provide showers at work
• Write a letter to the paper on the virtues of bicycling
• Invite a local official to ride with you on your next outing
• Invite a non-riding neighbor out for a ride
• Write a thank you letter to COBAC or the Ohio Bicycle Federation for the work they do.
• Ride a different type of bike than usual: Try a tandem, a tricycle, unicycle or recumbent
• Teach a child to ride.
• Become a COP Ride Leader
• If you are not riding TOSRV, VOLUNTEER!
• Unsafe riding conditions between your house and work? Take COTA part of the way (your bike rides free) or drive halfway, then pedal the rest.