This year's MS150
The Columbia Daily Tribune covered this year's Mid-Missouri MS150 ride, which started, overnighted, and ended in Columbia last weekend. The MS150 in Columbia attracted 2,300 riders.
Ed Chasteen has a very interesting report about his MS150 ride this year.:
The Kansas City Kansan has an article about (you guessed it . . . ) Kansas City, Kansans, who participated in the MS150.
The Lake Sun Leader has an article about Morgan McNally, who rode in the Ozark MS150.
Ed Chasteen has a very interesting report about his MS150 ride this year.:
Though I have MS, I can't presume to speak for others who do. I ride my bike all year long so I can ride with all of you every September. You inspire me. Speaking just for myself, I must say that I admire you. I respect you. I love you. Bless you.The Columbia Tribune has an article about Lisa Peck, who has MS and participated in the MS 150.
The Kansas City Kansan has an article about (you guessed it . . . ) Kansas City, Kansans, who participated in the MS150.
The Lake Sun Leader has an article about Morgan McNally, who rode in the Ozark MS150.
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