Brissie to the Bay Bike ride for MS Sunday 18 June 2017

Queensland’s biggest ever bike ride is back! Be one of thousands of people cycling in the ride to fight MS! Join us on Sunday 18th June 2017 for either a 10km, 25km, 50km, 100km or 160km ride.

MS Queensland is a non-profit organisation that provides accurate, up-to-date information about multiple sclerosis, and helps raise funds for MS research.

We also provide professional healthcare services to reduce the impact of the disease on those diagnosed, their family and carers.

We aim to help find the cause and cure for MS, as well as provide accurate and timely information from leading MS researchers and clinicians for people with MS, their family, friends, and healthcare providers.

As the sun rises on Sunday 18 June, thousands of riders will be slipping into their lycra and costumes of all sorts to take part in the 27th MS Brissie to the Bay bike ride to fight multiple sclerosis (MS).

You can join the challenge by riding one of our four tailored distances. There is the family friendly 10km around the Brisbane Riverside, the scenic 25km ride to Balmoral, the classic 50km to Wynnum, and the 100km ride to Wellington Point and Cleveland.  New in 2017, is the 100 mile (that’s 160km) bike ride!

The Brissie to the Bay bike ride is more than just a fun day out on the bike, it is an opportunity to join the MS community with fellow riders, friends and family, together aiming to raise a sensational $1.5 million to support people living with MS.  MS is the most common incurable chronic neurological condition affecting young adults in Australia, with over 3,700 living with MS in Queensland alone.

MS Queensland relies on dedicated individuals like you to get involved, helping us raise these much-needed funds to provide vital services across the state and help search for a cure.

So jump on your wheels of choice; bicycle, tricycle, unicycle, tandem bike and join us in the Ride to Fight MS.  Zip up, click in and don’t miss out, SIGN UP today! Head to www.BrissietotheBay.com.au and start raising funds to help support people living with MS.

You can follow the event via facebook

and more information on the MS Story at the website