Biking Across Kansas
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Biking Across Kansas (BAK) is an annual recreational and social rally for bicyclists that follows a route across the state of Kansas, United States.
The first BAK was held in 1975 and has been held each June since then. BAK routes vary from year to year, sometimes with multiple routes for riders to choose from. More than 800 bicyclists participate in BAK each year.
[edit] 2005 BAK
The 2005 BAK was organized with a single 530-mile, eight-day route from Elkhart in the southwest corner of Kansas to White Cloud in the northeast, with nightly stops in the cities of Sublette, Spearville, Ellinwood, Lindsborg, Chapman, Onaga, and Hiawatha.
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