Rice University MS150 Team
Our goal—a world free of MS.
Rice University students and faculty have come together once again to rid the world of multiple sclerosis!
Ever since 2014, our team has been raising thousands of dollars for treatments and a potential cure for this disease. As we train for this grueling 180-mile ride, please donate whatever you feel comfortable with. Even if it's only $1, your contribution will be going to one of the best organizations around.
If you want to join our team, contact Adam Lewis at arl4@rice.edu!
Last year we had 18 people ride with us. For nearly half the team, it was their first time ever participating in a bike event such as this. We pride ourselves on providing exhaustive guidance and training routines to new, inexperienced bikers. With enough training and dedication, anyone can complete the full ride!
Please support our team today.
We've set an ambitious goal because we know that with support from people like you we can get there. The money raised will help fund amazing progress in MS research, as well as programs and services that ensure people affected by MS can live their best lives.
Want to join our team?
We'd love to have you. Come ride with us and experience a ride that will change lives—including your own.
10 Facts about MS
- Multiple sclerosis is a chronic, unpredictable disease of the central nervous system.
- More than 2.3 million people are affected by MS worldwide.
- Most people are diagnosed between the ages of 20 and 50.
- Women are much more likely to develop MS than men.
- There is no evidence MS is directly inherited.
- It is challenging to diagnose MS.
- No two people have exactly the same symptoms.
- MS symptoms can be invisible.
- The majority of people with MS do not become severely disabled.
- MS has no cure.
Learn more at BikeMS.org.
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