Our Team - The Sonic Streamers

We're a group of Wisconsin cyclists dedicated to raising donations and awareness for Multiple Sclerosis Research every year through the;
       

MS 150 Best Dam Bike Tour

 
We've raised over 1.5 million for Multiple Sclerosis over the twelve+ years we've been in existence. In 2011, our riders raised $108,826.31!. We were the largest team in the state and raised the 2nd most money of any team. Chuck and his "Angels" finally edged us out with an outstanding fundraising effort. Congrats. Chuck is a fundraising giant and we just wish we had about a thousand Chuck's, because if we did we could finally whip this disease once and for all. It's a great accomplishment for MS and shows what can be done by so many. Lets see if we can continue to raise the bar and do more for MS than any other organization in the state of Wisconsin!

Our 2010 team total was: $112,440.30  //  Our 2011 team total was: $108,826.31

Our aim is to make the greatest impact in the state by raising awareness for MS through our large team size, visibility in the community and by raising more donations than any other team.


To accomplish our goals, we need to reach some pretty lofty heights:

  • Increase total riders to 150
  • Increase donations raised to $150,000

Benefits of joining us

By riding with the Sonic Streamers, you not only help fight MS, but also get access to:
  1. Our full color custom bike jersey - available for purchase at cost of $60.
  2. Chartered bus ride to Waukesha Saturday morning. Organized weekly training rides / bike tune up day before the event.
  3. Team banners and other special recognition, including reserved seating during the Saturday night entertainment, preferred rooming assignments in Whitewater, goody bags, private team tent, pizza party and other perks.

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How we got our name

Ken Minor, CFO of Sonic Foundry, started the Sonic Streamers in 1998, a year after his wife Karen was diagnosed with MS. He established the team to help raise funds for research and local programs.

"With each mile we ride,we hope to bring the National MS Society closer to a cure."
– Ken Minor, Captain of the Sonic Streamer