Singlespeed & Fixed Gear - Single speeding and beer

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I have visited some of these single speed websites. It seems like single speeding and beer go hand in hand. Surly even came out with a tensioner that doubles as a beer bottle opener.
I'm quite the fan of Sam Adams. However, some of the best beers I've had are microbrews in Ft. Collins, CO. Easy Street Wheat is one of my personal favorites. Too bad we can't get it out here in the St Louis area.
Anyone have any thought?
:beer:
thbirks
02-02-03, 05:56 AM
There's definitely a connection between singlespeeding and beer. I think it's the laid-back, let's just have fun attitude that many singlespeeders have instead of the uptight, racerboy attitude some magazines portray. I'm not much of a drinker. I know how to have fun without it but I did attend a little rally this summer where the emphasis was singlespeeds and microbrew. If your gonna drink, drink the good stuff.
www.onespeed.org
JustsayMo
02-02-03, 08:04 AM
I enjoy frosty amber colored beverages for the medicinal virtues ... ;^)
RegularGuy
02-02-03, 12:20 PM
Originally posted by JustsayMo
I enjoy frosty amber colored beverages for the medicinal virtues ... ;^)
Uhmmm, yeah. We call it carbo-loading with barley pop. :D
robertsdvd
03-21-03, 06:01 AM
Berkshire Brews Steel Rail, local Western MA brew... fine fine stuff. If you can lay your hands on a jug, I recommend it!
Here's a cool beer gif
http://webpages.charter.net/drios/icon_drink.gif
akochan
03-30-03, 12:14 PM
Harpoon Brewery (a not too bad beer from Boston) is a sponsor for a bicylce messenger (which is almost synonomous with track bike riders) race in Boston this coming May. Previously Tremont Ale has done the same.
-Andy
akochan
04-04-03, 07:04 PM
Also another note on track bikes and beer. No brakes and a super tight headset allow for you to drink beer while riding much easier than other types of bicycles. :)
-Andy
MichaelW
04-05-03, 06:54 AM
My local cycle campaign group used to be coincident with the real ale society, to the point where, when one member passed away, we opened a memorial bike rack at his favourite pub.
SOLARIS
04-12-03, 06:51 PM
Fixed-gear = beer drinker. I can speak from my own experience.
jcivic00
06-07-03, 06:58 AM
ummm...any bike rider=beer drinker
and SS=big boy bmx:D
jasonyates
06-07-03, 02:14 PM
PBR seems to be the beer to drink around here among messengers and whatnot. When there is a free evening we like to have a beer, ride to a bar, have another beer, ride to another beer, and so on and so forth. It's more fun than just sitting somewhere getting sloppy. Riding in between keeps your energy up a little while you are buzzed I guess.. :beer:
-Jason
captsven
06-09-03, 06:50 AM
Mmmm Beer!
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