What Day Is It?

So Trek World has been a blur this year. Got down to southern Wisco, almost two weeks ago, and started building up the new bikes for the coming year, this is a major feat, ad there were 50 road bikes to be built, and about 20 mountian bikes to be built from frames. This means we have to cut steer tubes on forks and press in cups, blah, blah. All this takes a lot of time, so long days were in order, 12 hour days to be exact. 

After a week of doing that, it was time to move on to the actual show, which for us demo people is in Waterloo and Madison. Set up all the trailers and get all the bikes out and split up to there specific areas, and then head down for meetings and presentations. There's two days left for the actual show and then we have have to split up the bikes, get them on the trailer and then head out. For me it's a good four day drive back to California, but I'm going to stop in Boulder again to see a few friends and then be on my way. I'll be taking some time off after this, even though I already had a vacation, we're all just wasted from this event. 

Labor Day weekend can't come soon enough!