"The doctors of France are puzzled by a new mania which is afflicting women who ride bicycles. The feminine cyclists are becoming extremely cruel." This is a quote from a U.S. newspaper published in 1897. It captures one argument among many that people made against women riding bicycles. This second Sunday of Women's History Month, we look at the story of one brave woman in her 50's who decided to defy the odds and expectations of her time. As we enter the season of Lent, what might Frances Willard's biking experience have to teach us about navigating the wildernesses of life?