Ride Details

Saturday

5:45am Parking Lot Opens at Williamson County Ag Expo Center, Happy Hiller Start Line

6:00- 7:30am Packet Pick-up

6:00- 7:30am Breakfast and Luggage Loading

6:00-7:15am Team Photos

7:15am Kick-Off Program Starts

7:30am Riders Depart

10:30am-4:00pm Jack Daniels Finish Line Activities: Tent Village, Food and Beverage, Distillery Tours

4:00pm Route Closes

4:00pm Shuttle for one-day cyclists departs to return to Williamson County Ag Expo Center. First come first serve seating

5:30-8:30pm- Buffet dinner at Jack Daniels BBQ Hill

6:30pm Program and Awards Ceremony

8:30pm Final Shuttles to Hotels

Sunday

5:15am Shuttle Service Begins

6:00-7:30am- Breakfast and Luggage Loading

7:30am- Riders Depart

8:00am- Shuttles for cyclists not wanting to ride departs to return to Williamson County Ag Expo Center. First come first serve seating

10:30am-4pm Page High School, Happy Hiller Finish Line Activities: Lunch Service, Luggage Pick-Up

4:00pm Route Closes

5:00pm Venue Closes

Just Jack Bus

This bus will leave the Jack Daniel's finish line on Saturday, Oct. 1 at 4pm sharp to return cyclists back to the Williamson Co. Ag Expo Center. This shuttle is first come first serve seating. When taking this shuttle back, you will miss the evening dinner, program and awards on BBQ Hill.

Sunday Morning Shuttle to Franklin

If you wake up Sunday morning and decide riding is not in the cards for you, don't fear! We have a shuttle that will take you back to the Williamson Co. Ag Expo Center. This shuttle will leave Jack Daniel's after the riders depart and will depart around 8:30am. This shuttle is also first come, first serve.

 

With our move from Page High School to the Williamson Co. Ag Expo Center, our routes have changed a little bit. Be sure to take a look at our updated routes and to download the most accurate version.

Saturday

• Saturday 60-mile: view route
• Saturday 80-mile: view route

Sunday

• Sunday 60-mile: view route
• Sunday 80-mile: view route

*Routes are subject to change before the ride.

Williamson County Ag Center Layout

Click here to view the Williamson County Ag Center Layout.

Jack Daniels Finish Line Layout

Click here to view the Jack Daniels Finish Line Layout.

Join the Veloteers team at the Bike Ride Across Wilson County on Saturday, August 20th. This is a great opportunity to join fellow Jack & Back riders and to get some miles in before our ride weekend!

• 32 Miles 
• 63 Miles

Fully Supported Well Stocked Rest Stops

$30 Online, $35 Day of Event

Register here. 

Early Packet Pickup

*You must have at least $300 turned in to pick up your packet. You can turn in money when you come and you can pick up packets for friends or teammates as long as they have the minimum amount raised.

Tuesday, September 20th at REI in Brentwood
261 Franklin Rd, Brentwood, TN 37027
12 pm - 6 pm

Wednesday, September 21st at Cumberland Transit
2807 West End Ave, Nashville, TN 37203
12 pm - 6 pm

Thursday, September 22nd at the MS Society office in Brentwood
214 Overlook Circle, Ste. 153, Brentwood, TN 37027
12 pm - 5:30 pm

If you aren't able to make it to early packet pickup, registration will be open at 6 am at the start line on Saturday, Oct. 1st!

Fundraising Weeks

How:

• Utilize the fundraising weeks to reach out to your donors, share why you ride and reach your goal. Raise $1,000 and reach Top Fundraiser status and earn the 2022 Jack and Back commemorative top fundraiser jersey and amazing ride day perks!
• Download the Bike MS App now on Google Play or Apple App Store and take advantage of mobile check deposits. Utilize the Bike MS Fundraising Tool Kit and visit the Bike MS Fundraising Ideas page for more ways to help you reach your goal.
• Plus, check your Inbox during these weeks for more details!
• Remind your team members that fundraising weeks are coming up or happening to encourage them to fundraise and help the team win!

Both a team and an individual participant can win big during this year’s fundraising weeks!

When:

• Fundraising Week #1: July 25^th - 31^st
• Fundraising Week #2:  August 22^nd - 28^th

Who: Winners for each fundraising week will include both the individual and the team(s) with most money raised online (total dollars) during that week.

Team winners will be determined based on the following two divisions. That’s right, two teams can win during each fundraising week!

• Teams with 15 or more members at the start of the fundraising week
• Teams with less than 15 members at the start of the fundraising week

Prizes:

 Fundraising Week #1: July 25^th – 31^st

• Individual Prize: $250 Credit to Garmin.com
• Team Prize: Upgraded Team Experience of their choice (team tent/area upgrades, champagne at finish for team, or team porta potty at rest stop)

Fundraising Week #2: August 22^nd – 28^th

• Individual Prize: 1 FREE hotel room for Saturday, Oct. 1^st in Tullahoma, TN
• Team Prize: Team Happy Hour / Pizza Party OR an Upgraded Team Experience of their choice (team tent/area upgrades or team porta potty at rest stop)

Virtual Meetups

Join us at the virtual meetups below to learn more about the Rockin' Ride and prepare for the weekend event!

Team Captain Meeting #1
On 7/12/22 - Click here to join the meeting

Rookie Rider Meeting
On 7/22/22 - Click here to join the meeting

Team Captain Meeting #2
On 8/9/22 - Click here to join the meeting

Safety Meeting
On 8/31/22 - Click here to join the meeting

 

Bike MS is an extraordinary ride no matter where you are! Whether you have a flat tire or need a snack to help get you across the finish line, we’ve got you covered…  

Each route includes fully-stocked rest stops every 10 to 12 miles with some of the best snacks and volunteers around. Relax, hydrate, use the restroom, re-apply sunscreen and enjoy the volunteers. Bike mechanics and support and gear (SAG) vehicles will also be on the route to assist you.  

After the ride, we will have plenty of food at the finish line.

You will not go hungry at the Bike to Jack & Back! From homemade banana pudding to pickle juice to a buffet dinner Saturday evening and breakfast to fuel you on day 2, we’ve got you covered!

• Rest Stop Food: Salty snacks, granola/fruit bars, fruit, candy, cookies, pickle juice, and Gatorade/water.
• Saturday Morning: granola bars, fruit, and other grab-and-go snacks in addition to Gatorade and water.
• Saturday Lunch: Uncrustables on the route, Papa John’s pizza and grilled chicken salad for lunch at the Finish line
• Saturday Dinner: Buffett dinner of BBQ, Chili Lime Chicken, Biryani, Mac & Cheese, French Bread/Yeast Rolls, Salted Caramel Banana Pudding, Tea/Lemonade
• Sunday Breakfast: Provided by Waffle House - build your own biscuit bar. Sausage, eggs, bacon, biscuits and coffee
• Sunday Lunch: Lunch catered by BJ's.
• Rest Stop Snacks: Salty snacks, granola/fruit bars, fruit, candy, cookies, pickle juice, and Gatorade/water.

Support at the Ride:

• Rest Stop Support: Rest stops are set up approximately every 12-15 miles featuring:
  Themes with fun festivities and smiling faces
  Food, food, food! Including drinks, snacks and lunch!
  If you have specific dietary needs, please let us know during the registration process.
  First aid stations
  Mechanical support from local bike shops

Saturday Rest Stop Locations:

Williamson Fire/Rescue Peytonsville
4950 Harpeth-Peytonsville Rd., Thompson's Station TN, 37179

Bethesda Market
4965 Bethesda-Duplex Rd, College Grove, TN 37064

Eagleville City Hall
100 S. Main Street Eagleville, TN 37060

Maxwell Chapel
191 Maxwell Chapel Rd., Unionville, TN 37180

Eaken Elementary School
1100 Glenoaks Rd.Shelbyville, TN 37160

Flat Creek Community Club
115 New Herman Road Shelbyville, TN 37160

Sunday Rest Stops:

Neal Bridge Park
700 Ridgeville Rd. Tullahoma, TN 37388

Flat Creek Community Club
115 New Herman Rd. Shelbyville, TN 37160

Eakin Elementary School
1100 Glenoaks Rd. Shelbyville, TN 37160

Maxwell Chapel
191 Maxwell Chapel Rd. Unionville, TN 37180

Eagleville City Hall
1008 S. Main St Eagleville, TN 37060

Lynchburg Jiffy Mart
2431 Lynchburg Hwy Lynchburg, TN 37352

• SAG Vehicles Just can't push another pedal, or just need a ride to the next stop? These trucks & SUVs rove the route and rest stops. Call the number on your wristband and look for the first SAG to come your way. Give the thumbs-down signal if you want to
  be picked up. You and your bike will be transported. NOTE: The trip into the finish line is not always direct. Be patient as we pick up other cyclists in need. If you only want a ride to the next rest stop, let the driver know. Always remember to thank your
  driver, who is volunteering his or her time for the weekend to support you.
• Personal SAG Vehicles PROHIBITED Personal SAG vehicles are not permitted on the route. Please understand our need to cut down on vehicular traffic for YOUR SAFETY.
• Bicycle tagalongs, trailers and carriers are not allowed on the route.
• Mechanical Support- Get your bike inspected prior to ride weekend to identify major issues. Sponsoring Bike Shops will provide minor repairs on the road and on rest stops ride weekend.
• Communications Team- Communications volunteers are stationed along the route. If you encounter an accident or other emergency, let the communications volunteer know. They are easy to spot just look for a car with a big antenna!

Note: These volunteers are there for communication purposes and are not permitted to direct traffic.

• Road Marshals- These motorcycle volunteers can be found at "trouble" intersections and along the route. They monitor and guide cyclist traffic but are not permitted to stop vehicular traffic. When you see a road marshal volunteer, ride with caution. They'll be wearing orange vests so you can't miss them.
• Medical Support Emergency- medical support travels the entire route if a cyclist may be injured. Help us provide top-notch first aid by completing your yellow/orange safety card. In addition, an emergency number will be printed on the wristband included in your packet. Use this number during the ride if you spot an accident. First aid stations will also be available.
• Police and Communities Who Welcome Us- Every effort is made keep you safe. Where possible, local police have been recruited to help you travel through hazardous intersections and on busy roadways. Be courteous, as they help you travel safely through their communities.