Thousands participate to fuel research at the BP MS 150
HOUSTON (KTRK) -- Weather may have cut the ride short, but it didn't dampen the spirits thousands of cyclists and 3,500 volunteers in the BP MS 150. This year, because of the threat of bad weather, the ride was Saturday from Houston to La Grange.
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Even though the ride ends today, the fundraising continues until July 31. To make a donation to fuel MS research progress and change the world for people affected by multiple sclerosis, go to BPMS150.net.
Here are a few reasons why people ride.
WATCH NOW: Melanie Lawson on what the ride means to her
WATCH NOW: Because We Can cyclist group features riders with MS
WATCH NOW: Mom who uses wheelchair opens up about life with MS
WATCH NOW: Teen football star with MS
WATCH NOW: Doctor who treats MS also rides in the BP MS 150
WATCH NOW: ABC13 sports reporter David Nuno tries the "Challenge Course" at the BP MS 150
WATCH NOW: BP MS 150 Bicycle fitting for women
WATCH NOW: Casey's BP MS 150 Forecast
PHOTOS: The finish line last year
LIVE VIEWS TENT CITY IN LA GRANGE, WHERE RIDERS WILL STOP AFTER FIRST LEG OF BP MS 150
