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Created some merchandise to give away at the race going down today. Show up to the race and one of these Beer Tubes could be yours.
Created some merchandise to give away at the race going down today. Show up to the race and one of these Beer Tubes could be yours.
I live in a house with 3 other cyclists. We affectionately call ourselves “A Bike House”. Not the bike house.
We have a little thing we call Patrol. Which is a call to action to ride.
I came home from a pub quiz and found all my roommates at home. The night air was calling to me so I rallied the troops. 4 bikes, a few full beer tubes, and one dog rolled out of the house into a damp yet warm Spring night.
Buckley at 14 MPH
We hit up a few parks, creeks, and waterfalls. Minnehaha Parkway trail was deep in fog. My headlight looked like a laser beam as it tried to predict the hills, turns, and curbcuts we had to navigate. I felt like I was playing Mariokart.
When Pete and I got home we made a frozen pizza and a jug of purple stuff. Then we played some Super Adventure Island for the SNES.
Biking around the Minneapolis area with my friends is one of the best things in my life. North America rules!
When you arrive at that moist square of turf in which you choose to sit down and drink a beer with your comrades you will, in fact, need a beer to drink. Barring some vastly superior technology such as a rack and panniers its kind of sucks carrying beer cans around in a messenger bag or backpack.
I had been thinking about making something like this for a while now. I believe Bjorn was talking about sewing something similar a while back. Stumped but determined I recently crowdsourced it on Minneapolis Bike Love.
This showed up on Surly’s blog. On their way to Homie Fall Fest 2006. The ubiquitous “Ace of Spades” had a hand in the mayhem.
Homie Fall Fest
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A crew of people came up from Kansas City, MO to check out Surly’s Homie Fall Fest 2006. I didn’t have the chance to meet them but I found this on the intraweb.
Around 110 people left “Lyle’s whatever its called” bar and headed on a tour of Kenwood trails and Theo Wirth trails finally rolling into Hobo Camp around 3:00.