We provide radio communications enhancing route safety for MS Society bicycle tours. We strongly believe that good communications creates a safer and more enjoyable event.
We provide support for three bike rides. Each ride has their own unique requirements. Click on each of the logos to view our needs.
Maplewood
Formerly known as the 60/30 Bike Tour, the Allianz Twin Cities Ride starts and finishes at the Maplewood Community Center, and is hands down the best supported one-day ride the Twin Cities has to offer.
MS SCRAM event details
Duluth to the Twin Cities
This two day event starts Saturday at Proctor High School near Duluth and overnights in Hinkley at Grande Casino. Sunday ends at the National Sports Center in Blaine.
MS SCRAM event details
The Ride Across Minnesota
The TRAM is five days and moves to a different location within Minnesota each year. The 2008 route starts in Grand Rapids and ends in Duluth. We will take volunteers for two day stretches as well as for the full tour.
MS SCRAM event details
We would like you to register on our members page so we know that you will be out there.
Our Process
We use the standard Incident Command System that is in widespread use by government agencies.
Each rest stop communications team monitors their assigned segment of the tour. Assigned segments are overlapped to ensure communications. It is expected that one of two rest stops will hear your communication needs. See the attached diagram.
MS SCRAM is an independent group comprised of volunteers dedicated to ending multiple sclerosis. Its partnership with the National MS Society includes radio communication and volunteer support during the events in which it participates.
Copyright MS SCRAM 2008 page revised 10Feb08