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Old 04-15-12, 10:59 PM
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Best bike invention I've seen (40 oz. malt liquor content)

I'm pretty sure this Peugeot is of legal drinking age; might be working on cirrhosis of the rear rim, though:

https://eastnc.craigslist.org/bik/2960007670.html

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Bianchigirl does that.
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Can anybody even ride a bike after drinking ONE of those bottles?

It might as well be one with no brakes!
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Malt liquor?, how jejune. Put a couple of growlers of the imperial stout that I had tonight on it and then we'll talk.
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Para, I intend to answer that challenge! There are many great craft breweries within biking distance of me and I need a way to transport the goods.
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well this model you dont have to look down!


this model makes sure your co-riders cant get close enough to share your beer


now this model really is well thought out, you cant fall over



now this model is good for if you want to be sure nobody will take the lead

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I love the purpose-built six-pack front rack.
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Originally Posted by -holiday76
Bianchigirl does that.

Well uh um....yes I uh do but... I don't really intend to ride with the beverage on board, well maybe a nip or two in the Ahern flask on my Bday ride, but I would never haul a bottle of bubbly or wine around like that.






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The heavy duty MTB one would sure shake a bottle up.
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This looks phenomenal / practical to me



Has anyone actually used this? Does it work at all? Seems like I'd be bumping my legs / it'd be swinging around wildly.
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I see your 40-oz'ers, and I raise you two kegs.



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I want this to visit my neighborhood instead of the Good Humor ice cream van.

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brianinc-ville, that bike fits right in at ECU! Congrats
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That's just Busch league stuff!

The Pedal Pub!!! For the social beer guzzling cyclist!!!

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Has anyone actually used this? Does it work at all? Seems like I'd be bumping my legs / it'd be swinging around wildly.
Iv'e seen this bike in person.

and the answer is... Less filling
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Originally Posted by brianinc-ville
I'm pretty sure this Peugeot is of legal drinking age; might be working on cirrhosis of the rear rim, though:

Are those rim spots?
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Fork looks intoxicated
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Did anyone else notice that an empty 40oz'er is used to prop the bike up? No shame.
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This summer, I rode while drinking a beer from a bottle just to see if I would get stopped. Pretty stupid now that I think about it. But I didn't get stopped. Is it illegal to drink and cycle in Noo Joizy?
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This summer, I rode while drinking a beer from a bottle just to see if I would get stopped. Pretty stupid now that I think about it. But I didn't get stopped. Is it illegal to drink and cycle in Noo Joizy?
Based on some of the riders I've seen around New Brunswick, I doubt it.
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Originally Posted by noglider
This summer, I rode while drinking a beer from a bottle just to see if I would get stopped. Pretty stupid now that I think about it. But I didn't get stopped. Is it illegal to drink and cycle in Noo Joizy?
I don't know about New Jersey, but in Virginia you can't get a DUI on a bicycle because of the way the DUI laws are worded. You can get a drunk in public. The wording is vehicle versus motor vehicle.
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Originally Posted by noglider
This summer, I rode while drinking a beer from a bottle just to see if I would get stopped. Pretty stupid now that I think about it. But I didn't get stopped. Is it illegal to drink and cycle in Noo Joizy?
Probably is dangerous, since you would be riding with only one hand. Also, were you wearing a helmet?
Next time, be safe and wear one of these...



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