Meet Dave Chiarello – longtime alumni, board member, and friend of Bike the US for MS If you haven’t had the chance to be on a Bike the US for MS ride with Dave, you should know that he can do it all – from building custom shelving for the traile ...
How Northern Tier Cyclist and PhD Candidate Mia Cozart is changing the Future of MS Treatment
Meet Mia – a badass PhD student at Georgetown University who’s planning to ride across the country on our Northern Tier route this summer. She’s set to complete her thesis about a potential new drug target for multiple sclerosis treatment this s ...
Why Our Route Leaders Love Their Roles
Our volunteer route leaders love what they do – hear firsthand from some of our amazing route leaders about their experiences on the road with us: Which ride(s) have you led, and what years did you lead them? Ted Yates: I’ve led the GAP and C& ...
MS Diagnosis Stories: Redefining Life at 23 – Lina Garada’s Journey
At the age of 23, when life's script is supposed to be about exploration, adventure, and the dawn of adulthood, Bike the US for MS alumni, Lina Garada, faced an unexpected twist in her story – a diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis (MS). This MS diagnosi ...
Introducing James Whateley: The New Face of Bike the US for MS and Bike the UK for MS as Executive Director
Following Cassie's farewell from the organization in April, after over a decade of dedicated effort, James Whateley will be coming onboard in a new role as Executive Director of both Bike the US for MS and Bike the UK for MS. He has a rich history w ...
Farewell to Cassie Wertz: The Heart of Bike the US for MS
Join us in saying goodbye to Cassie Wertz, the Executive Director of Bike the US for MS, who dedicated the past decade to raising awareness and funds for multiple sclerosis. Read about her impact and legacy on our organization and the lives she touched.





