I did an MS150 three years ago in the state of Washington "Pedal the Peninsula". It was my first
organized ride and in many ways the best. It was fully supported with adequate rest stops, good meal
stops, overnight accommodations(if you wished), dinner on the first night, a hearty breakfast on the
morning of the second day, and they had a lot of people cruising the route checking for people that
might have problems.
You needed to check in at certain points along the route so they could keep track of all riders. It
was very comforting to know that you were never more than 10 minutes from having some form of
assistance.
With this in mind you might check with others that have done your ride and find out what the state
of support is. I wound up hauling more items with me than I really needed.
It was a good ride for a good cause. I hope you have as much fun on your ride as I did on mine.
William Higley, Sr. Vision R-50 "bentcruiser" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I joined up with a team called the All Terrain Roadies that are doing the MS150 Bike Tour
in Oklahoma. It is a misnomer for the club, however. They have a handful of recumbents in
their throng.
I have noticed with a higher performing recumbent than what I had, I am even more eager to try out
different longer rides. I used to have a BikeE that I crossed the state on several times but never
considered the MS 150. So this is my year.
has anyone else done an MS 150? Comments on them?
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