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Posted in Blog on 16. Aug, 2008
This is a photo from the Western Superfan who is working at the Tour of Utah. He “customized” this State Patrol car with a 2JPC sign. Thanks!
I like hearing from you guys and what is going on in your cycling worlds. I feel badly that we did not properly record the listener feedback segment from the last podcast, there were some good ones. We’ll get back on track soon.
They now have T-shirts on the missingsaddle site but noticably absent is one with the 2J’s logo.
They do however have one with a banana that reads, “Shake that Belov!” Which I bought immediately in honor of JK’s favorite cycling movie of all time!
http://www.missingsaddle.com/store.php
I think the 2Js are holding off until they sell shirts made out of a wicking fabric.
Last update from the tour of utah. I was able to be one of the lucky/dumb ones of 300 people that got to ride the 4th stage of the tour that started 4 hrs before the pros. It was a killer. over 14,000 feet of climbing and the last stage was 8 miles straight uphill with no breaks. The worst part was all the rollers coming up to the final canyon. I did finish the stage and was able to do it before the pros caught me. As I watched all the other pros come across the line, it appeared they had been put deep in to the hurt locker and no one seemed fresh at all. I guess the stage did what it was supposed to do and separate the field and show who was the best there. I was able to talk to a couple of the pros and they had no idea that the Queen Stage was going to be so hard. Michael Ball was running around with his secret service type body guards. Not sure if he was afraid the Mormons might ask him if he wanted to learn more. Most people had no idea who he was. All in all the tour was a success I think and hopefully it will be around for years to come. There seemed to be a fair amount of people at all of the stages and the communities around seemed to enjoy having it. Just hopefully next time they will have podium girls.