Yes, by the Justice Cycling League

It will return to Houston "normal" this week.

There was a crowd as the Pickle Festival setup.

My legs hung in there riding east over Lake Houston into the wind. Thanks

Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching. Not the start I wanted.

I have rode those but not in many years. MS150 in 1987 and 1988. The last time I rode the Tour de Houston was when it was on Saturday. I haven't done it since it changed to Sunday.

@@RickAnkrum I just fishing watching the whole video is there a exact address to the entrance to san Jacinto you trail head I was looking online but I could find the address

@@hymanlemons8385 The entrance to the San Jacinto Bayou Greenway that I took on the way back doesn't have an address but riding east on Hamblen Road the white fence on the right is across the street from a former flea market. The next street is Burning Tree. You can see the greenway entrance between two yellow gates that are partially closed. I hope that helps.

The shade helps but the trees also block the breeze unless I'm moving.

Thanks for watching.

I remember riding the HH100 with temperature that but I wasn't sure of the year.

Helping is the best.

You gave it a good try. Now you know how to prepare. Maybe it won't quite so hot next time.

Glad you joined the ride. Look forward to next year and the 100k.

Glad you had a great ride. Thanks for the well wishes. My road rash is not too bad. Should be able to ride tomorrow.

Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching and commenting. Glad for your Canyon carrying you so well. My Canyon Endurace was the right bike for the ride. Lots of water and electrolyte helped me through the heat and wind. Have a safe trip back home. I'll drive back on Sunday.

I looked for you but we missed each other. It was a warm welcome!

Next year?

Thanks. I agree. It was great to help and chat at the same time

Thanks for helping HH100. I won't arrive until Friday afternoon so I'll miss you.

@@RickAnkrum Friday's I'm over there with the mountain bike and Friday evenings I'm usually back in the registration area for the gravel rides on Saturday night. /at packet handout. have a good ride.

@@ronniebaker8126 I will look for the MTB and gravel areas.

Friday evening the kids I think they start at 5:00 over on the mountain bike trail then I'm usually back over on Friday evenings for spaghetti dinner and registrations are packet pickup I kind of just mixed around on those days then I ride on Saturday with the special Olympics we do the 25 Miles

@@ronniebaker8126 I'll try to look you up.

Yes, I'll ride the 100k route. Hoping the forecast cools a few degrees

My son in law rode Vernon Burnin today. 100k. 100° when he finished. He can’t make HHH. I couldn’t make either but did 40 yesterday. Take care!

@@bryanschwertner3585 That was a good substitute ride. Good work!

Thanks. We could use some rain though. Next 2 days will hotter, maybe 100+.

The shade is nice when it is hot.

Thanks for watching. Traffic gives me space and most of the frontage road has a shoulder.

@@RickAnkrum​​⁠…would have to agree with the viewer’s comment about riding on that frontage road. The whole time was concerned for your safety with cars and trucks flying by. Didn’t see any other cyclists there, but I did skip around a bit.

@@dolittle6781 Traffic is friendly giving me the space I need. No other cyclists.

@@RickAnkrum fair enough…

I'm okay. I'll be back riding today. You are so correct about kissing the dirt/concrete/asphalt.

Thanks. I will riding carefully.

Thanks. I am planning on riding tomorrow. I'll be more careful.

Falls/crashes are part of biking but I don't like when it happens. Glad that you got back on your bike. I think I will be back tomorrow with more attention to the re-entry angle. Thanks for your comment and encouragement.

Thanks. I should start riding earlier in the day.

Thanks for your comments. I'm glad my video has helped you plan your ride.

You should have no problem then with HH100. Good ride at Katy.🚲😀

Thanks for asking. I am having a health issue plus the aftermath of hurricane Beryl. Not sure when I'll be back on the bike.

Awww hope u feel better soon. My husband watches ur channel. He mountain bikes. We live in Houston too ​@@RickAnkrum

@@RickAnkrum the hurricane was awful 😞

@@Ashleyiza Thank you. Hope you have recovered from Beryl. Thanks for watching my channel.

@@Ashleyiza Yes. Many days without electricity. I live where there are thousands of trees making it hard to clear the lines and get power back on. I still see repair trucks going on my street.

Tell that to the kid I saw in a hotdog costume

I didn't see any

It was too tough for me to complete. I moved to the gravel roads. sorry for the break.

@@RickAnkrum Those mosquitos went crazy as soon as I stepped off the bike. I did see a couple deer in another area.

@@travis5738 I think I was early enough that the mosquitos had not arrived yet. I imagine they are thick now.

Not very often. I ride Gatorskin tires. Pretty durable.

Thanks for watching and asking. I like the Helix. Since I bought it I added another bike to my fleet and that bumped the Helix down to #3 on my preference list: #1 Cervelo Caledonia, #2 Canyon Endurace CF7, #4 Trek Marlin 8 MTB. I got the SRAM Rival AXS etap group which I have on the Cervelo and Canyon. I really like electronic shifting. I added the Rival Power Meter crankarm and ICAN Cycling Alpha 46 carbon wheels. The freewheel is noisy but I tune it out now. I have the same wheels on the Cervelo and Canyon. The Helix feels harsh when I ride over rough roads compared to the carbon framed Cervelo and Canyon. There is a street with about 100 feet of rough cobbles that I use to compare the road absorption. The Helix weighs about 4 pounds more than those bikes too. The harsh ride and extra weight are the reasons it is #3. I've put 4246 miles on it. I wanted to experience a titanium frame bike. I also owned a Lynskey R300 with Ultegra mechanical groupset. I sold it and bought the Helix. Enjoy your new bike. Let know what you think of the Helix.

Thanks for watching. Ride on