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 eyebrows, and that’s intentional.
“All Ass No Gas” is more than a catchy phrase—it reflects our values:
When we ride, we ride with meaning. Our legs provide the power, and our hearts provide the fuel.
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 stories we hear along the way are what keep us pushing forward.
These stories remind us that our temporary discomfort—a grueling climb, a long training ride—is nothing compared to the daily challenges faced by those living with MS. They give us perspective, drive, and purpose.
Over time, All Ass No Gas has grown into something much larger than I ever imagined. It’s a movement built on action, compassion, and unity. Every ride, every fundraiser, every conversation spreads awareness and shows the power of ordinary people coming together for a common cause.
I am deeply proud of what we’ve built:
But most of all, I’m proud of the spirit that defines this team—the fire, grit, and relentless heart of our riders.
We want the name All Ass No Gas to instantly represent action, compassion, and unwavering commitment to a world free of MS.
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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