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2521 Sheridan Blvd.
Edgewater, CO 80214
(303) 232-3165
We love riding in the dirt and on pavement, and we respect and service all bikes. We are overjoyed to see you on a bicycle and will do everything we can to keep you rolling. We also sell Surly, Salsa, and Fairdale bikes (because they are rad).
Due to scheduling conflicts and injuries, this blog has suffered some the past couple of weeks. Here to tide you over until next week is a picture of some stickers and a little foreshadowing: next week may bring some very big news.
These videos are essentially the same, but perhaps there is room in your heart to love them both.
If you don't remember what happened last week, perhaps this will help you remember.
However, it's likely that you remember what happened last week because you are probably still scooping the slimy orange remains of last week out of your gutter. Because my left kneecap is twice the size of my right, I've been riding bikes less than I've been searching the internet for photos of pumpkins.
Being triple-kneecapped has also allowed me enough downtime to get started on some other projects. Look for these tunics to become available in the coming weeks.
More importantly, we're holding a photo of the month contest. Post your photos on our facebook page, and on the last day of November we'll select the photo that will serve as our home page for the month of December. We'll be doing this regularly in the future, and there may be some cool prizes involved. There will at least be lame prizes involved. It would be spectacular if your photos involve cycling in some way, but if you take an unbelievable photo that you just can't not share, go ahead and submit it. We're not afraid. Submitting a photo means that you're claiming it as your own work. Please be honest. One submission per person please. Here is ours:
This starts a little slow, but is worth it. Don't give up. Feel free to start about 1:00 minute in, and prepare to be impressed.
Things are going very well. Yawp has been offered the lease for the space it wants to occupy. There may be some rad events in the works. Life, as they say, is as good as puppies on a rainbow trampoline.
Despite the general top-notchness of things, there come days when everything inexplicably seems horrid, and a person comes to hate one's own marvelous life. This is the worst kind of badness. This is even worse than first-world problems such as "I've run out of storage room in my larping shed" and "I hate how long it's taken me to count all of this money." This kind of problem is saying "I'm alive in one of the best times and places that has ever existed on this planet, and it sucks."
I knew I was in the midst of stupid whiny times, and there I did not want to stay, so I took a trip to Three Sisters. I rode up to the fork near the top of Evergreen mountain and told the trail "I'm having stupid whiny times," but at that point I realized that I was no longer having stupid whiny times because I was really enjoying myself. Stupid whiny times had ended, unnoticed by me, within two minutes of the trailhead.
Riding a bike is preventative maintenance for stupid whiny times, eliminating at least 80% of them. So lets do ourselves and all of our friends a favor and get out there as often as we can. Sometimes I wonder what my dog would be like if I didn't walk him for three days and then gave him a bunch of and caffeine. He would be like the Flash in that he'd be able to vibrate through solid walls. People probably aren't much different.
Tangentially related, here are all of the pictures I've taken at that particular fork. In fact, let's have a quiz. Question: which of these bikes is not like the others?
Answer: the invisible one. You're right!
In closing, I hope your week is free of stupid whiny times.
