Ideal for refreshments...

I've noticed that some denizens of urc have a fondness for BEER.

So I thought I'd pass along the following link.

http://www.firebox.com/index.html?di...88&src _t=hfp

Perhaps, used sensibly of course, it could be an ideal method of
transporting BEER when on a 'bent ;-)

Cheers, helen s


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In article , wafflycat (w*a*ff
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I've noticed that some denizens of urc have a fondness for BEER.

So I thought I'd pass along the following link.

http://www.firebox.com/index.html?di...88&src _t=hfp

Perhaps, used sensibly of course, it could be an ideal method of
transporting BEER when on a 'bent ;-)

Scoff ye may, but I know more than one Dark Side racer who carries
supplies of liquid precisely thus.

Not BEER though.

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wafflycat wrote:
I've noticed that some denizens of urc have a fondness for BEER.

Whatever givesh you that impreshun?

So I thought I'd pass along the following link.

Got one of those already built-in, thanks! (Part of the idea of cycling
is an attempt to get rid of it...)

d.

wafflycat wrote:
http://www.firebox.com/index.html?di...88&src _t=hfp

Perhaps, used sensibly of course, it could be an ideal method of
transporting BEER when on a 'bent ;-)

Nice. It's gotta be more practical than a Camelbak.

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Danny Colyer wrote:
wafflycat wrote:

http://www.firebox.com/index.html?di...88&src _t=hfp


Perhaps, used sensibly of course, it could be an ideal method of
transporting BEER when on a 'bent ;-)


Nice. It's gotta be more practical than a Camelbak.

Oh I don't know, a CamelBak full of gin and a water bottle of tonic
would fit the bill...