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HISTORY
There's a lot of history behind the Menominee River Century Ride. Be sure to click on the links below to learn how we got started. If you have a story that you'd like to share about our beloved Menominee River Century Ride, click here.
 Why They Keep Coming Back After 25 Years
The Menominee River Century has drawn many riders from the local area over the 25 years. Some have ridden just a few times; some have participated every year. What entices them to start riding in the first place and what keeps them coming back year after year? Read more...
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 Dory’s 1982-2008
For the first Menominee River Century in 1982, the MRC committee chose Dory’s Supper Club as the location for a rest stop simply because it was strategically located in the middle of the southern loop of the “figure eight” route that started at Stephenson Island. Read more...
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 25 Years of Innovations in the MRC
The organizers of the Menominee River Century Ride have often broken new ground in many areas on its way to becoming one of the top bicycle events in the Midwest. Read more...
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 Twenty Five Years of the MRC – Reminiscing
In the fall of 1981, Ken Yuska flagged down Laurie on her bike. “I just came back from a fantastic bike ride, the Door County Century. It’s organized by bicyclists and a hospital. If they can do it, we can do it!” We had no idea that those words would be the start of a 25-year tradition. Read more...
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