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Old 10-10-17 | 06:58 AM
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Saw this Guinness Bike in Ireland

So, while traveling in Co. Donegal, Ireland I came across this bike with Guinness signs replacing the wheels. I thought this was just the coolest looking thing. Wish I could have gotten a better picture of it.
Can anyone tell the make or the name on the sprocket?
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Old 10-10-17 | 07:29 AM
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You mean on the crank? And I'm sure someone here can tell you what year that bike was made.
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That bike looks like how Guinness tastes to me.
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Old 10-10-17 | 04:30 PM
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Any Triumph badged machine would have been produced by Raleigh. They made no bicycles themselves.

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Old 10-10-17 | 04:38 PM
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Any Triumph badged machine would have been produced by Raleigh. They made no bicycles themselves.

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Except in the very early days. What became Standard-Triumph cars, then part of the British-Leyland conglomerate was started as a bicycle manufacturer around, of 189n IIRC. They then branched into motorized bikes, then into cars, then sold off the motorcycle business to finance a new line of cars.
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Old 10-13-17 | 06:41 PM
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After enough Guiness, you see a lot of things in Ireland.
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Old 10-13-17 | 06:57 PM
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I dunno,.... I think Guinness Stout is so overrated....
I'd take a Westmalle Dubbel over it, anytime....
Guinness just tastes bland and flat compared to it
Old Rasputin North Coast Russian Imperial Stout tastes better too!
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We used Guinness Stout as beer concentrate back in my university college days... we would buy a cheap six pack of beer and a single Guinness and then use the Guinness to "spike" the cheaper beers up to an acceptable taste level. I haven't had a Guinness in forever..
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Disc wheels! I bet that is one super fast time trial-er!
Sheesh, you people and your beer tastes! I can choose between several hundred brands of Craft (and just crafty-marketed) brands by walking only 2 blocks from my door, and from several shops.
Yet there are also 2 "Irish pubs" (which have all turned into "sports bars") also only short walks from my door and I'd never turn down a well-poured draft Guinness! Safe as mother's milk.
I'd prefer a pint o' Beamish but the importer for that brand left town after Heineken acquired the brand.

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Disc time-trial wheels?
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Too much Guinness = non-drive side mounting
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