The Fat Cyclist at Team RadioShack Camp - Part III

[piccalocb]

Great workout and experience. Makes me want to ride even more!!!

[bitsurfer0101]

This is the kind of guy that a lot of us can relate to in training and being able to ride at that pace for so long.

[patrickstratton]

Looks like you had a terrific time. What a fun group of guys to get to know.

[vre13]

This guy is really nice.

[transplant07]

so what did this guy do?

[JTKarp]

This is a great story........"Fatty" is such a great guy who has done an awesome thing......and at the same time, one can't help but feel great warmth and respect for Johan and the entire Radio Shack team (Trek included)......... this should be played on TV during the Tour de France IMO.

[henrybwang]

4:07 "So why am I still going then? What's wrong with you people?!" This story was already great and then that just made it funny and even more human. Lol. Great story! Well done.

[H7AAG]

an amazing guy, well done you've deserved it

[evanscoaching]

Without a doubt...one of the best stories in sport I've ever seen. And it's nice to see Bruyneel and the team in action.

[brandonsanfran]

A lot of bravado and generosity here. Well done.

[Garybaxter1]

nice to hear about something very special happening in this crazy world today!! well done all involved.

[chowychow]

This guy reallz gets my respect. He does not want the bike from Trek until they forced him to keep it. Great Job Dude

[jason68278]

damn sounds like a sexy ride

[alphamale300k]

Where is the fat guy on a bike?

[posification1]

Great! Thanks for sharing all this!

[bdstew]

Great story and coverage

[sirshan]

Amazing story...look forward to seeing what happens next year with something similar if its done again (for the charities).

[donjeany1]

What an awesome story!!

[jabster102]

Grinning from ear to ear. Dude, youve done a great thing here: risen to a mighty challenge; raised good money for good causes, and ridden with the pros. Youve been fearless and humble (rare combo). Cyclings good for making heroes. Count yourself in there. Well done you. Now go and eat some cheese burgers.

[repairdrive]

I would love to have done that!

[theronanryan]

Eldon ....meas Mór (huge respect in Irish ) your the man ....what's next ??? Well done again on such a well thought out plan :)

[rica620]

Amazing. Absolutely amazing. So proud of BOTH of you!

[livindadrm]

Awesome fundraising effort, and what a reward!! Well done! I live in AZ, so am familiar with Mt Lemon...it is easy...to drive!

[thenoodleator]

Much respect Elden. Fan-tast-ique.

[damonpettit]

What a cool thing, Love that they let him do that and also love that he did so well. Bunch of great people!

[2UpDuc]

I hope this makes it into the Lance Armstrong come back video. It really should be, a great warm and fuzzy story.

[ameroz1507]

RESPECT! For your riding and fundraising

[UnivegaSuperSport]

Seriously impressed. Mt. Lemmon is no joke. 25 miles of uninterrupted climbing, hours of constant effort, you become obsessed with the desire to just coast for a few yards, a few wheel turns forward that don't require a muscle contraction. Johan said we know what you can do with fund raising, now let's see what you can do on the bike. For those of us who've done Lemmon, much respect.

[ConverseCT23]

I love this series!

[ConverseCT23]

And theres a part IV! Thank you Johan and Eldon