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Milwaukee Messenger Invitational - MMI XII

Last weekend was the 12th run of the Milwaukee Messenger Invitational. This event is 12 years strong and draws riders from around the Midwest for a weekend of riding and racing in the middle of the Mil. This years ride rolled out from Breakway Bicycle Couriers and headed directly to Milwaukee's lakefront where riders had to lock their bikes and run down Government Pier. From their riders split off following their manifest throughout the Eastside, Riverwest and out as far as the polo courts in Washington Park. Local polo legend, courier and cycling advocate Jake Newborn took third overall aboard the Fyxation Quiver and Matt U. took home the overall win and a new Eastside frameset. Congratulations to all that participated!

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