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* NiceHat: Yehuda's wool cycling cap.
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After a three-year gap, Rick Smith and Brian Griggs resurrected "Yehuda Moon" and have been publishing strips on a regular basis since 1/1/2016.
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After a three-year gap, Rick Smith and Brian Griggs resurrected "Yehuda Moon" and have been began publishing strips on a regular basis since 1/1/2016.on the 1st January 2016. On the 20th of March 2017 they announced that the comic would go back on hiatus due to real life issues intruding again and the last strip to date was published on the 24th March 2017. The website is still live however.
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** The Lauterbrunnental Leaflet is published for this crowd of cyclists.
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** The Lauterbrunnental Leaflet — an obvious reference to the real-life "Rivendell Reader" — is published for this crowd of cyclists.
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Rick Smith drew and inked the comics by hand and then scans them into Photoshop for coloring. The strip almost exclusively uses a four panel format. Smith officially ended the strip at the end of September 2011 after a multi-week hiatus because other commitments were keeping him from working on it.
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Rick Smith drew and inked the comics by hand and then scans them into Photoshop for coloring. The strip almost exclusively uses a four panel format. Smith officially ended the strip at the end of September 2011 after a multi-week hiatus because other commitments were keeping him from working on it.it; strips continued to appear on the website until the end of 2012.
After a three-year gap, Rick Smith and Brian Griggs resurrected "Yehuda Moon" and have been publishing strips on a regular basis since 1/1/2016.
After a three-year gap, Rick Smith and Brian Griggs resurrected "Yehuda Moon" and have been publishing strips on a regular basis since 1/1/2016.
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* ImprobableWeaponUser: The Bike Ninja throws cassette cogs instead of ninja stars.
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* ImprobableWeaponUser: The Bike Ninja throws cassette cogs instead of ninja stars. This may also be a reference to a superhero-like costumed character named "Sprocketman" who appeared in bike safety PSA comic books and other materials during the 1970s and 1980s and occasionally used a freewheel cluster in a similar manner.
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* HomelessHero: Yehuda gave up what he had to save the shop. He mostly sleeps in the shop, occasionally squatting in abandoned houses.
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* HomelessHero: Yehuda gave up what he had in order to save the shop. He mostly sleeps in the shop, occasionally squatting in abandoned houses.
* {{Ninja}}: The bike ninja.
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** Yehuda believe in cycling equipment.
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* OlderisBetter:
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** Yehudabelieve believes in this as far as cycling equipment.equipment is concerned.
** Yehuda
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* {{Ninja}}: The bike ninja.
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* OnlySaneEmployee: Flux at Rival Cycles.
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Badass Damsel has been renamed to Damsel Out Of Distress because distress is necessary. Setting right involves time travel.
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* ArtEvolution: The drawing style is very loose in the beginning. Yehuda goes from very thin to a normal body size while Joe's unibrow is replace by two bushy eyebrows.
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* ArtEvolution: The ArtEvolution:
**The drawing style is very loose in the beginning. Yehuda goes from very thin to a normal body size while Joe's unibrow is replace by two bushy eyebrows.
**The drawing style is very loose in the beginning. Yehuda goes from very thin to a normal body size while Joe's unibrow is replace by two bushy eyebrows.
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* BadassDamsel: Sister Sprocket
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* CutShort: The comic ended before Yehuda and Joe considered Gordon's offer and went to Interbike.
** The last time Yehuda is seen, he ''in a shipping container.''
** The last time Yehuda is seen, he ''in a shipping container.''
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* CutShort: CutShort:
** The comic ended before Yehuda and Joe considered Gordon's offer and went to Interbike.
** The last time Yehuda is seen,he he's ''in a shipping container.''
** The comic ended before Yehuda and Joe considered Gordon's offer and went to Interbike.
** The last time Yehuda is seen,
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* DarkAndTroubledPast: There's a [[UnwittingPawn reason]] why Yehuda is so vocal about bicycle development.
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* HomelessHero: Yehuda gave up what he did have to save the shop. He mostly sleeps in the shop, occasionally squatting in abandoned houses.
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* HomelessHero: Yehuda gave up what he did have had to save the shop. He mostly sleeps in the shop, occasionally squatting in abandoned houses.
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* {{Mithril}}: Arborium
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* {{Mithril}}: ArboriumArborium is an extremely light alloy that has a legendary reputation among cylists.
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* OlderisBetter: Yehuda and cycling equipment.
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* OlderisBetter: Yehuda and OlderisBetter:
**Yehuda believe in cycling equipment.
**Yehuda believe in cycling equipment.
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* ProductDisplacement: Averted. Joe and Yehuda have no problem mentioning cycling-related companies. In one story arc a brand name item becomes an important plot point.
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* ProductDisplacement: Averted.ProductDisplacement:
**Averted. Joe and Yehuda have no problem mentioning cycling-related companies. In one story arc a brand name item becomes an important plot point.
**Averted. Joe and Yehuda have no problem mentioning cycling-related companies. In one story arc a brand name item becomes an important plot point.
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* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: Yehuda's motivation for buying and working at the Kickstand.
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* TheRival: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Rival Cycles]], Sister Sprocket to Yehuda.
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* TheRival: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Rival Cycles]], Cycles, Sister Sprocket to Yehuda.
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Hot Mom has been disambiguated. Examples not clearly fitting into one of the tropes other than Fetish Fuel mentioned on Hot Mom are being removed. If you think it fits one of these tropes, feel free to readd with proper context.
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--->'''Yehuda:''' So... much... Lycra...
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* HarsherInHindsight: Everything that came before the Shaker Hills story arc.
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** The Lauterblumental Leaflet is published for this crowd of cyclists.
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** The Lauterblumental Lauterbrunnental Leaflet is published for this crowd of cyclists.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: Arboritum is an extremely light alloy that would be excellent for bikes if it wasn't so fragile.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: Arboritum Arborium is an extremely light alloy that would be excellent for bikes if it wasn't so fragile.
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* ExplosiveOverclocking: Arboritum is an extremely light alloy that would be ideal for building bikes if it didn't have a tendency to break, causing harm to the rider.
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* ExplosiveOverclocking: Arboritum Arborium is an extremely light alloy that would be ideal for building bikes if it didn't have a tendency to break, causing harm to the rider.
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* MagicFeather: [[spoiler: The bike Flux constructs for Kevlar is made out of cheap steel, not arboritum. It's fast because Schrader's riding it.]]
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* MagicFeather: [[spoiler: The bike Flux constructs for Kevlar is made out of cheap steel, not arboritum.arborium. It's fast because Schrader's riding it.]]
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* UltimateBlacksmith: Only Brother Pilot seem know the exact composition of Arboritum.
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* UltimateBlacksmith: Only Brother Pilot seem know the exact composition of Arboritum.Arborium.
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* ShowWithinAShow: Sidewalk Joe's "Road Rage," a CutAndPasteComic strip that uses comic sans.
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* ShowWithinAShow: Sidewalk Joe's "Road Rage," a CutAndPasteComic strip that uses comic sans.[[UsefulNotes/{{Fonts}} Comic Sans]].
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''[[http://www.yehudamoon.com/ Yehuda Moon & the Kickstand Cyclery]]'' was a SliceOfLife Webcomic created by ShuckComics' Rick Smith with editing by Tania Menesse and occasional writing by former bike shop employee and mutant bike builder Brian Griggs. It centers around the Kickstand Cyclery, a bicycle shop owned by Yehuda Moon and Joe King which specializes in bikes that use frames built by a local Shaker community.
The comic moved back and forth between gag-a-day strips making fun of cycling stereotypes and more serious story arcs. The strip starts shortly after owner Fred dies in a cycling accident, forcing shop mechanics Yehuda and Joe to take over.
Rick Smith drew and inked the comics by hand and then scans them into Photoshop for coloring. The strip almost exclusively uses a four panel format. Smith officially ended the strip at the end of September 2011 after a multi-week hiatus because other commitments were keeping him from working on it.
!!Tropes used by this webcomic:
* ArtEvolution: The drawing style is very loose in the beginning. Yehuda goes from very thin to a normal body size while Joe's unibrow is replace by two bushy eyebrows.
** Thistle gets noticeably thinner, but this may be justified as she starts bicycling everywhere.
* AccidentalAthlete: [[spoiler: Schrader]]
* AwesomeButImpractical: Arboritum is an extremely light alloy that would be excellent for bikes if it wasn't so fragile.
* BadassDamsel: Sister Sprocket
* BagofHolding: Yehuda's panniers hold everything he owns.
* BlandNameProduct: Rival Cycles' exterior is identical to chain store Performance Cycles.
* ButtMonkey: Yehuda
* CerebusRollercoaster: Moves back and forth between GagPerDay strips making fun of cycling stereotypes to more serious story arcs, i.e. Yehuda's tracking of the mythical bike ninja versus his hunt for the SUV that ran him over.
* CoolCar: Parodied with Thistle's bakfiets.
* CutShort: The comic ended before Yehuda and Joe considered Gordon's offer and went to Interbike.
** The last time Yehuda is seen, he ''in a shipping container.''
** A fourth volume of comics is being published which promises to tie up loose ends.
* DarkAndTroubledPast: There's a [[UnwittingPawn reason]] why Yehuda is so vocal about bicycle development.
* DeliberatelyCuteKid: Fizz
* EmbarrassingRescue: After the Kickstand burns down,[[spoiler: Joe is hired by Rival Cycles, letting him support himself while the shop is rebuilt.]]
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: When Yehuda puts on his cycling cap, symbolizing his career change.
* ExplosiveOverclocking: Arboritum is an extremely light alloy that would be ideal for building bikes if it didn't have a tendency to break, causing harm to the rider.
* TheGhost: Thistle's husband is never shown directly.
* HarsherInHindsight: Everything that came before the Shaker Hills story arc.
* HomelessHero: Yehuda gave up what he did have to save the shop. He mostly sleeps in the shop, occasionally squatting in abandoned houses.
* HotMom: Thistle
--->'''Yehuda:''' So... much... Lycra...
* ImprobableWeaponUser: The Bike Ninja throws cassette cogs instead of ninja stars.
* MagicFeather: [[spoiler: The bike Flux constructs for Kevlar is made out of cheap steel, not arboritum. It's fast because Schrader's riding it.]]
* MeaningfulName: Most characters have names related to bicycle parts or cycling slang.
* MentorOccupationalHazard: Fred dies in a cycling accident not long before the comic starts.
* {{Mithril}}: Arboritum
* NiceHat: Yehuda's wool cycling cap.
* OddCouple: Traditional cyclist Yehuda and former racer Joe
* OnlySaneEmployee: Flux at Rival Cycles.
* OlderisBetter: Yehuda and cycling equipment.
** The Lauterblumental Leaflet is published for this crowd of cyclists.
* OriginsArc: The Shaker Woods story arc.
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: Fred appears now and then as an almost physical person, even to the point of interacting with real life objects to disastrous effect. He mostly appears when Yehuda or Joe need advice.
* ProductDisplacement: Averted. Joe and Yehuda have no problem mentioning cycling-related companies. In one story arc a brand name item becomes an important plot point.
** Walz Caps, the makers of the "official" Yehuda Moon cycling cap, is noticeably absent from these mentions.
* {{Ninja}}: The bike ninja.
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: Yehuda's motivation for buying and working at the Kickstand.
* ShowWithinAShow: Sidewalk Joe's "Road Rage," a CutAndPasteComic strip that uses comic sans.
* SleazyPolitician: Averted with Councilman Turner, who has to realistically deal with his constituents.
* SoapboxSadie: Yehuda on bicyling, much to the annoyance of Joe and Sister Sprocket.
* StrawmanPolitical: Sidewalk Joe's view of cyclists and pedestrians.
* TheRival: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Rival Cycles]], Sister Sprocket to Yehuda.
* TheVoiceless: Brother Pilot takes a vow of silence after Fred's death, but has no problem communicating by writing on a notepad.
* UltimateBlacksmith: Only Brother Pilot seem know the exact composition of Arboritum.
* WebComicTime: Averted. Story arcs follow the year, with shifts in weather and activity at the shop.
* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: References to Cleveland are made on occasion.
* WrenchWench: Thistle
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The comic moved back and forth between gag-a-day strips making fun of cycling stereotypes and more serious story arcs. The strip starts shortly after owner Fred dies in a cycling accident, forcing shop mechanics Yehuda and Joe to take over.
Rick Smith drew and inked the comics by hand and then scans them into Photoshop for coloring. The strip almost exclusively uses a four panel format. Smith officially ended the strip at the end of September 2011 after a multi-week hiatus because other commitments were keeping him from working on it.
!!Tropes used by this webcomic:
* ArtEvolution: The drawing style is very loose in the beginning. Yehuda goes from very thin to a normal body size while Joe's unibrow is replace by two bushy eyebrows.
** Thistle gets noticeably thinner, but this may be justified as she starts bicycling everywhere.
* AccidentalAthlete: [[spoiler: Schrader]]
* AwesomeButImpractical: Arboritum is an extremely light alloy that would be excellent for bikes if it wasn't so fragile.
* BadassDamsel: Sister Sprocket
* BagofHolding: Yehuda's panniers hold everything he owns.
* BlandNameProduct: Rival Cycles' exterior is identical to chain store Performance Cycles.
* ButtMonkey: Yehuda
* CerebusRollercoaster: Moves back and forth between GagPerDay strips making fun of cycling stereotypes to more serious story arcs, i.e. Yehuda's tracking of the mythical bike ninja versus his hunt for the SUV that ran him over.
* CoolCar: Parodied with Thistle's bakfiets.
* CutShort: The comic ended before Yehuda and Joe considered Gordon's offer and went to Interbike.
** The last time Yehuda is seen, he ''in a shipping container.''
** A fourth volume of comics is being published which promises to tie up loose ends.
* DarkAndTroubledPast: There's a [[UnwittingPawn reason]] why Yehuda is so vocal about bicycle development.
* DeliberatelyCuteKid: Fizz
* EmbarrassingRescue: After the Kickstand burns down,[[spoiler: Joe is hired by Rival Cycles, letting him support himself while the shop is rebuilt.]]
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: When Yehuda puts on his cycling cap, symbolizing his career change.
* ExplosiveOverclocking: Arboritum is an extremely light alloy that would be ideal for building bikes if it didn't have a tendency to break, causing harm to the rider.
* TheGhost: Thistle's husband is never shown directly.
* HarsherInHindsight: Everything that came before the Shaker Hills story arc.
* HomelessHero: Yehuda gave up what he did have to save the shop. He mostly sleeps in the shop, occasionally squatting in abandoned houses.
* HotMom: Thistle
--->'''Yehuda:''' So... much... Lycra...
* ImprobableWeaponUser: The Bike Ninja throws cassette cogs instead of ninja stars.
* MagicFeather: [[spoiler: The bike Flux constructs for Kevlar is made out of cheap steel, not arboritum. It's fast because Schrader's riding it.]]
* MeaningfulName: Most characters have names related to bicycle parts or cycling slang.
* MentorOccupationalHazard: Fred dies in a cycling accident not long before the comic starts.
* {{Mithril}}: Arboritum
* NiceHat: Yehuda's wool cycling cap.
* OddCouple: Traditional cyclist Yehuda and former racer Joe
* OnlySaneEmployee: Flux at Rival Cycles.
* OlderisBetter: Yehuda and cycling equipment.
** The Lauterblumental Leaflet is published for this crowd of cyclists.
* OriginsArc: The Shaker Woods story arc.
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: Fred appears now and then as an almost physical person, even to the point of interacting with real life objects to disastrous effect. He mostly appears when Yehuda or Joe need advice.
* ProductDisplacement: Averted. Joe and Yehuda have no problem mentioning cycling-related companies. In one story arc a brand name item becomes an important plot point.
** Walz Caps, the makers of the "official" Yehuda Moon cycling cap, is noticeably absent from these mentions.
* {{Ninja}}: The bike ninja.
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: Yehuda's motivation for buying and working at the Kickstand.
* ShowWithinAShow: Sidewalk Joe's "Road Rage," a CutAndPasteComic strip that uses comic sans.
* SleazyPolitician: Averted with Councilman Turner, who has to realistically deal with his constituents.
* SoapboxSadie: Yehuda on bicyling, much to the annoyance of Joe and Sister Sprocket.
* StrawmanPolitical: Sidewalk Joe's view of cyclists and pedestrians.
* TheRival: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Rival Cycles]], Sister Sprocket to Yehuda.
* TheVoiceless: Brother Pilot takes a vow of silence after Fred's death, but has no problem communicating by writing on a notepad.
* UltimateBlacksmith: Only Brother Pilot seem know the exact composition of Arboritum.
* WebComicTime: Averted. Story arcs follow the year, with shifts in weather and activity at the shop.
* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: References to Cleveland are made on occasion.
* WrenchWench: Thistle
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