K+S MS Bike brings record number of cyclists to Waskesiu for multiple sclerosis
Prince Albert National Park is no stranger to cyclists out for an afternoon ride, but the roads were packed with cyclists today as part of the K+S MS Bike event.
A record-breaking 361 cyclists came out to Waskesiu to enjoy the fantastic weather on their 55 or 81 kilometre bike ride. Riders had gathered pledges to support multiple sclerosis over the last year and came out to enjoy the fruits of the labour and also get a good workout.
“They’re here to meet other cyclists, share their stories, and enjoy the fun afternoon we have planned,” said Maggie Lens, organizer and manager of development at the MS Society of Canada’s Saskatoon
Division.
Part one of the trek took riders from the Waskesiu Community Hall to the intersection of Saskatchewan Highway 2 and Highway 264.