Can you please tell me the difference of prepositions?

[jenniepearl]

The day in which I'm forced to give up my bike will be a sad day for me.

The day on which I'm forced to give up my bike will be a sad day for me.

The day at which I'm forced to give up my bike will be a sad day for me.

Are the three sentences are Okay?
If they are all Okay, are there any differences between them?

IIt's somewhat tricky to use prepositions...

Thank you.

 

[Rover_KE]

If you must use a preposition, use on.

Otherwise, just say 'The day I'm forced to give up my bike will be a sad day for me.'

Rover

 

[jenniepearl]

Thank you for your answer.
The reason why I posted this question is that I saw this sentence, too.

I vividly remember the day in which I first met and kissed her.

So I was wondering whether ther are differences when using each of them.

And about the sentence I originally asked I also think 'on' is the better option.

 

[5jj]

I vividly remember the day in which I first met and kissed her.

It's not natural.