I'll be brief as I'm exhausted from 2 very early mornings(and late night team parties) & 160 miles of riding in 2 days(Frisco to Ft.Worth). All I can say is that it was one of the most rewarding experiences I have had in the short time I've been riding.  
 
I'll give further ride details later. Thanks to Foo-rider(for getting Peggy & I onto a fantastic team & group of people) & Turtle for ALL of the volunteer work & other behind-the-scenes stuff for this event. Team Wheeler Dealers kicked arse. Foo rode strong. Congrats Mikey!
 
I would highly recommend riding in next years MS 150. First class event all the way(SAG ,rest stops ,Lunch ,dinners ,medical ,etc...).  
 

Quote from bikerteam on May 5^th, 2008, 6:38am:

 
 
Ray ,thanks for the kind words.  
 
The start Saturday morning was cold(very windy). Foo was so cold I thought he was going to shiver right off his Corsa. I didn't warm up until around the lunch stop(Sanger ). Prior to that ,I would get hot while riding ,then when I did stop at a rest stop ,I would FREEZE(thanks to our friend the wind). Getting hot/cold was tough on the old muscles. Traffic control was excellent throughout.
 
Day #1 was fairly flat(with some rollers here & there). Day#1-82.65 miles . It was fun to ride the service road of the N.Dallas tollway & 380(without fear of getting run over). North to Aubrey ,west  across Ray Roberts dam,onto to Sanger. South to TMS(Hwy 156) from Krum ,Ponder to Justin & then a very enthusiastic welcome at TMS.
 
Day#2-74.40. I skipped taking a lap around TMS. I wanted to get a jump on the route & as many riders as I could. I'll do a lap at TMS for during Cross Timbers.
 
Heading north from TMS to Decatur(FM 407 is a beat down with NASTY chip/seal). FM 2264 wasn't much better. Lunch in Decatur ,then south thru Boyd ,Rhome ,THEN the hills started as we rode around Eagle mountain Lake.
 
The finish at Sundance Square was really unbelievable. Crowds were lined up at the finish cheering all the riders to the finish. The city of Ft.Worth & several restaurant vendors made the cyclists feel top notch. Our team finished together. The team captain's wife has MS ,seeing her at the finish with tears in her eyes as we finished was a very ,very special moment. This lady has more courage in her than I will ever have.
 

Love you guys!

Steve has very nicely summed up my impressions of this year's Sam's Club MS 150, so I won't take up space here. However, if you're interested in my unabridged account, you'll find it here.
 
P.S. - Peggy's my hero.