Date & Location
September 28 - September 29, 2024
Starting line:
PATCO Woodcrest Station in Cherry Hill, NJ
(visit our Start Locations page for start locations for 20 & 40 mile routes)
Finish line:
Ocean City Civic Center
5th & the Boardwalk
Ocean City, NJ
Schedule
Multiple start times – visit our Start Locations page for more information.
Routes
25, 40, 75, 100, 150, and 175 mile route options.
See Routes & Maps below for more details.
Requirements
Fundraising Minimum: $300
Age Minimum: 12
City to Shore Facebook Group
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Important Dates & Deadlines
Click here for a full list of all important ride dates and deadlines.
September 28 & 29
- Visit the Packet Pick Up section of this page for details regarding rider number packets and bibs.
- Visit the Ride Info & Requirements section of the Registration page to ensure you are ready to ride. Don’t forget, in addition to the required fundraising minimum, all participants must have:
- A helmet
- A water bottle: City to Shore is a cup free event
- Bike inspected (to receive free maintenance ride weekend)
- Visit the Start Locations page for more details on start times and locations.
- Visit the Ocean City Finish Line page for more details regarding the Saturday Finish Line.
- Visit the Bike Safety & COVID-19 page for safe cycling and COVID safety resources and expectations.
- Visit the Training & Prep page for additional safety information, bike shop and bike rental details, what to wear and more.
- Visit the Routes & Maps section of this page regarding route closure times, including the century loop entrance closure, in addition to route maps.
- Visit the Lodging & Transportation section of this page for details regarding
- Return Transportation schedule - Bus Back to Start Locations
- Hotel Jitney Shuttle Service schedule and details
- Visit the Food & Support section of this page regarding route support, food provided throughout the weekend in addition to times and locations for
- Saturday dinner in Ocean City
- Sunday breakfast in Ocean City
Weather
We ride rain or shine. Please be prepared for rain, cold weather or very sunny conditions. Weather can change overnight so prepare for every scenario. Stay tuned to our site and your inbox for up-to-date announcements regarding inclement weather.
After Ride Weekend
Visit the Photos & Post-Ride Updates section of this page for ride weekend photos and all post ride dates and details.
Click here for a full list of all important ride dates and deadlines.
Bike MS: City to Shore Ride 2023 was named one of USA TODAY’s 10 best road cycling events for 2023!
Cycle through the beautiful back roads and flat terrain of South Jersey along with a community of riders dedicated to changing the world for people with MS. Take in the beautiful blueberry fields of Hammonton and the world-famous Pinelands National Reserve before completing the ride by rolling into "America’s Greatest Family Resort", Ocean City.
With a fully supported route, and mileage options ranging from one day 25 miles to two days 175 miles, there is an option for all cycling abilities.
Decisions and details regarding the 2024 route are still pending. Details will be shared as soon as they are available. Information below reflects the 2023 ride.
Route & Mileage Options
One-day Options
Visit the Start Locations page for more details on start times and locations.
All routes finish in Ocean City, N.J. Saturday. Visit the Lodging & Transportation section for more details on overnight accommodations, luggage transportation and Transportation to your hotel or back to your start location Saturday. See details on the Saturday Finish Line.
- 25-mile (Saturday Only)
Mays Landing, N.J. start with one fully stocked rest stop - 40-mile (Saturday Only)
Hammonton, N.J. start with three rest stops - Traditional 75-mile Route (Saturday Only)
Cherry Hill, N.J. start with five rest stops, including lunch - Century 100-mile (Saturday Only)
Cherry Hill, N.J. start with six rest stops, including lunch. Follow the yellow route markings for an additional 25-mile loop and then rejoin the 75-mile route. The century route loop entrance will close promptly at 11:30 a.m.. See below for details.
Two-day Options
- Traditional 75-mile each day with five rest stops, including lunch. Ride from Cherry Hill, N.J. to Ocean City, N.J. Saturday. Stay overnight to enjoy all that Ocean City has to offer, and then ride back to Cherry Hill on Sunday.
- Two-day Century option: Ride 100 miles on Saturday with six rest stops, and 75 miles on Sunday with five rest stops. Lunch is included both days.
Route Maps
Ride With GPS 2023 Cue Sheets & Maps
- Ride with GPS Event Page with Route Listing
- Saturday Century (101.3 miles)
- Saturday 75 miles
- Saturday 40 miles (42.3 miles)
- Saturday 25 miles (26.1)
- Sunday 75 miles
Route Markings
Visit the Food & Support section of this page for details regarding route markings and directional signs.
Century Route Closing: 11:30 a.m.
The century route loop entrance will close promptly at 11:30 a.m. at mile 35.1. Follow the YELLOW markers at the split for the additional 25-mile loop. No cyclists will be permitted onto the century route after this time. Please plan your ride accordingly and ensure you depart in the initial release.
Route Closing: 5:00 p.m.
The Bike MS route will close at 5 p.m. each day. We will make every effort to work with you to complete the ride. All cyclists on the road after 5 p.m. must take the bus in to the finish line.
Route Support
Visit the Food & Support section of this page for more details.
Weather
We ride rain or shine. Please be prepared for rain, cold weather or very sunny conditions. Weather can change overnight so prepare for every scenario. Stay tuned to our site and your inbox for up-to-date announcements regarding inclement weather.
Check back later in the season for a full list of upcoming pre-ride events and activities!
City to Shore Facebook Group
Join the City to Shore Facebook Group. Stay connected year-round with us and your fellow cyclists.
City to Shore Promotional Materials
Bike MS promotional materials (posters, brochures, etc.) are a great resource to recruit fellow cycling buddies, co-workers, friends, family and teammates to join you at City to Shore…plus help us spread the word about Bike MS.
Click here to request materials. Please allow 1-2 weeks for items to be mailed. Need materials sooner? Contact fundraisingsupport@nmss.org.
All cyclists registered for City to Shore are required to receive a free bike inspection to receive mechanical support ride weekend. Click here for more details and a list of supporting bike shops.
Primal Wear Team Jersey Contest
Stay tuned, details coming soon!
MS Awareness Week: March 10-16
MS Awareness Week is a great time to register, rally your team, recruit new members, begin fundraising, and most importantly, a great week to foster awareness and inspire others by sharing your personal story and reason for riding.
Team Captain Virtual Meet Ups: May 1 & September 10
City to Shore will be hosting a series of Team Captain Meet Ups to help keep you connected and apprised throughout the season. Plus, build excitement with your fellow captains for Bike MS: City to Shore 2024.
Wednesday, May 1 at 7:00 pm: Kick off the cycling season virtually with us via Microsoft Teams.
- Gear up for the 2024 May 27 registration fee increase and World MS Day on May 30
- City to Shore 2024 Updates: What to Expect, Route Details, Timeline & Key Milestones
- Fundraising & Recruitment Tips, Tools and Resources
- And More!
Click here to join the meeting
Meeting ID: 265 965 906 225
Passcode: B8a6ch
Download Teams | Join on the web
Or call in (audio only)
+1 878-787-7702,,453086158# United States, Pittsburgh
Phone Conference ID: 453 086 158#
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‘Know Before You Go’ Virtual Meet Up: September 10
Ride weekend is around the corner. Join us virtually at 7:00 pm via Microsoft Teams to get all the details needed to ensure you are ready to ride.
- Receive important reminders about the 75/100-mile PATCO start.
- Learn about how to make the most out of your Ocean City finish line experience.
- Gain a better understanding about what you can expect along the route.
- Ensure you are a Responsible Cyclist.
Team Captains: Get all the details needed to ensure your team is ready. An additional 15-20 minutes will be added to this call for team captain specific information.
Click here to join the meeting
Meeting ID: 238 301 926 60
Passcode: TmyFVt
Download Teams | Join on the web
Or call in (audio only)
+1 878-787-7702,,856303488# United States, Pittsburgh
Phone Conference ID: 856 303 488#
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Fundraising Weeks: July & August
Fundraising Weeks are an opportunity to kick your fundraising into high gear and compete for some great prizes. Both teams and individual riders can win BIG during this year’s Fundraising Weeks. Visit Fundraising Weeks for dates and details.
Mandatory Bike Inspections
All cyclists registered for City to Shore are requested to receive a free bike inspection to receive mechanical support ride weekend. Click here for more details and a list of supporting bike shops.
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.
Both a team and an individual participant can win big during this year’s fundraising weeks.
When:
- Fundraising Week #1: July 22 – July 28
- Fundraising Week #2: August 19 – August 25
Who: Winners for each fundraising week will include both the individual (team member or non-team member) and the team(s) with most money raised online (total dollars) during this time.
What:
- Individual Prize (Week 1 & 2): The Ultimate Ocean City Experience Pack. Make the most out of your trip to Ocean City and enjoy:
- Free Saturday Night Hotel Room at the PORT-O-CALL
- Top Fundraiser Perks at the Ocean City finish line (or a guest pass for a friend)
- Gift cards to all the Ocean City favorites ($50 value)
- Free Massage (gift card) courtesy of local Ocean City business basalt
- Team Prize(s) Week 1: Gather and get geared up for the journey at PATCO ride morning. After your ride, celebrate your accomplishments together while enjoying all your boardwalk favorites.
- FREE Team Tent at the PATCO (75/100 Mile Start) or Ocean City Finish Saturday
- Ocean City Boardwalk ‘Feeding Frenzy’ Pass for each member!
- Team Prize(s) Week 2: Gather and get geared up for the journey at PATCO ride morning. Plus, enjoy a pre or post ride celebration with your team on us.
- FREE Team Tent at the PATCO (75/100 Mile Start) or Ocean City Finish Saturday
- Team Party (of your choice – pre or post ride)
How: Utilize the fundraising weeks to reach out to your donors, share why you ride and reach your goal.
- Check your Inbox during these weeks for more details
- Hit Top Fundraiser status and earn the commemorative 2024 City to Shore top fundraiser jersey and much more
- Download the new Bike MS App now on Google Play or Apple App Store and take advantage of mobile check deposits
- Utilize the Bike MS Fundraising Tool Kit and visit the Bike MS Fundraising Ideas page l for more ways to help you reach your goal
Your Bike MS packet contains important items including your rider bib and emergency wristband. Click here to find out what's in a rider number packet.
No cyclists will be permitted on the route without a rider number.
To receive your packet, you must meet the $300 fundraising minimum and have a completed waiver/safety pledge* on file.
*All participants who registered online, completed the waiver/safety pledge at the time you registered. Bike MS staff will personally follow up with anyone who needs to submit a waiver/safety pledge.
How to Obtain Your Rider Number Packet
In the Mail > Mailing Deadline: Sunday, August 25
This is the only opportunity to receive your rider packet in the mail prior to ride morning.
Skip the lines and avoid the morning crowds and bustle! Reach your $300 fundraising minimum by Sunday, August 25 to receive your rider number in the mail in September.
A list of qualifying participants will be posted on Tuesday, August 27.
- ADDITIONAL ACTION REQUIRED: Update and verify your mailing address before August 27 via your Fundraising Center.
Additionally, those who individually raise at least $1,000 to become a Top Fundraiser by this date will also receive their 2024 Top Fundraiser jersey and credentials mailed to them. Visit the Top Fundraiser page to learn more.
Ride Morning: September 28
If you received your packet in the mail prior to ride morning, you do NOT need to check in at your start location.
If you do not receive your number prior to the ride, you may pick it up at your start location that morning.
Importance of Rider Number
All cyclists are assigned a rider number to ensure Bike MS knows who you are ride weekend in the event of an emergency and for logistical purposes (i.e. transporting luggage or bike)
For your safety and the safety of others, DO NOT provide your assigned rider number (bib) to a fellow participant for use ride weekend. Each and every cyclist riding in Bike MS: City to Shore must be individually registered with contact information and a waiver/safety pledge on file.
Turning in Donations
Cash & Check Donations: Before and After Ride Weekend
Do NOT mail cash. Please make online self-donation via the website for the total amount.
Download the NEW Bike MS Mobile app on your Android or iOS device and click on Enter Donations to upload a check.
Mail your check donations (made out to National MS Society) with a completed Donation Tracking Form to National MS Society, Attn: City to Shore 2024, PO Box 289, Canton, MA 02021
Please write your name, event, and year on the memo line of each check (e.g., "John Smith, Bike MS: Cape Cod Getaway, 2024").
Visit the Donations Guide page to learn more about turning in donations and other frequently asked questions.
Cash & Check Donations: Ride Weekend
Money turn-in envelopes will be available at all start locations ride morning.
Reminder: You only need to raise $300 to get your number but aim higher.
- Raise at least $500 and earn the opportunity to receive cool Bike MS gear.
- Raise $1,000 by the day of the ride to earn your 2024 commemorative City to Shore Top Fundraiser jersey and other great perks!
Click here to learn more fundraising clubs and incentives.
Visit the Fundraising Ideas and Fundraising Toolkit pages to help you reach your goals!
Hotel Shuttles | Return Bus | Luggage | Route Support | Overnight Accommodations
Transportation to overnight stay – in Ocean City
Jitney service is provided Saturday 11:00-7:00 p.m. and Sunday 5:00-8:00 a.m., to and from the Ocean City finish line, the campground and all hotels listed on the website. Jitneys are located on 6th Street between Atlantic Avenue and the Boardwalk, next to Bike Parking & Luggage.
Transportation back to your start location – from Ocean City
All (school) buses depart from the Transportation Center located at 6th and Atlantic Avenue in Ocean City (one block up from the beach/finish line)
SATURDAY: bus transportation is provided for you and your bike back to all start locations. *Times below subject to change.
- PATCO Woodcrest Station (75 and 100-mile start): 1pm to 6pm
- Hammonton (45-mile start): 1pm to 5pm
- Mays Landing (25-mile start): 1pm to 5pm
- *bus and truck will return directly to the offsite parking location
To Sign Up for a Saturday Bus in 2024: Intent and estimated timing can be indicated during registration by answering the question below.
Will you be taking the National MS Society bus back to the start location Saturday?
If your plans have changed since registering, update your response prior to September 6, 2024 in your Fundraising Center to help us allocate resources appropriately and ensure your seat. After logging into your Fundraising Center, click on Edit Registration Questions in your Dashboard.
SUNDAY: A return trip to PATCO's Woodcrest station (75 and 100-mile start ONLY) will depart at 7:30 am sharp. Transportation is provided for you and your bike.
- You will need to sign up on Saturday at the Transportation Center for return transportation on Sunday.
- Please arrive Sunday at 7:30 am sharp to load your bike and prepare for departure. Release is expected between 7:30 am and 8 am. Anyone arriving after 7:30 am may not depart until 8:30 am or 9 am when the site is closed.
To Sign Up for a Sunday Bus: Visit the Transportation Area at 6th & Atlantic on Saturday (one block up from the beach/Saturday finish line).
**Return trips to Hammonton (45-mile start) and Mays Landing (25-mile start) are not offered on Sunday. **
Transportation – Luggage
We will transport your luggage from the start line to the finish line each day.
Important Reminders:
- Remember to adhere your luggage tag found in your rider number packet.
- If you receive your rider packet in the mail prior to ride weekend, attach this to your bag before you arrive at check-in.
- This tag is the best way to identify the bag as yours during luggage pick-up each day.
- Please make sure you can leave it attached and still open your bag on Saturday night.
- Ensure you have everything you need before dropping your bag. Once it is placed on the trailer/truck it cannot be removed and you will not have access to it until you arrive at the finish line.
SATURDAY: Luggage transportation is available at all start locations. We will transport your luggage from the start line to the finish line each day.
- If you are starting from PATCO Woodcrest Station (75 & 100 Mile Start) PATCO, visit the Start Locations page for specific luggage drop procedure instructions.
All luggage is dropped off and sorted numerically at the luggage tent along 6th street on Saturday at the Ocean City finish line.
- ONLY PARTICIPANTS are allowed into the Bike Parking & Luggage area. You must show your rider number to exit the area with your bike or luggage.
SUNDAY: If you plan to ride on Sunday, you may drop your luggage in the trailer, located on 6th street at Bike Parking, by 8am. All luggage on this truck will be transported to the PATCO finish line.
All luggage is dropped off and sorted numerically at the luggage tent.
Transportation – Along the Route
Your extraordinary Bike MS experience includes fantastic support. While you ride, you should only be concerned about two things: riding safely and having fun! We take care of all the rest. Visit the Food & Support section of this page more details on SAG Wagons and other ride weekend support.
Housing & Accommodations
City to Shore cyclists are responsible for booking their own ride weekend accommodations.
Friday: Cherry Hill, NJ
List of nearby hotels coming soon.
Saturday: Ocean City, NJ
After a long ride, you'll need someplace to freshen up and rest your weary head. Below are your lodging options for Bike MS: City to Shore Ride. As noted above, transportation is provided to campground and all hotels listed below.
Hotels
Some hotels are offering City to Shore cyclists a discounted rate.
A full list of hotels will be posted by June 1.
Condos and Team Housing
Team Housing provides a centralized location for team members, volunteers, family and friends to come together and share experiences from the day while also building camaraderie between your team members (and it's fun!) A list of recommended relators coming soon. Also, visit the Ocean City Finish Line page for more ways to enhance your Team's Ocean City Housing Experience.
Campgrounds
Camping is available to those looking for a true outdoor experience at the Whippoorwill Campground in nearby Marmora, N.J.
To make a reservation call 609-390-3458.
Visit the Ocean City Finish Line page for more information on making the most of your trip to Ocean City!
Visit the Start Locations page for parking, rider drop off and VIP/Accessible Parking details for each start location.
Visit the Finish Line page for parking, rider pick up and VIP/Accessible Parking details at the Saturday Ocean City Finish Line.
Meals & Food | Rest Stops | Route Markings | Medical Support | Support & Gear | Mechanical Support | Other Route Support
Details below reflect the 2023 ride and are subject to change for 2024. Check back later in the season for updates impacting the 2024 ride.
Meals & Food
Food at the Saturday start line will be limited. Coffee provided by Dunkin’, water, sports drinks, breakfast bars (gluten free available), fruit and Clif Bars will be available. Please arrive with a full stomach, full water bottles and be ready to get on the road! Cyclists must bring their own water bottles. For more details and information regarding your start location, visit the Start Locations page.
At the rest stops enjoy individually packaged sweet and salty snacks such granola bars, Kind mini bars, fruit leather, Clif bars, applesauce pouches, P&B bars, gluten-free Honey Stingers, trail mix, turkey & beef jerky, chips, fruit and more.
- Lunch will be provided for all 75- and 100-mile cyclists at the second rest stop in Hammonton by Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop, including an assortment of meat and veggie hoagies, turkey gobbler sandwich, as well as salads with a protein for those that are gluten-free. See additional information regarding rest stop support listed below.
At the Saturday finish line
All meals will be available at the finish line festival area from 11:00am until 6:00pm. A general shaded seating area will be provided for all participants.
Grab a bite to eat from Bareburger at our enhanced Food Tent before you head up to the boardwalk to enjoy all your favorites. Options include cheeseburgers, pulled chicken, veggie burgers plus mac & cheese.
Thank you to their generous donations, Shriver’s saltwater taffy and Johnson’s Popcorn will also be available at the finish line all day. Additionally, popsicles will be provided by City to Shore sponsor Gerhard Appliances.
Reach Top Fundraiser status by ride weekend to receive reserved seating and an upgraded meal at the Top Fundraiser area. Options include sausage and peppers, pork butt, quarter chicken, beyond vegan sausage and peppers plus corn on the cob, salad, and mashed potatoes.
Plus, check out what local restaurants are offering dinner specials to cyclists! Visit the Finish Line page for more details.
Breakfast will be served Sunday morning at the festival area (Saturday finish line) from 5:30 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. Options include eggs, pork bacon, turkey sausage, home fries, juices, water, electrolytes, fruit, granola bars, and Clif Bars. Reminder: all cyclists must be on the road by 8 a.m. **Note for 2024: we received your 2023 feedback and looking forward to returning to the Ocean City Music Pier for breakfast in 2024.
At the Sunday finish line enjoy snacks, pizza (new this year: gluten-free pizza will be available), Rita’s Water Ice, and mini desserts by Cinnaholic before wrapping up your ride weekend.
Rest Stops: First Class Support
Rest stops approximately every 15 miles featuring:
> Fun festivities and smiling faces
> Food, food, food! Including drinks, snacks and lunch at the Hammonton stop
> First aid stations
> Mechanical support from local bike shops
**Only authorized Bike MS vehicles and cyclists are permitted access to the rest stops ride weekend. All other vehicular traffic is prohibited**
Route Markings
We make every effort to ensure you won’t get lost.
Directional Signs: The route will be clearly marked with orange (yellow on the century loop) directional signs at all turns and along straightaways. Directional signs at turns will include a warning and reassurance marking.
Directional signs include posted paper arrows and painted ‘MS’ markings on the pavement.
- 25, 40 & 75 Mile Route = Orange
- Century Loop = Yellow (only for the extra 25 mile loop)
Mileage (1,2,3…) Signs: are placed at every mile along the route north and south. Utilize these markers if/when calling in for medical or mechanical experience.
Medical Support & Emergency Assistance
Emergency medical support travels the entire route in the event that a cyclist may be injured. First aid stations will also be available at each rest stop.
Contact the number on your wristband (included in your rider number packet) 609-398-4156 during the ride if you need assistance or spot an accident.
Dial 911 in case of a medical emergency.
Help us provide top-notch first aid by completing the back of your rider number.
Support and Gear (SAG) Vehicles
Just can’t push another pedal, or just need a ride to the next stop? These van & truck duos rove the route and rest stops to transport you and your bike.
If you need a pickup, flip your bike upside down and give a ‘thumbs-down’ signal as the SAG vehicle approaches.
- NOTE: The trip into the finish line is not always direct. Be patient as we pick up other cyclists in need. If you only want a ride to the next rest stop, let the driver know. Always remember to thank your driver, who is volunteering his or her time for the weekend to support you.
- Personal SAG Vehicles PROHIBITED. Personal SAG vehicles are not permitted on the route. Please understand our need to cut down on vehicular traffic for YOUR SAFETY.
- No trailers, tagalongs or child carriers are allowed on the route per the Society’s Youth Riders policy.
Bike Mechanical Support
City to Shore Sponsoring Bike Shops will be located at all start locations, the rest stops and roving along the route to provide minor repairs.
If you need a pickup, flip your bike upside down and give a ‘thumbs-down’ as a bike shop mechanical vehicle approaches.
- Get your bike inspected August 26 through September 20 to ensure free mechanical support ride weekend. Click here for more details.
Other Route Support
Road Marshals
These motorcycle volunteers can be found at "trouble" intersections and along the route. They monitor and guide cyclist traffic but are not permitted to stop vehicular traffic. When you see a road marshal volunteer, ride with caution. They’ll be wearing orange vests and waving orange flags so you can’t miss them.
Communications Team
Communications volunteers are stationed along the route. If you encounter an accident or other emergency, let the communications volunteer know. They are easy to spot: just look for a car with a really big antenna! Note: These volunteers are there for communication purposes and are not permitted to direct traffic.
Police & Communities Who Welcome Us
Please be respectful of the communities that support and welcome Bike MS! Their hospitality makes this event possible. Every effort is made to keep you safe. Where possible, local law enforcement agencies have been recruited to help you travel safely through intersections and on shared roadways.
Be courteous, as they help you travel safely through their communities. Visit the Training & Prep page for more details on safe and courteous cycling behavior.
Staff
Bike MS staff and key volunteers will be monitoring the route.
Stay tuned for updated and additional information coming September 30!
Ride Weekend Photos
Visit the City to Shore Facebook Group. Also, be sure to share and post your photos on social media and with your donors. Don’t forget to tag us #BikeMS #DontJustRide #CitytoShore
2024 Photos: Stay tuned!
All City to Shore ride weekend photos are shot by an amazing group of volunteer photographers. Photographers are roaming the route and stationed at key locations such at the PATCO start, OC bridge and OC finish line on Saturday.
We will be working this group to get their photos from the weekend uploaded as soon as possible.
- Visit the Volunteer page if you are someone you know would be interested in joining the volunteer photographer team.
2023 Photos:
Visit the Society's flickr page to view all 2023 City to Shore photo albums.
Previous Year Ride Photos:
Visit the Society’s flickr page 2019-2022 City to Shore albums.
Visit the City to Shore flickr page for City to Shore 2014-2018 albums.
The National I Ride with MS (IRWMS) program recognizes participants living with MS. Participants in this program enjoy special day-of-event benefits and receive a complimentary "I Ride with MS" jersey from our program's proud supporter, Primal.
Visit the I Ride with MS page to learn more. Plus read IRWMS Participant’s Testimonials, check out the 2024 I Ride with MS jersey** design and learn how to join.
- I Ride with MS jerseys will be available for pick up at all Start Locations ride morning. Jerseys are available in men and women sizes.
Additionally, City to Shore I Ride with MS participants are invited to relax and cool off Saturday after the ride at the Ocean City Finish Line ‘I Ride with MS’ tent sponsored by Ivy Rehab.
Stay tuned for more details, plus other great I Ride with MS perks!
Click here for more details regarding the Ocean City finish line.
If you have any questions about the IRWMS program or City to Shore ride weekend experience, feel free to contact Rel Kulenski at rel.kulenski@nmss.org
Annually, 85% of City to Shore participants ride with a team. Team Captains play an essential role in the ride's success each year, and we are here to support and recognize you!
As a Team Captain, you'll receive one-on-one help from your team’s designated Bike MS staff to: answer questions, meet with you and team leaders, provide guidance, visit your company for a Q&A session or sign up, and much more!
Visit the Bike MS Teams page for additional team captain resources and information.
Visit the City to Shore Team Awards page to learn more about City to Shore specific:
- Team Captain Meet ups
- Team Perks & Benefits
- Team Awards
BUILD YOUR TEAM: Request 2024 City to Shore promotional materials, such brochures and posters, to help with team member recruitment. Click here to request materials. Please allow 1-2 weeks for items to be mailed. Need materials sooner? Contact your Bike MS staff in the meantime.
