Bike Across Kansas starts Saturday
Submitted by Brent Hugh on Wed, 06/11/2003 - 12:19pm
Monday's Hutchison News has a nice article about the ongoing Bike Across Kansas:
The Lawrence Journal-World also has a story about BAK.
The Newton Kansan has as story about BAK director and organizer, Charlie Summers.
The Garden City Telegram has a mid-ride update.
The Wichita Eagle has an article about BAK passing through St. John.
The Newton Kansas has a feature on 68-year-old Jim Goering, who is riding a recumbent on the ride.
The event started in 1973 with a group of friends who challenged themselves to bike across the state, said BAK director Charlie Summers.BAK started Saturday, June 7th.
This year, three different routes - A, B and K - will take 906 cyclists about 500 miles in eight days, starting at the Colorado border. There are stops each night along the routes, all finishing in Garnett.
The Lawrence Journal-World also has a story about BAK.
The Newton Kansan has as story about BAK director and organizer, Charlie Summers.
The Garden City Telegram has a mid-ride update.
The Wichita Eagle has an article about BAK passing through St. John.
The Newton Kansas has a feature on 68-year-old Jim Goering, who is riding a recumbent on the ride.
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