Hadnot likes to mountain bike.....

[Den54]

From Palm Beach Post
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/dolphins/content/sports/epaper/2005/10/15/a2c_dolphinsnotes_1015.html


Hadnot has not: Some players decided that extra sprints after Wednesday's practice were enough punishment for committing 18 penalties during last week's loss to Buffalo.

OG Rex Hadnot had a different idea.

Hadnot, who committed two of those penalties, decided to go without his personal luxuries for a week.

That's why a Mongoose mountain bicycle sat next to his locker  he rode the bike to practice instead of his car.

"No more luxuries," said Hadnot, who also wasn't wearing his diamond-covered watch. "Not until I start playing better."


I wish someone could get a picture of this 320 pound behemouth on a mountain bike :rofl3:

 

[FIN-IN-RI]

This team is truley drinking the Saban juice.

 

[dolphinsjayshaw]

I commend the guy, nice work! Hopefully it will pay off on the field.

 

[alopez34]

thats a man who knows what it takes to improve

 

[Jimi]

wow impressive.

 

[Caps]

Maybe he'll lose some weight and be able to play center if he keeps it up? Either way, it's nice to see that the players care about the poor quality of their play and want to improve.

 

[MiamiDolphins34]

Way to go Rex :up:

 

[Prime]

That's a good idea that Hadnot had. Hopefully it will help him out.

 

[cnc66]

poor bicycle... I wonder what brand.

 

[touborg]

I think that's awesome. Go Hadnot!

 

[amir7]

thats good news from hadnot. hopefully it shows on the feild where it matters

 

[Coral Reefer]

poor bicycle... I wonder what brand.

Whatever brand it is, they should hire him to do commercials. "You want a tough bike? Check out what our bike can handle!"

 

[MelbournePhin]

i just hope he doesnt have some freak cycling injury

 

[painnotpleasure]

Great stuff.

 

[cnc66]

Whatever brand it is, they should hire him to do commercials. "You want a tough bike? Check out what our bike can handle!"

actually I thought of you when I posted. I have assumed you sell Trek bikes and I wondered which Trek model mb could take the strain. At 200+ my 930's did ok but I have taco'd a few front rims and bent some handle bars and seat stems. I can hardly imagine what saddle he might use.