Date & Location
June 8 - 9, 2024
Starting line:
Proctor High School
131 N 9th Ave, Duluth, MN 55810
Finish line:
Century College
3300 Century Ave N, White Bear Lake, MN 55110
Time(s)
6:30 - 8:00AM Route start open
Routes
150 miles (75 Miles per day). See Routes & Maps below for more details.
Requirements
Fundraising Minimum: $300
Age Minimum: 12
Details are subject to change
Friday, June 7
Century College, White Bear Lake
Riders starting from the Twin Cities check-in at Century College, drop their bikes off at the transport trucks, and catch coach buses to Proctor
Check-In, 1-6 p.m.
- Participants who have not yet picked up their packets can do so at Century College; on-site registration is available.
- $1,000+ fundraisers can pick up their 2024 Ride Jersey and other goodies!
- Transportation from the Twin Cities to the Proctor start line will not be offered outside of this period.
- See Parking and Transportation sections below for more details.
Proctor High School
- 3-10 p.m. – Buses arrive from Century College, Information Table open
- 3-11 p.m. – Shuttles loop to supported hotels in Duluth and Proctor
Saturday, June 8
Cyclists will ride the beautiful Willard Munger trail from Proctor to Hinckley, with a first-day finish line at Grand Casino Hinckley. Once you arrive in Hinckley, enjoy an incredible atmosphere of celebration with food, music, team tents, and more!
Proctor High School
Riders starting from the Duluth area can pick up their packets. All riders drop off their luggage (with Bike MS tags attached) and get on the trail.
- 5:30-7:30 a.m. – Shuttles loop to supported hotels in Duluth and Proctor
- 5:30-7:30 a.m. – Check-in Open
- 5:45-7:45 a.m. – Breakfast from Chris Cakes (free for participants)
- 6:30-8:00 a.m. – Route Start Open
Grand Casino Hinckley
- 12–4:30 p.m. – Food Trucks open
- 11:30 a.m. – 8 p.m. – Shower trucks available
- 11:30 a.m. – 10 p.m. – Shuttles loop to Hinckley High School & Hinckley Hotels
- 12-8 p.m. –Beer stand open
- 1-6:30 p.m. – VIP Tent Open
- 4 p.m. - Mission Moment - Mission Speaker & Remarks at the stage
- 4-6 p.m. Team Photos in the Ceremonial Arbor
- 4:15 - 8 p.m. – Live Band: American Bootleg
- 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. - Dinner in the Rider Lounge
- 5 p.m. Route closed
- 7 p.m. Shuttles depart for Century College for riders doing the one-day option
Sunday, June 9
Riders will cycle from Hinckley back to White Bear Lake, enjoying a festive finish line with cheering and a commemorative finisher’s medal.
Grand Casino Hinckley
- 5:30-7:30 a.m. – Shuttles loop to Hinckley High School and Hinckley Hotels
- 5:30-7:30 a.m. – Shower Trucks available
- 5:45-7:45 a.m. – Breakfast from Chris Cakes (free for participants)
- 6:30-8:00 a.m. – Route Start Open
- 8:15 a.m. Shuttles depart for Century College for riders doing the one-day option
Century College
- 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. – Live DJ from Crystal Entertainment
- 10 a.m.-5:00 p.m. – Finish Line Meal served (free for riders and volunteers)
- 10 a.m.-5:00 p.m. – Vintage Jersey Sales, 2024 T-shirt and Jersey Pick-up
- 2:30 p.m. – first shuttle leaves from Century College back to Proctor High School
- 4:30 p.m. – second and final shuttle leaves back to Proctor High School
- 5 p.m. Route closed
Participants must wear their Bike MS Rider Bib, wristband, and a secured helmet at all times while cycling.
Thank You to our Presenting Sponsor!
C.H. Robinson is proud to support the local Bike MS: MS 150 Ride, helping power breakthroughs for the more than one million people living with multiple sclerosis in the U.S.
Route Map
The 2024 route map can be viewed on RideWithGPS here. Map may be subject to slight changes.
- The MS 150 is a two day event covering 150 miles, approximately 75 miles each day. Riders who wish to ride Saturday only may do so and catch a shuttle from Grand Casino Hinckley to Century College Saturday evening or Sunday morning.
- No loop routes or other official route options are available.
Site Maps
As the event draws closer, site maps will be available for Century College, Proctor High School, and Grand Casino Hinckley.
Rest Stops
Each day of riding features five fully-stocked rest stops, with water, snacks, restrooms, bike mechanics, and other support. Specific times, locations, and details may change as the event draws closer.
Rest Stops are made possible through the dedication of incredible volunteers. Learn more and sign up to volunteer here!
Saturday
- Carlton
Open approximately 7-10 a.m.
In honor of Mission Star Tony Wasbotten, who raised $17,045 in 2023, and Bob Prince, who raised $10,715 in 2023 - Mahtowa
Open approximately 7:30-11:30 a.m.
In honor of Mission Star Rachael Harvey, who raised $10,248 in 2023 - Moose Lake
Open approximately 8 a.m. – 1 p.m.
In honor of Mission Star Taara Verma who raised $15,470 in 2023
$1,000+ fundraisers: Be sure to stop here for some special treats! - Willow River (Lunch Stop) Sponsored by Mortenson
Open approximately 8:30 a.m. – 2 p.m.
In honor of Mission Stars David Mortenson, who raised $12,100 in 2023, and Derek Cunz, who raised $11,125 in 2023 - Finlayson
Open approximately 9 a.m. – 3:15 p.m.
In honor of Mission Star Elliot Hoekstra, who raised $27,186 in 2023
Sunday
- Pine City
Open approximately 7-10 a.m.
In honor of Mission Stars Kevin McCarthy, who raised $13,600 in 2023, and Cindee McCarthy, who raised $10,085 in 2023 - Rush City Sponsored by Ryan Companies
Open approximately 7:30-11:15 a.m..
In honor of Mission Stars Gregory Lang, who raised $15,810 in 2023, and Rox Watercott, who raised $10,347 in 2023 - North Branch (Lunch Stop) Sponsored by Luther Westside Volkswagen
Open approximately 8:15 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.
In honor of Mission Stars Andy Klein, who raised $25,303 in 2023, and Dave (the Ox) Steensgard, who raised $14,756 in 2023 - Wyoming Sponsored by POLARIS
Open approximately 8:45 a.m. – 2:15 p.m.
In honor of Mission Stars Kelly Thell, who raised $13,244 in 2023, and Robert Maul, who raised $10,829 in 2023
$1,000+ fundraisers: Be sure to stop here for some special treats! - Hugo Sponsored by Donaldson Company
Open approximately 9:30 a.m. – 4:15 p.m.
In honor of Mission Star Bill Cook, who raised $27,650 in 2023
Bike Nights & Get-Togethers
MS Awareness Week Happy Hours
Thank you to everyone who joined Bike MS at Happy Hours in Duluth & Minneapolis to mark MS Awareness Week in March!
2024 Bike MS Kick-off
Thank you to everyone who joined us in kicking off the 2024 event season on November 2nd!
- Stay connected with the MS 150 Community year-round by joining the Facebook Group.
- RSVP to the official event on Facebook
Lunch and Learns & Other Events
If you're hosting a team-kick off or celebration, or would like to host a lunch and learn for your company, let us know! The Bike MS team would love to be present and help support your events where possible. Think you're interested, but not sure what it would involve? Reach out anyway - we're happy to help get you all set to go. Email any Bike MS staff member or contact us here for more information.
Team Captain Meetings
Team Captain Meetings offer a chance for Bike MS Captains to get together and learn the latest updates on the ride, share ideas, and ask questions of both Bike MS staff and other Team Captains.
Logistics Call
A pre-ride logistics virtual meeting will be held a few weeks before the event. This call will cover what to expect at the event, updates on logistics and event experience, and more. All riders are highly encouraged to attend.
Thursday, May 23 – 4 p.m. CST
Join on your computer, mobile app or room device
Click here to join the meeting
Or call in (audio only)
+1 315-234-6809
Phone Conference ID: 351 819 412#
Kick your fundraising up a notch at the right time and you could win special perks or prizes! Fundraising Weeks run Monday through Sunday at midnight. Both teams and individual participants can earn special prizes each week.
Fundraising Week 1: April 1-7, 2024
- Team Prize: The team in each category (2-14 members, 15+ members) that raisee the most this week won a team tent or team tent upgrade at Team Village on Saturday, June 8!
- Winners: Barr Engineering Dream Team & Team Robinson
- Individual Prize: The top individual fundraiser this week won a prize pack including:
- A past Bike MS jersey in your choice of size
- $50 gift card to a local bike shop
- Cycling Ride Wallet by Lumiere & Co
- Crankbrothers f15 Multi-Tool
- Bike MS Cycling Socks
- Clif Bloks Energy Chews
- And more!
- Winner: Todd Zabel
Fundraising Week 2: April 29 - May 5, 2024
- Team Prize: The team in each category (2-14 members, 15+ members) that raises the most this week will win a personal packet pick-up the week before the event!
- Individual Prize: The top individual fundraiser this week will win a prize pack including:
- A past Bike MS jersey in your choice of size
- $50 gift card to a local bike shop
- Enjoy the Ride' Bike Chain Coaster Set
- Bike Pint Glasses in Orange & Bluebird by Vital Industries
- Bike MS Cycling Socks
- Showers Pass Hydration Pack
- And more!
- Special Prize: For every $150 raised during this week, participants will be entered into a drawing for a FREE 2-Queen Non-Smoking room at Grand Casino Hinckley for Saturday, June 8!
Bike MS Fundraising Week is proudly sponsored by Point B, an organization who shares our commitment to creating a world free of MS. Elevate your fundraising and win some prizes along the way.
General packet pick-up details
- Your Bike MS packet contains important items including your rider bib, event details and sponsor giveaways. In order to pick up your packet, you must meet the $300 fundraising minimum and have a completed waiver on file.
- If you registered online, you've already completed a waiver during the registration process. Please note: Riders under 18 will need a waiver signed by a parent or guardian.
- Packets may be picked up on behalf of other participants as long as you have their permission and they meet the fundraising and waiver requirements
- Packets must be picked up before you start the event. Packet pick-up is available at the following times and locations:
Know your rider number
Starting in late May, rosters with rider numbers will be available here. Your rider number will be linked to your registration, luggage, bike, emergency contact details, and more.
Riders who register after noon on Wednesday, June 5 should go to the walk-on check-in area to get a packet assigned.
What’s In Your Packet
- Wristband
- Containing your rider number, this must be worn all weekend
- Bike Tag
- A sticker with your rider number. Attach it to your bike before dropping it off or starting to ride. Your matching wristband number will be used to claim it from the Bike Corral during the event.
- Rider Bib
- Must be worn at all times while riding. This bib is pivotal for our safety team to quickly identify cyclists on the route. You must wear the correct bib.
- Participants under age 18 will have red bibs.
- Top 150 Club members from the prior year will have custom gold bibs.
- Safety pins for attaching the bib will be in your packet, with extras also available at the info booth.
- Luggage Tags (x2)
- Another item with your rider number! Each participant has two luggage tags to attach to items you bring with you. Make sure to put them on your luggage before loading it up.
- Each luggage item should weigh under 35 lbs. If you have smaller items bundled together (such as camping gear), ensure they are securely bound and will not come apart during transport.
- Special Goodies
- Top 150 Club members or Passport Cyclists will receive a blue VIP wristband in their packet.
- Riders outside the Top 150 Club who have raised $1,000+ by May 20, 2024 will have a gold wristband in their packet.
- All riders who have raised $1,000+ by May 20, 2024 will have a Jersey Redemption Ticket in their packet, allowing them to receive the exclusive 2024 prize jersey. (Reached that level later? Just let the check-in staff know!)
- Rookie Riders will receive a special pass and invitation to the VIP Tent at Hinckley on Saturday.
- Are you a team captain? Ride with MS? Top Fundraiser? Look out for special stickers in your packet!
Pre-Event Packet Pickup
Participants can pick up their packets ahead of time at the pre-event packet pickup:
- Date: Wednesday, May 29
Time: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Location: 2829 University Ave SE, First Floor
Enter the building off of University Ave. All other building entrances will be locked.
Getting here and parking:
- Light Rail - Prospect Park stop on the Green Line
- Bicycle - Racks are typically available on University Ave
- Car - free short-term parking is available in the visitor lot on the side of the building off 29th Ave SE. Paid parking is available off 4th St SE or in the Prospect Park ramp. Do not park in the USPS lot.
Century College
Participants taking the shuttle from Century College on Friday can pick up their packet on-site. Please note that you must attach your rider number to your luggage and bike before loading them onto transportation.
Packet pick-up will be open from 1-6 p.m. on Friday, June 7 inside the gymnasium at Century College West Campus.
Proctor High School
Participants based in the Duluth area can pick up their packets on-site at the Proctor start line before beginning the ride.
Packet pick-up will be open from 5:30-7:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 8 inside Proctor High School.
Lodging
Friday, June 7 – Proctor/Duluth, MN
Camping
- Riders may bring their own tents and camp for free at Proctor High School.
- Indoor camping is available in the high school gymnasium.
- All spots are first-come, first-serve; reservations for specific areas are not available.
- There is plenty of room for all who want to camp.
RV Parking
- Limited RV parking is available in the Proctor High school parking lot, but hookups are not provided.
Hotels
Shuttle buses run Friday, June 7, (until 11 p.m.) and Saturday, June 8, (5:30 - 7:30 a.m.) from Proctor High School to supported hotels only.
Some booking websites may list 2-night minimums. We recommend calling hotels directly if you run into this issue.
- AmericInn, Proctor, 218-624-1026 or 800-634-3444
- AmericInn, Duluth, 218-723-8607
- America's Best Value Inn, Duluth Spirit Mountain Inn, 218-628-3691
- Black Bear Resort & Casino, Carlton, 218-878-2327 — Shuttle pick-up on Saturday, June 9 will be at 5:30 a.m only.
- Canal Park Lodge, Canal Park, 218-279-6000 or 800-777-8560
- Comfort Inn West, 218-628-1464
- Country Inn and Suites, Duluth North, 218-461-3312
- Days Inn & Suites, Duluth by the Mall, 218-727-3110
- Econo Lodge, Duluth Miller Hill Mall, 218-722-5522
- Fairfield Inn & Suites, Duluth, 218-623-3247
- Fitger's Inn, Duluth, 218-722-8826
- Hampton Inn, Canal Park, 218-720-3000 or 800-HAMPTON
- Holiday Inn, downtown Duluth, 218-722-1202
- Holiday Inn Express, Duluth North - Miller Hill, 218-722-0909
- Inn on Lake Superior, Canal Park, 218-726-1111
- La Quinta, Duluth, 218-722-0700
- Radisson Hotel, Duluth - Harborview, 218-481-1185
- Super 8, Duluth, 218-628-2241
- Sheraton Duluth Hotel, Duluth, 218-733-5660
Saturday, June 8 - Hinckley, MN
Camping
- Riders may bring their own tents and camp for free at the finish line on Grand Casino Hinckley grounds.
- Indoor camping is available at the Hinckley High School gymnasium.
- All spots are first-come, first-serve; reservations for specific areas are not available.
- There is plenty of room for all who want to camp.
RV Parking
- RV sites with hookups are available at the Grand Casino RV Resort. Reservations are required.
- To make RV reservations, go to Grand Casino's website, or call 1-800-468-3517.
- Limited RV parking is available in Grand Casino parking lots near the Amphitheatre. Hookups are not provided. Absolutely no parking at the Meshakwad Community Center or on the grass.
Hotels
Shuttle buses run Saturday, June 8, and Sunday, June 9, to the below hotels only.
- Days Inn, 320-384-7751 or 800-559-8951
- America’s Best Value Inn, 320-384-6112
Grand Casino Hinckley
Rooms at the Grand Casino Hinckley resort (Grand Casino Hinckley Hotel, Grand Hinckley Inn, and Grand Casino RV Resort and Chalets) are coordinated through the National MS Society. There are far more participants than rooms, so please be aware that availability is very limited. Room distribution begins in February, and goes through early May. After that, rooms are no longer available for booking through the MS Society block or group rate.
The following are prioritized for rooms at Grand Casino:
- 'I Ride With MS' - riders who live with MS and are part of this program are guaranteed a non-smoking room at a Grand Casino Property, provided they register and respond to outreach by mid-February. Participants who respond after that date will be prioritized for open rooms, but should be aware there is always the chance none will be available.
- Mission Stars - Riders who raised $10,000 or more the prior year are guaranteed a free non-smoking room at the Grand Casino resort.
- Top 150 Club - Riders who earned spots in the Top 150 Club based on their fundraising the prior year are guaranteed a room at the Grand Casino resort, with priority for non-smoking.
All other riders may request to be put on the waitlist for rooms. To be added to the list, or if you have any questions, please contact Alissa Groff at alissa.groff@nmss.org.
Transportation
Twin Cities
Buses from White Bear Lake to Proctor will leave continuously from 1-6 p.m. on Friday, June 7.
Century College
3300 Century Avenue, White Bear Lake, MN 55110
- No transportation from the Twin Cities will be provided outside of this period on Friday.
- All vehicles on Friday must enter through Century College East Campus.
- Luggage will be transported on buses alongside riders; each rider receives two luggage tags. Each may be used on an item up to 35 pounds.
- Bikes will be transported in semi-trucks up to Proctor, and locked in a secured bike corral overnight. Riders must attach their bike tag with rider number before bringing the bike for loading.
Duluth
Proctor High School
131 N 9th Ave, Proctor, MN 55810
- Shuttle buses run Friday, June 7 and Saturday, June 9 from Proctor High School to supported hotels and downtown. See Lodging Section for supported hotels.
- Shuttles will be provided on Sunday, June 9 to take Duluth-based participants from Century College back to Proctor High School.
- Luggage will be transported from Proctor down to Hinckley on Saturday. Semi-trucks will be available for luggage drop-off from 6-8 a.m. on Saturday at Proctor High School. Luggage must have an official Bike MS rider tag and weigh no more than 35 pounds.
Hinckley
- Riders who choose the one-day route option can catch a shuttle from Grand Casino Hinckley to Century College at 7 p.m. Saturday or 8:15 a.m. Sunday.
- No transportation is provided from Hinckley to Duluth/Proctor
- Shuttle buses run Saturday, June 8 and Sunday, June 9 from the Grand Casino overnight to supported hotels. See Lodging Section for supported hotels.
- Luggage will be transported from Hinckley to Century College on Sunday. Semi-trucks will be available for luggage drop-off from 6-8 a.m. on Sunday at Grand Casino Hinckley. Luggage must have an official Bike MS rider tag and weigh no more than 35 pounds.
Century College, White Bear Lake
- All participants can park at Century College for the weekend, but must do so ONLY in approved lots, as directed by parking team, and must arrive between noon and 6 p.m. on June 7.
- Parking is free for Top 150 Club members, Riders with MS, participants who raise $1,000+ by May 20, 2024, and carpools. All other cars must pay $20 (cash or check only).
- Top 150 Club members and I Ride With MS participants will receive a parking pass in the mail prior to the event. That pass must be presented to access free VIP parking.
- Qualifying $1,000+ fundraisers will receive a pass via e-mail prior to the event. This pass is valid for one car only, and must be presented either in printed form or on one's phone to access free Club K parking.
- Drop-offs are permitted, but must follow parking team instructions.
- Transportation from the Twin Cities to the Proctor start line will not be offered outside of this period.
- Free parking is available in open lots on Sunday for family and friends.
- All vehicles on Friday must enter through Century College East Campus.
Proctor High School
- Participants starting from the Duluth area may park for free in designated areas of Proctor High School lots.
- Some roads will be blocked off for safety. To access weekend parking, take 9th Ave N.
Grand Casino Hinckley
- Vehicles coming to Grand Casino Hinckley grounds must follow certain restrictions. Further details will be added closer to the event.
Bike MS is an extraordinary ride no matter where you are! Whether you have a flat tire or need a snack to help get you across the finish line, we’ve got you covered.
Details subject to change.
Food & Drink
Friday
- Century College: Food available for purchase
Saturday
- Proctor High School: Breakfast from Chris Cakes available from 5:45-7:45 a.m., free for registered participants.
- Rest Stops: Each Rest Stop will have snacks and drinks available.
- Willow River Lunch Stop: Two lunch options, in addition to typical rest stop fare.
- Grand Casino Hinckley:
- The Pork Chop Guys Food Truck open for purchases from 1-6 p.m.
- Grand Casino Beer stand open for purchases from 3-7 p.m.
- Dinner provided at the Rider Lounge from 4:30-6:30 p.m. - free for registered participants and volunteers, and available for purchase by Friends & Family ($15 per person)
- Pulled Pork Buffet, featuring BBQ Pulled Pork, Dollar Buns, Tavern Coleslaw, Pasta Salad, Pickles, and Kettle Chips
- Special snacks and drinks will be available in the VIP tent from 1-6:30 p.m. for those who qualify.
- Restaurants at Grand Casino Hinckley open for dine-in (reservations available at select options)
Sunday
- Grand Casino Hinckley: Breakfast from Chris Cakes available from 5:45-7:45 a.m., free for registered participants.
- Rest Stops: Each Rest Stop will have snacks and drinks available.
- North Branch Lunch Stop: Two lunch options, in addition to typical rest stop fare.
- Century College: Finish line lunch – free for participants and volunteers, and available for purchase by Friends & Family ($15 per person).
- Cavatappi Alfredo & Meatball Marinara with Salad, Bread, and Butter
No alcohol is permitted anywhere on Bike MS: MS 150 - including the school grounds of Century College, Proctor High School, and Hinckley High School - except at Grand Casino Hinckley.
Dietary Restrictions
Dietary-restricted items are available at rest stops upon request for participants who need them. For those with significant or unique dietary restrictions, we advise bringing additional food items as back-up.
Hydration
Staying hydrated is key to staying healthy. Water is available at all start, finish, and overnight sites, as well as at each Rest Stop along the route. Also available are packets of sports drink mix, to ensure access to electrolytes.
Pentair is proud to be the Official Water Sponsor of the MS 150. Pentair provides a water truck that travels to different points of the route and gives riders access to clean drinking water while reducing the environmental impact of single-use plastic bottles.
Pentair also provides free bike-friendly reusable water bottles for participants, available at various points throughout the MS 150.
Route Support
Mortenson is proud to be the official Route Support Sponsor of the MS 150.
Each day includes fully-stocked rest stops every 8 to 12 miles with some of the best snacks and volunteers around. Relax, hydrate, use the restroom, re-apply sunscreen and enjoy the volunteers. Bike mechanics and support and gear (SAG) vehicles will also be on the route to assist you.
Participants must wear their Bike MS Rider Bib, wristband, and a secured helmet at all times while cycling.
Safety Team
- Support and Gear (SAG) Vehicles give a lift to riders in need and can be identified by signs that state ‘MS Support Vehicle’.
- Ride Marshals will be traveling among riders to ensure that all rules of the road are being obeyed and that cyclists are riding in a safe manner.
- Radio communication & medics are available at all rest stops and will be roaming the route.
- Want to get involved? Contact Brook Lorenson for more information.
E-Bikes & Specialty Bikes
- Recumbent and tandem bikes are allowed; tandem bikes must have separate registrations for each rider.
- Electric-assist or pedal-assist bicycles are allowed as long as they meet the requirements under Minnesota Statue 169.011, Subdivision 27
Bike Shop Partners
Partner bike shops provide mechanics, support, and minor repairs along the route. Learn more and connect with our local Bike Shop Partners here.
Check out photos from the 2023 event here, and keep an eye out for 2024 photos after the ride!
Team Photos
Team photos will be taken on Saturday, June 8 at the Ceremonial Arbor in Hinckley. See the Event Schedule for details.
Photographers Wanted!
Bike MS is always looking for volunteer photographers to take photos along the route and at various event locations. Learn more and sign up to volunteer here, or contact Brook Lorenson for more information.
Share Your Photos
Did you take some great photos during the event that you'd like to share with the MS Society and other riders? Send them to Alissa Groff to be added to the Flickr Album with photographer credit.
Please note that shared photos may be used for promotion of Bike MS, while all other rights will remain with the photographer.
The I Ride with MS program recognizes participants living with MS. Participants in this program can earn special perks and prizes.
Perks include:
- 25% off registration
- I Ride with MS Jersey
- Guaranteed non-smoking room at Grand Casino resort for Saturday Night for riders registered by February 4th, and priority for any non-smoking openings after that.
- and more!
VIP Treatment
People with MS are the reason the National MS Society and Bike MS exist. As part of this event, you’ll receive special VIP treatment. A few weeks before the ride, you’ll receive a letter in the mail with the following:
- VIP Tent Pass
- This pass gives you (and one guest) access to the VIP tent at Grand Casino Hinckley on Saturday of the event. Stop by for special food, drinks, and recognition!
- VIP Parking Pass
- If you’ll be parking at Century College, bring this with! It will give you free parking in the top priority area for the weekend.
- Shower Truck Fast-Pass
- Feeling grimy after your first day of riding? Use this pass to cut the shower line at the Hinckley overnight.
- Breakfast Fast Pass
- Use this pass to sneak to the front of the breakfast line on both Saturday and Sunday.
Click here to learn more.
If you want to connect with our local team, please reach out to Jennifer Anderson.
Teams
Riding together with a team can make your Bike MS experience even more fun and rewarding! Learn more about Bike MS Teams here, and see currently registered teams here. Questions about starting or joining a team, or looking for help in finding one to join? Contact us!
Team Photos will be taken between 4-6 p.m. in the Ceremonial Arbor at Grand Casino Hinckley. Bring your team members and supporters over to commemorate the weekend!
Team Resources
Once a captain has registered and created the team, they can start customizing the team page and inviting people to join. Making your page unique can help ‘sell’ your team to prospective members.
Team Captains also have access to track team members’ goals and fundraising, as well as to send team emails right from their Bike MS dashboard.
More Resources
- Bike MS Fundraising Toolkit: featuring how to take advantage of your fundraising center, images for social media, videos about MS, details about the Bike MS app, and more!
- Join the Team Captains Facebook Group: This group is a place for Bike MS Team Captains, from across the country, to connect, learn from each other and share recruiting and fundraising successes.
- How Bike MS Works: This page is the perfect resource to share with someone new to Bike MS.
- I Ride With MS: Know someone with MS who might like to get involved? The I Ride With MS program offers some special perks for them, including a free jersey.
Team Jerseys
Bike MS partners with Primal Custom Jerseys for official prize jerseys, and recommends them to participating teams. Primal will donate 15% your custom apparel order directly back to your team’s fundraising account. Click here to learn more.
Team Tents
For many teams, one of the most exciting aspects of the MS 150 each year is Team Village at the Hinckley overnight on Saturday. Teams both large and small gather for food, fun, and a sense of togetherness.
All team tents must be arranged through the MS Society and our approved tent partner; no outside tents are permitted. All teams are welcome to rent tents, tables, and chairs directly through the MS Society and our approved vendor in Spring 2024. For more information, contact us.
