
For as long as I can remember, two forces have driven me: a deep desire to make a meaningful impact and a lifelong love of cycling. As a kid, the simple joy of being on a bike brought me freedom and excitement. Over the years, that passion grew into something much larger—a purpose that would transform not just my life, but the lives of others.
That purpose came to life with the founding of All Ass No Gas Cycling Club. What began as a personal pursuit quickly became a powerful movement, blending cycling with a mission close to my heart: fighting multiple sclerosis. This isn’t just about riding bikes; it’s about building a community of individuals united by a common goal—to support the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and those affected by this disease.
My involvement with the MS Society started small. I signed up for a local fundraising ride, thinking it would be a fun way to combine cycling with giving back. What I didn’t expect was how profoundly that event would move me.
The energy was electric. Riders from all walks of life came together, not for personal glory, but for something far bigger. The stories of courage, resilience, and hope lit a fire in me. In that moment, I realized cycling could be more than a hobby—it could be a platform for advocacy, awareness, and lasting impact. That’s when All Ass No Gas Cycling Club was born.
The name might raise a few eyebrows — and honestly, that’s exactly the point. All Ass No Gas isn’t here to blend in, play it safe, or tiptoe around expectations. We chose a name that gets attention because the work we do deserves attention.
“All Ass No Gas” is far more than a catchy phrase. It’s a statement of who we are and how we show up. It reflects our values: we give everything we’ve got, we don’t hold back, and we never coast. When we ride, we ride with purpose. When we advocate, we speak loudly. When we support those living with MS, we go all in — no hesitation, no half-effort, no apologies.
Our name tells people that we’re serious about making an impact, but we’re not afraid to break the mold while doing it. We bring grit, heart, humor, and a relentless drive to every mile and every mission. If our name makes someone stop and ask what we’re all about, good — that’s one more chance to spread awareness, share a story, and push the fight against MS forward. Because at the end of the day, we stand for effort, action, and a team that shows up fully — every time.
From the start, my vision was to create more than just a cycling team. I wanted a space where people could come together to do something bigger than themselves—a space for those willing to train, raise funds, and give everything they’ve got to fight MS.
Every year, our team sets bold goals, both in miles and dollars raised. Fundraising isn’t optional—it’s essential. The money we raise goes directly toward research, advocacy, and life-changing programs for people living with MS.
When someone joins our team, they commit to more than riding. They commit to making a difference. That shared responsibility binds us together and fuels the impact we make as a group.
The All Ass No Gas Cycling Club continues to ride for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society because every mile reminds us why this mission matters. Yes, the ride is challenging, and yes, the training takes time and dedication — but it’s the stories we encounter along the way that fuel our commitment year after year.
We ride for the mother who was diagnosed in her thirties and refuses to let MS define her life. We ride for the father who shows up at every finish line to cheer on his daughter living with MS. We ride for the friend who once cycled beside us and now stands at the sidelines, reminding us that our efforts make a real difference. These stories, shared at rest stops, at team dinners, and on quiet stretches of road, are what push us forward when the miles get tough.
Every conversation, every handshake, every tearful thank-you reinforces why we show up. Our pedals turn for those who can’t, for those fighting every day, and for the hope that one day no family will have to face MS.
We ride because their stories stay with us. And as long as those stories exist, so will our commitment.
Over time, All Ass No Gas has grown into something far greater than I ever imagined. What started as a simple idea — a group of friends coming together to ride — has transformed into a movement grounded in action, compassion, and unwavering unity. This team has become proof that when people show up with purpose, they can create real, lasting change.
Every ride we complete, every dollar we raise, and every conversation we have about multiple sclerosis sends a ripple out into the world. It spreads awareness, offers hope, and reminds others that ordinary people can accomplish extraordinary things when they stand together for a shared mission. What we do isn’t just about cycling — it’s about lifting others up, amplifying their stories, and making sure no one living with MS feels alone in their fight.
I am deeply proud of what we’ve built: a community that leads with heart, supports with strength, and rides with relentless determination. Our impact goes far beyond the road, and it continues to grow with every person who joins, encourages, donates, or believes in the cause alongside us. But most of all, I'am proud of the spirits that defines this team-the fire, the grit, the relentless heart of our riders, and the generosity of those who continue to support our fundraising efforts.
As we look ahead, our mission remains clear and unwavering. We are committed to expanding our team, welcoming more passionate riders who share our drive to make a difference. With every new member, we strengthen our presence, our impact, and our collective voice in the fight against MS.
We aim to raise more funds not only to support the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, but also to grow and empower our own team — giving us the resources, visibility, and momentum needed to serve the MS community even more effectively. Each dollar raised helps fuel research, support families, and bring us one step closer to a world without MS.
Increasing awareness is equally essential. We want to help ensure that MS is understood, that newly diagnosed individuals feel supported, and that no one facing this disease has to walk their journey alone. Through our rides, our outreach, and our presence in the community, we strive to amplify the voices and stories that need to be heard.
Ultimately, we want the name All Ass No Gas to stand as a symbol — one that immediately conveys action, compassion, and an unbreakable commitment to a future free from multiple sclerosis. We ride toward that vision with purpose, determination, and heart.
Supporting the National Multiple Sclerosis Society isn’t just one part of our story—it’s the foundation of who we are.
All Ass No Gas Cycling Club is more than just cyclists riding together. We are a living, breathing example of what happens when purpose meets passion. Together, we ride. Together, we fight. Together, we believe in building a stronger, united community—one pedal stroke at a time.

All Ass No Gas Cycling Club (AANGCC) proudly supports three nonprofit organizations: the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Central Texas Food Bank, and Dress for Success.
Philanthropy, charity, and volunteerism are fundamental expressions of extending a helping hand and uplifting those in need. Through the voluntary contribution of financial resources, skills, and time, these efforts play a critical role in empowering underserved communities and fostering their growth.
For any community, especially those facing economic challenges, prosperity often begins with support from within. By making charitable or philanthropic contributions to AANG, individuals can help create meaningful change for those in need. While “charity” and “philanthropy” are often used interchangeably, they have distinct meanings. Charity addresses immediate, short-term needs with one-time acts of giving, while philanthropy takes a more strategic, long-term approach, focusing on addressing root causes and empowering individuals for sustained, lasting improvement.
Volunteerism, on the other hand, involves individuals dedicating their time and skills to support organizations—often nonprofit or social service entities—without financial compensation. Volunteers willingly contribute their efforts to benefit others or advance community initiatives, motivated not by monetary gain but by the fulfillment that comes from giving back and creating positive change.
Through its commitment to charity, philanthropy, and volunteerism, AANG seeks to inspire individuals and communities to work together to support those who need it most, driving meaningful impact and fostering resilience across society.

While we are a cycling club, we take pride in being Austin’s friendliest and most socially responsible biking community. Our members come together to enjoy rides throughout the Austin metropolitan area, fostering an environment where everyone feels safe, supported, and encouraged to prioritize their mental well-being.
This statement of values reflects our commitment to creating a space built on mutual respect and shared purpose for the benefit of all. AANGCC is dedicated to maintaining a welcoming, diverse, and inclusive community for all members, regardless of race, creed, gender, religion, socioeconomic status, or sexual orientation.
We stand united against racism, intolerance, bigotry, and all forms of discrimination, reaffirming our commitment to equity and inclusion in everything we do.
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