Anyone have a Big O' Beer mid ride?
09-08-15, 11:09 AM
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09-08-15, 12:35 PM
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The hops are natural muscle relaxant, so makes my back feel better.
Besides IPA = favorite.
Besides IPA = favorite.
09-08-15, 01:31 PM
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Some of the brew pubs in my city had a highly publicized "Tour de Brew" in March, which attracted several hundred cyclists and raised money for a good cause. Me and several friends were among the participants, and we enjoyed it so much that we rode a "reprise tour" a couple of weekends ago. Depending on where folks joined the ride, the distance ranged from about 20 to more than 50 miles. I ended up with 55.5 miles, fueled by some pizza and 3 pints of ale along the way. Most of the route was on local greenways and lightly trafficked streets. We had no mishaps on either ride, other than a slice of pizza that fell on the ground (and was eaten anyway).
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I'd think that would be awkward. I filled a water bottle with "frizzante" once because the "naturale" was all gone. EVERY TIME I went to take a swig I got a little explosion in my mouth - just kept forgetting/did not learn.
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Tastes great going down. Then I am ready for a nap.
09-09-15, 06:22 PM
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I believe you posted in the wrong forum.
mtbr.com is over there --->
mtbr.com is over there --->
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Never before, sometimes during and almost always after!
What's the point in burning all those calories if you aren't going to reuse some of them after!
What's the point in burning all those calories if you aren't going to reuse some of them after!
09-10-15, 09:17 AM
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Micheladas are awesome on a hot day, though one probably wouldn't be on my radar during a ride.
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