http://community.kjrh.com/blogs/georges_blog/archive/2008/06/04/3078446.aspx (ABOVE) photo courtesy: Gary Breipohl from the Tulsa Tough.&nbsp;Notice the&nbsp;hole (where the last "e" in Specialized should be) in the carbon frame due to&nbsp;a hailstone. Some riders were literally bruised and bloodied by tennis ball-sized hail!en-USCommunityServer 2.0 (Build: 60217.2664)http://community.kjrh.com/blogs/georges_blog/archive/2008/06/04/3078446.aspx#3383841Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:33:09 GMT7bb59e52-dad7-49da-b323-c32973b7c646:3383841StephenBThat was a fun weekend! I'm glad you were okay, and congratulations on finishing your first metric century. Going on the TBC Fall Century? I understand the people out on the tour had a rough time of it. I saw the bruises on one rider a few days later. I was still on Riverside Drive when it hit. I was supposed to help with the Tough Kids ride which got canceled for the weekend. <br> <br>BTW, bike tires, due to their shape, are not supposed to hydroplane. They are not supposed to be able to build up the layer of water necessary. However, at 35mph or more, I wouldn't take bets on it. <br> <br>And don't give &quot;that guy&quot; any more publicity than he already gets. He's an embarrassment on two wheels.