Comments on: Frozen Hog Report http://bikepeddlerutah.com/2010/02/frozen-hog-report/ American Fork's favorite bike shop Tue, 27 Jul 2010 04:44:16 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Andrew http://bikepeddlerutah.com/2010/02/frozen-hog-report/comment-page-1/#comment-337 Andrew Mon, 15 Feb 2010 00:34:00 +0000 http://bikepeddlerutah.com/?p=888#comment-337 Great event—you weren't to blame for the rain (no rhyme intended). Any chance you're going to post the results? I don't have any idea where I placed. Great event—you weren’t to blame for the rain (no rhyme intended).

Any chance you’re going to post the results? I don’t have any idea where I placed.

]]> By: Joshua http://bikepeddlerutah.com/2010/02/frozen-hog-report/comment-page-1/#comment-328 Joshua Thu, 11 Feb 2010 01:08:02 +0000 http://bikepeddlerutah.com/?p=888#comment-328 @Fit Young Man: At least you don't take yourself too seriously. @Fit Young Man: At least you don’t take yourself too seriously.

]]> By: 'Fit young man' http://bikepeddlerutah.com/2010/02/frozen-hog-report/comment-page-1/#comment-327 'Fit young man' Wed, 10 Feb 2010 17:04:14 +0000 http://bikepeddlerutah.com/?p=888#comment-327 Well since you were speculating on how 'the fit young man' felt after he plopped down by the fire and watched women, small children and Clydesdale's have the time of their life WALKING in the snow, I'll help eliminate conjecture and just tell you: I was MORTIFIED and DEVASTATED. The culmination of my cycling aspirations were to come to fruition in this one prestigious event, The Frozen Hog. All the glory and fame I had ever dreamed of was within my grasp...but if only for a moment. The competition was too fierce-- the women were like gladiators, the 50+ were like galvanized machines that couldn't be stopped and the children rode, er... walked, like they were possessed. I just couldn't hang with that caliber of snow walking and had to pull the plug. I've since retired from the sport of cycling and will always look back with a sort of terrified chagrin when I reminisce about the race that did me in: The Frozen Hog. Well since you were speculating on how ‘the fit young man’ felt after he plopped down by the fire and watched women, small children and Clydesdale’s have the time of their life WALKING in the snow, I’ll help eliminate conjecture and just tell you: I was MORTIFIED and DEVASTATED. The culmination of my cycling aspirations were to come to fruition in this one prestigious event, The Frozen Hog. All the glory and fame I had ever dreamed of was within my grasp…but if only for a moment. The competition was too fierce– the women were like gladiators, the 50+ were like galvanized machines that couldn’t be stopped and the children rode, er… walked, like they were possessed. I just couldn’t hang with that caliber of snow walking and had to pull the plug. I’ve since retired from the sport of cycling and will always look back with a sort of terrified chagrin when I reminisce about the race that did me in: The Frozen Hog.

]]> By: Jake http://bikepeddlerutah.com/2010/02/frozen-hog-report/comment-page-1/#comment-326 Jake Wed, 10 Feb 2010 05:39:17 +0000 http://bikepeddlerutah.com/?p=888#comment-326 Kudos Josh. Good job on your first foray into the world of race promoters. Kudos Josh. Good job on your first foray into the world of race promoters.

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