P.E.I. senior injured in 2016 wipeout goes on to cycle the globe

In 2016, a Prince Edward Island senior endured a grievous wipeout while cycling. Little did they know, this misfortune would pave the way for a virtual expedition around the world.

The septuagenarian, whose identity is being withheld, was pedaling along a rural roadway when they experienced what can only be described as a devastating spill. While the incident left them with a broken collarbone, it also instilled in them a newfound passion for long distance cycling.

Fueled by a desire to explore far-off lands, the senior embarked on a series of virtual journeys. By utilizing state-of-the-art technology, the intrepid traveler was able to traverse the globe from the comfort of their own home.

The senior began their virtual journey by using a specialized stationary bike, outfitted with a variety of sensors capable of tracking their progress. As they pedaled, their progress was tracked and mapped, allowing them to virtually roam through a variety of picturesque locales.

Through this innovative technology, the senior was able to explore a variety of terrains and countries, from the snow-capped peaks of the Swiss Alps to the vibrant streets of Tokyo.

What began as a debilitating crash has now become a life-altering experience. The senior’s virtual cycling has provided them with the opportunity to explore the world in a way they never imagined, and has ignited a newfound passion for long distance cycling.