Bike shaped pasta

Man With No Pig said:

available from Holland.
http://www.holcus.nl/bicyclepasta.htmhttp://www.holcus.nl/bicycl-
epasta.htm

Bike Beer is also avaliable. But I can't seem to track down any Radler
brands/importers in Australia. Besides, I prefer heavier beers like
porter/stouts etc. http://home.earthlink.net/~pasbier/Radler.html

Also, check out these drunken sots from Melbourne:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/pub_bug

You could combine all three of the topics mentioned above for a
ride/dinner paarty/after dinner wobble. cheers

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Also, check out these drunken sots from Melbourne:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/pub_bug

Beer and bikes combined! <keanu reeves> Cool... </keanu reeves>

What other strange cycling products are out there?

hippy
- who might be adding another bike to his collection tomorrow night.

cfsmtb said:

Bike Beer is also avaliable. But I can't seem to track down any Radler
brands/importers in Australia. Besides, I prefer heavier beers like
porter/stouts etc. http://home.earthlink.net/~pasbier/Radler.html

I bought a can of this last year - it's, um, not good.
Although we could only chill it by placing it in a stream.
(I'm not sure it was the same brand as mentioned in
the website - it was just called 'Radler'😉.

If you want to try it, mix a 50/50 lemonade and beer.
You'd probably be better off with a low (or near-zero)
alcohol beer, if you really must have beer that is.

Generally I'd go for normal beer after stopping for
the day. It's a crime against humainty to goto
southern Germany and not taste the 'proper' beers.

-kt