I completed what I set out to do. I conquered Cameron Highlands!
My plan was simple, to ride up the entire way without dismounting =] I saw this race as more of a gauge of my cycling and as a really good form of training. It was an insane experience, I have never been so familiar with the lowest 3 gears of my bike until the race! However, if this race is still on next year, I will definitely be back there again.
I have learnt quite abit about myself while slogging my way up; there is still much more work to be done for my cycling. However, the greatest take-away I had was in fact something I knew all along:
My plan was simple, to ride up the entire way without dismounting =] I saw this race as more of a gauge of my cycling and as a really good form of training. It was an insane experience, I have never been so familiar with the lowest 3 gears of my bike until the race! However, if this race is still on next year, I will definitely be back there again.
I have learnt quite abit about myself while slogging my way up; there is still much more work to be done for my cycling. However, the greatest take-away I had was in fact something I knew all along:
If you’re going through hell, keep going. – Winston Churchill
Tough times do not last, tough people do. No matter how hard the journey is, as long as you strive on, you keep moving ahead no matter how slow, you will get there. You will get to your destination.
Dream. Believe. Do.
Bikes behind where I was sitting =]
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