This page will be regularly updated as reports and photos are posted on riders' sites.

07.23.01 Final update from Steve Adams here.

07.23.01 Photos from the ride on Stan Jessup's site. 

07.23.01 Photos and report (the 101 Scout perspective) on Jeff Alperin's site. Plan to spend some time here; tons of great photos.

07.12.01 Mike Bulda of WWLP News in Springfield, MA has been riding along from CA and is posting daily updates on the wwlp.com page.

07.11.01 Update from Chief Mike Kiwi Tomas: "...These final days seem like retirement compared to the fast pace of the first 2500 miles of the journey..." Read more here.

07.11.01 Update from Steve Adams: "... It made all the hardship and hard work I have endured these past few years worth every minute. I just wish we could have done more. For every kid we can make smile, for every life we touch in some small way I know that this was what we were doing this ride for. For the kids." Read more here.

07.09.01
More updates on Stan Jessup's site. The Pokey Posse Adventures

06.29.01
We're on the road! Pictures from the take off by Dennis Bickmeier. More pictures on Pat Willliams' Servicycle website and running updates on Stan Jessup's King Clutch site!

06.26.01
Change of plans: We will take off from the California Speedway in Fontana, Friday June 29. More details on the route page.

06.25.01
Festivities in Springfield: Friday Night July 13th Cocktail Party for Riders Only, at the Sheraton. Hosted by Paul Picknelly (Sheraton) and Indian MC Gilroy.

Saturday Bike Show and Concert, Main Street in front of the Hippodrome hosted by the Hippodrome. Wall of Death Riders, courtesy  of Indian MC Gilroy. Demo Rides Indian Motorcycles, courtesy of Indian MC Springfield.

Sunday Escort to the Indian Museum for Indian Day.

06.08.01
List of hotels, campgrounds and RV parks is now online.

04.18.01 You can still join the ride even if we're past deadline! We may not be able to get you a T-shirt in your size for the Ride, but in that case we'll send it when we get home. Other than that, no problem! Welcome aboard!

Also, if you need transport for your bike to or from the Ride, please contact Wisco Transportation. They are set up for transporting antique bikes safely and at good rates. Wisco is one of our main sponsors.

02.07.01
Lunch stops added on the route page, several new sponsors!

01.18.01
Due to popular demand, the entry Fee for EVERYONE has been reduced to $150 (plus $50 for passenger). This goes for everyone, no matter where you join us, and includes a Century Ride Home T-shirt and pin. $50 will go towards the expense of the truck, $100 will go to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. If you want to join us for a single day, the fee is $50, meals, hotels etc seperate, but you'll get a Century Ride Home pin. Those who've paid the full share will have their checks returned. We have decided to do this to make this ride more accessible for everyone. So, join the others who have already sent their money in and join the greatest road run of the new millennium: The original Century Ride Home. 

Welcome to Wisco Transportation and Indian MC, Springfield as new sponsors! Please see the Sponsors page.

There has been some adjustment of the sponsorship levels to go with the revised budget. See the Sponsors page.

There has been some route changes. See the Route page.

11.21.00
More FAQ's on the Details page.

There has been some route changes. See the Route page.

I have been talking with a radio station from Springfield, MA that wants us to broadcast live every morning from the road. They will also be involved with putting on concerts Friday and Saturday nights in Springfield, along with a parade etc etc. Peter Pan Bus Lines will also be running buses to the Indian Museum on Sunday for those who are tired of riding.

Steve Adams
the Century Ride Home