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Kojak 10-30-09 03:33 PM

Draft beer is definitely best, but I'd weigh 350lbs. if I had my own tap at home.

Manny's Pale Ale, and a big a$$ bacon burger. MMmmmmmm mmmmm.

whatsmyname 10-30-09 04:40 PM


Originally Posted by ItsJustMe (Post 9952355)
Anyone who went to college doesn't need a proper opener to open a beer.

I think I actally took an AP class in that...

Sluggo 10-30-09 04:41 PM

Okay, throw this into the mix. From an environmental perspective, we should be drinking from steel cans.

"Glass is the worst", he said, taking a sip from his Midas Touch bottle.

squirtdad 10-30-09 04:41 PM


Originally Posted by intheways (Post 9950836)
You deserve two beers for commuting in Great Falls:thumb:

valid point........

Does Great Falls have a Brew Pub? The last Great Falls beer that I remember was "Great Falls best" or similar name ..... I think that brewery closed down in the late 60's or very earlier 70's......

I had to survive on Olympia.....Montana where you drink beer bare handed at 20 below.

Grew up in Chinook.....140 miles NE of Gt Falls.

drjava 10-30-09 04:53 PM

Obligatory keg bike:

Keg Bike

The Human Car 10-30-09 05:02 PM

http://vimeo.com/1965120?pg=embed&sec=1965120

Kojak 10-30-09 05:06 PM


Originally Posted by drjava (Post 9956208)
Obligatory keg bike:

Keg Bike

That bike was built by our good friends at Metrofiets. I want one of their bikes really bad, for grocery shopping and taking the boy for joy rides. One of these days...............

Sluggo 10-30-09 05:09 PM


Originally Posted by drjava (Post 9956208)
Obligatory keg bike:

Keg Bike

http://www.dutchamsterdam.nl/graphic...0amsterdam.jpg

group beer bike

MNBikeguy 10-30-09 08:27 PM

If you ladies did any touring, you'd open your beerse with a hyper-cracker. :D

http://pardo.net/bike/pic/fail-029/s...mini-lock1.jpg

Dirt Farmer 10-30-09 08:34 PM


Originally Posted by bugly64 (Post 9950478)
This is the ultimate accessory. I am sorry I didn't have any Obsidian Stout for the first use.

I really don't have anything to add here; but your reference, sir, to Obsidian Stout proves you're a true gentleman and scholar!

Sirrus Rider 10-31-09 08:55 PM


Originally Posted by chipcom (Post 9950631)
be gone, cretin...they don't have GOOD beer in cans! :notamused:

Guinness comes in cans.. :D

coldfeet 10-31-09 09:05 PM


Originally Posted by Big Pete (Post 9950651)
I live in FL and thats all I have to say about that =)

The ultimate beach accessory!

Originally Posted by Sluggo (Post 9956153)
Okay, throw this into the mix. From an environmental perspective, we should be drinking from steel cans.

"Glass is the worst", he said, taking a sip from his Midas Touch bottle.

The bottles they used were non-returnables, why?

Originally Posted by Sirrus Rider (Post 9961342)
Guinness comes in cans.. :D

I thought we were talking about beer?

freako 10-31-09 11:06 PM


Originally Posted by I_bRAD (Post 9950636)
Well maybe not, but if you deserve the good beer you can crack it without a schmancy gizmo.

Who needs that schmancy fancy gizmo when you can buy a bottle opener and put it in your seat bag if your that desperate for a drink while riding. In fact my multi tool comes with one...though I've never use it. You know you can still get a DUI even on a bike, and it's the same points, jail time, lawyer fees, insurance rates skyrocketing and fines etc. as in a car. Then your going to put a bottle opener in plain sight for any cop to see just to give them an excuse to check you out.

Any other dumb ass people out there with bright ideas?

mikewille 10-31-09 11:30 PM

bike helmet with can holders and siphon tubes?

noisebeam 11-01-09 07:31 AM


Originally Posted by coldfeet (Post 9961372)
I thought we were talking about beer?

It's not bad. A decent choice for some flavor without the heaviness and strength, like with lunch. The best part about it is it is so readily available and is often the only drinkable choice among buds, millers, etc. Especially in airports.

MilitantPotato 11-01-09 01:12 PM

My Rodriguez has a stainless steel one welded too the seat stay. Too classy for a bum like myself, but it comes in handy.

Hot Potato 11-01-09 03:21 PM

http://www.bikeforums.net/attachment...9&d=1256865653

I bought a pair of these! I slipped them on, spied the cooler full of beer across the lawn, and began my stroll over to snag a cold one. I was a bit too focused on my upcoming frosty, cold libation, however. For within just a few feet of the object of my desire, I felt the dreaded squish under my most awesome new sandle that could only mean one thing.... yes.... a fresh steamy pile deposited by man's best friend. I never did get to try out those nifty sandles-bottle openers.

whatsmyname 11-01-09 04:11 PM


Originally Posted by Sluggo (Post 9956153)
From an environmental perspective, we should be drinking from steel cans. "Glass is the worst", he said, taking a sip from his Midas Touch bottle.

From an environmental perspective, we should have a standard size of glass beer and plastic soft drinks bottle than can be used 80 times before being recycled, as exists in Germany and Denmark iirc. Of course, that "standard size" would probably get described as "socialist size" here...


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