Archive for '2008 Stories'

Bicycle Rodeo Time

Bicycle Rodeo Time

the bicycle rodeo was a great success.  We had over 50 kids and a dozen parents join us for the bicycle rodeo.  We talked about bicycle safety, mostly proper fit of helmets.  We also had the kids bring there bikes to the rodeo.  We went over how to fix flats, general maintenance of the bikes, [...]

In the Bean Bag: The results of the 2008 Tour of Hainan

Tour of Hainan November 11-19 Prolog  3rd Brad Huff   7th Bernard Van Ulden  16th Kiel Reijnen Stage One  11th Kiel Reijnen Stage Two  3rd Brad Huff Stage Three  1st Brad Huff Stage Four    5th Kiel Reijnen   14th Brad Huff    25th Bernard Van Ulden Stage Five    1st Brad Huff Stage Six   11th Kiel Reijnen  29th Nick [...]

Results of Final Two Stages of Hainan

The second to last stage of the Tour of Hainan was the longest one so far. The Seventh Stage, which was 210km of creeping uphill battles, included two CAT 2 climbs and one CAT 1 climb. But as usual, the Jelly Belly boys were able to handle the terrain. As most riders can understand, the [...]

Speedy and Mountainous Stage Six

Stage Six of the Tour of Hainan had the most KOM climbs so far, with two category 2 climbs and one category 3 climb. It was 135km which began in Danzhou and ended Changjiang. Once again, tailwinds made this mountainous climbing stage incredibly fast-paced. After Brad Huff’s awesome performance at the last few stages, Team [...]

Brad Huff gives fans something to get excited about…AGAIN!

Now that Brad Huff stole his second Tour of Hainan stage win today, Jelly Belly can claim more stage wins and more fans. Huff has now claimed two stage wins at this tour alone, stages three and five. Stage five will be the second longest stage once the Tour is concluded on Thursday. Beginning in [...]

Nasty winds change overall time for many riders

The Island of Hainan showed the Jelly Belly Team today how vicious its winds can be, especially when they aren’t helping from behind. Yesterday concluded the fourth stage of the Tour of Hainan. It was 162km which began where the riders left off Friday, in the capital city of Haikou, and traveled to Chengmai. The [...]

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