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The Yawp Company spent the weekend in Fruita, celebrating their cycling adventure with poetic passages from Walt Whitman's 'Song of Myself' and stunning mountain bike photography.

An exploration of the Surly Krampus bike, comparing its rigid design philosophy to traditional full-suspension mountain bikes through the lens of Austrian Christmas traditions and the mythological Krampus figure.

Yawp's mountain bike organization took a weekend trip to Fruita for bikes, beer, pizza, and adventure. Despite cold and rainy weather, the group successfully met their three objectives: ride bikes, drink beer, and have fun.

Yawp Cyclery kits are now available to order. If you're interested but don't know what size you wear, there is a Primal fit kit at the bike shop and you can stop by and try on samples.

As they say, it's time for a 20-mile loop somewhere. Well, that somewhere is here! Stop reading this blog and get out there.

Yawp Cyclery is forming a cycling company focused on camaraderie and adventure rather than competition, organizing monthly trips from May through October with no racing, no dues, and plenty of beer.

2014 was a long year with many memorable moments, and Yawp Cyclery is ready to make 2015 even better with plans for moonlight rides, a new team focused on cycling, and more community engagement.

Yawp Cyclery's first Black Knight Friday Sale features hot apple cider, Thanksgiving goodies, discounts up to 20% on parts and accessories, and a $200 charity donation for each bike purchased.

Surly's new Ice Cream Truck fat bikes have arrived at Yawp Cyclery. The shop now has Ice Cream Truck Ops in stock with more models arriving soon, and demo rides are available.

A photo-rich blog post showcasing various cycling moments from Yawp Cyclery's community rides and events, featuring images from Tuesday Night Joyrides, Buffalo Creek, and customer stories.

A personal essay by Nancy Csuti about discovering the transformative power of cycling after a trip to Amsterdam, and how it inspired her to start riding a bike again at nearly sixty years old.

Yawp Cyclery opens for business and expresses gratitude to the community for their encouragement, support, and assistance in making the shop possible.