Get on your bike to support people living with MS! Join 5,000 cyclists on Sunday 22 February for a 40km ride through the City of Melbourne, over the spectacular Westgate Bridge and through the fresh bay side suburbs of Port Melbourne and Williamstown as part of an iconic event to help raise awareness and vital funds to support people living with Multiple Sclerosis.

Join 5,000 cyclists on Sunday 22 February for a 40km ride through the City of Melbourne, over the spectacular Westgate Bridge and through the fresh bay side suburbs of Port Melbourne and Williamstown as part of an iconic event to help raise awareness and vital funds to support people living with Multiple Sclerosis.

The Melbourne Summer Cycle is fast becoming a major cycling event on the Melbourne event calendar catering for keen cyclists as well as recreational cyclists and family groups. Participants experience a fun filled summer’s day with live entertainment, plenty of water stops and enjoy the feeling of being part of something truly special while pedalling for a purpose.

CEO of MS Australia ACT/NSW/VIC, Mr Bill Younger is urging residents of Melbourne to support people living with Multiple Sclerosis by taking part in the event.

being part of something truly special while pedalling for a purpose
“The Melbourne Summer Cycle is the perfect opportunity for Melburnians to get involved in a healthy and active event and to experience the unique sites of Melbourne on their bikes while fundraising and supporting people living with Multiple Sclerosis” he said.

Raise more than just your heart rate at the Melbourne Summer Cycle and help to raise $350,000 to support people living with MS. The ride may be a challenge but fundraising is easy. Collect sponsorship online or simply make a donation.

When: Sunday 22 February, 2009 staggered start between 7:30am – 8:30am
Where: Princes Park, Cnr Royal Pde & Walker St, Carlton North, Mel Ref: 29 G12
Register: www.melbournesummercycle.org.au or call 03 9845 2718.
Further Information: Cheryl 9845 2726 or email ceyssens@mssociety.com.au