Speaking of favorite bars...
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Speaking of favorite bars...
What your favorite, bike oriented/friendly bar?
I like McSorleys in NYC on a Sunday afternoon after a ride because of the atmosphere, ease of keeping my eye on my bike right outside, and the fact that I never get weird looks because of my bike outfit.
I like McSorleys in NYC on a Sunday afternoon after a ride because of the atmosphere, ease of keeping my eye on my bike right outside, and the fact that I never get weird looks because of my bike outfit.
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Originally Posted by Eureka
What your favorite, bike oriented/friendly bar?
I like McSorleys in NYC on a Sunday afternoon after a ride because of the atmosphere, ease of keeping my eye on my bike right outside, and the fact that I never get weird looks because of my bike outfit.
I like McSorleys in NYC on a Sunday afternoon after a ride because of the atmosphere, ease of keeping my eye on my bike right outside, and the fact that I never get weird looks because of my bike outfit.
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#5
For me The Triple Rock Social Club, on the west bank here in Minneapolis.
https://www.triplerocksocialclub.com/
Not only do they encourage alternative forms of transportation (look at the bottom of their homepage), but they also have a burger/pint for 5$. Not just burgers, but veggie burgers for all of you vegans out there. Not to mention tuesdays are 2 for 1's much drunkeness has occured within those brick walls.
Of course any bar which you can succesfully navigate home from after a couple of beers is good in my book.
https://www.triplerocksocialclub.com/
Not only do they encourage alternative forms of transportation (look at the bottom of their homepage), but they also have a burger/pint for 5$. Not just burgers, but veggie burgers for all of you vegans out there. Not to mention tuesdays are 2 for 1's much drunkeness has occured within those brick walls.
Of course any bar which you can succesfully navigate home from after a couple of beers is good in my book.
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I am with you goatmeal. The whole navigating home after a long evening is the key part!
mmmmmmm beer.....(insert Homer Simpson sounds as appropriate)
mmmmmmm beer.....(insert Homer Simpson sounds as appropriate)
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Originally Posted by absntr
Hell yeah the Handlebar!
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Originally Posted by streetdog
Weren't we going to have a Chicago SS/fixie meet there last year? ...hey, did everyone go without me? 

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one of everybody's favorite philly bar: McGlinchey's
come on philly people back me up!!!
personally i prefer McKenna's Irish Pub, but thats bc its on the corner of my block!! a mug of yuengling lager for $1....mmmm
come on philly people back me up!!!
personally i prefer McKenna's Irish Pub, but thats bc its on the corner of my block!! a mug of yuengling lager for $1....mmmm
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Originally Posted by 165-48:17
I don't think it ever happened. Weather is getting nicer, and we should make this for a weekend. The weekdays will suck for me.
Also: the handlebar is cool and all... but once in a while a guy needs some meat. (165, I don't want to hear some gay bar joke out of you. I do in fact mean beef, as in hamburger.) How's about getting them to but some black angus on the menu? Then, the bar would be awesome!... Not that I wouldn't commit to hanging with you guys there anyways.
Nevertheless, Quenchers is my new favorite bar in Chicago.
Last edited by skitbraviking; 04-09-04 at 09:02 AM.
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Originally Posted by al5
i know what you mean.. wait.. nevermind
seitan makes you ride faster - i thought everyone knew that.. geez.
seitan makes you ride faster - i thought everyone knew that.. geez.
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Originally Posted by skitbraviking
it may, but all the salt dehydrates you faster than an SUV sucks up gas... down with veggie cuisine! down with veggie cuisine! give us meat! give us meat!


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Originally Posted by streetdog
A great little pub/bar is Jury's. Neighborhood atmosphere (not a 'biker' bar but nice), great burgers, good beer selection and a rear deck. Lincoln Ave and Pensacola Ave.
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Originally Posted by skitbraviking
it may, but all the salt dehydrates you faster than an SUV sucks up gas...
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Originally Posted by al5
true - however, quite frequently i get that extra vegan-powered tailwind, everything helps.. especially heading north on the lakepath. 

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Originally Posted by legalize_it
one of everybody's favorite philly bar: McGlinchey's
come on philly people back me up!!!
personally i prefer McKenna's Irish Pub, but thats bc its on the corner of my block!! a mug of yuengling lager for $1....mmmm
come on philly people back me up!!!
personally i prefer McKenna's Irish Pub, but thats bc its on the corner of my block!! a mug of yuengling lager for $1....mmmm
McGlinchys....awesome! I go there a lot... Cheap beer and lots of fixed gear bikes chained up outside to look at. If you see the "nocoins" bike with a raingutter as a makeshift fender outside, you will know I am inside.... and probably drunk. I live a few blocks down from that bar.
I dont know McKenna's.... where is that? ...$1 pints...and its not PBR...sign me up.





