Next Rally idea? UPDATED

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I am looking for ideas for the next bicycle rally.

One idea is a thrift store ride. At each store you will need to buy and wear a garment to the end.

Any other ideas will be welcome.

We may be doing a Waffle House Rally. I will post details as they become available.

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  1. AnonymousJune 16, 2008 at 12:50 PM

    How about a ride from bike shop to bike shop?

    At each shop you can propose (with a flyer perhaps) the owner give all customers who arrive via bicycle a 10% discount, then list the "good shops" with some sort of designation/award in the links section.

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  2. Qiao RuiJune 16, 2008 at 2:45 PM

    Red Hot Rally - Fire Stations - I think I counted 22 in the beltway

    http://fire.ci.columbus.oh.us/Bureaus/SSB/Fire%20Stations/Maps/Main%20Map%20Pages.htm

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