Thanks all my dear friends’ kind supports. Finally, MS 150 is over. I am not actually sure whether I should say I finish MS 150 or not, well it is NOT up to me. Here is the story, the first day San Antonio experienced big rain, well, but not that bad I guess for the dieing hard cyclists. So I hang on there and finished 75 miles ride with 17+ mph average speed in the rain. Appreciate our company’s kind sponsor and all the volunteers, so I can get into the tent and have a rest. But I have to admit LifeTime Fitness team’s BBQ smelled really good, especially after my long ride as you can imagine. At the second day, I woke up around 5:15AM and was shocked about the bad weather. The storm was unbelievable! Honestly, I kept questioning myself “Am I stupid or brave?” This question finally left to the MS 150 committee, the day 2 ride was canceled. I felt sorry for Fay’s coming at that early to pick me up. And I even was not able to see her under my building, which was probably half minutes walking distance away, just because the rain was too heavy and it already started flooding over there. Well, to everyone’s disappointment, the rest of the day was OK, just very humid.

OK, that is pretty much about my first MS 150 ride. Again, highly appreciate all my friends’ support. And to the readers of my blog, MS 150 is the largest organize National ride in U.S. You can check over here:

http://www.ms150.org/

Here are some pictures.

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