STEPHEN FRAZIER, CNN ANCHOR: To the mountains of Colorado now, where a 20-year-old cyclist has climbed the state's tallest peak without the use of his legs. Reporter Bill Stuart of CNN affiliate KCNC has that story.</s>BILL STUART, KCNC CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Keegan Reilly is on top of the world, reaching the highest point in Colorado after three excruciating days on the trail.</s>KEEGAN REILLY, MOUNTAIN CLIMBER: The first two days of the climb were really extremely hard, just trying to get up there. And about from the third day, I kind of got summit fever and kind of just pushed to the top.</s>STUART: Keegan loves to push it, always has. So, when he became a paraplegic after a car accident four years ago, he didn't slow down. And look at him now. Friends and family and his custom hand-powered wheelchair helped him reach his goal, an accomplishment that he hopes will send a message.</s>STUART: But for now, Keegan Reilly will settle for one incredible story to tell.</s>REILLY: Great challenge. And something that I can always talk about.</s>FRAZIER: Bill Stuart reporting there, from CNN affiliate KCNC television.
Paraplegic Mountain Climber Conquers the Tallest Peak in Colorado