Pbr

[myron]

Discuss..........

[AM Radio]

You caint store no blastid u-lock in these
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i bet they roll up well

[robcycle]

Discuss..........
I like beer. When the options are mediocre expensive beer and mediocre cheap beer, I tip my hat to the PBR. Oh, and when I'm po', it works too. But I'm still not cool :rolleyes:

-Rob.

[bianchi79]

The cause of most of my less-than-smart decisions, both in cycling, and in life (including going to fixed.). :eek::D

[robcycle]

Oh, and I do believe one of our forum members has made a christmas tree out of PBR cans. Perhaps they would care to share a pic?

-Rob.

[althegud1srtakn]

love it so much i bought a shirt

[rockhound]

It's no J.W. Dundee's Honey Brown Lager...

[S. cerevisiae]

It's no J.W. Dundee's Honey Brown Lager...

Nor Iron City, neither!

[robcycle]

Nor Iron City, neither!
*Homer voice* MMMMMMM ICB :p

-Rob.

[trialsdork]

P.B.R. stands for "Perfect Beer for Riding."

We call 'em "Peebers." Makes you sound North Dakotan when said correctly.

It is trendy, but don't let that put you off, it's delicious.

By the way, who here thinks they started drinking it before it was cool?

[davkatreb]

Why is this thread in the Fixed Gear forum?

[K-Man]

Why is this thread in the Fixed Gear forum?

Coz I wuz slackin.

Now that you brought it to the classes' attention, I'm forced to send you to detention, then move the thread to Extra Crick You Lair.

[K-Man]

... and keep the momentum rolling by offering the best 8-second PBR commercial ever recorded (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snhiofL2Rh4&NR=1).

[mimbresman]

David Lynch (http://www.davidlynch.com/) is a f**king genius!

[Hand/of/Midas]

thats great!

[Hand/of/Midas]

http://www.dirtragmag.com/web/article.php?ID=687&category=web_only

[rusty68]

I assumed that the pbr thread was in the fixed gear forum due to it's popularity with the fixed gear free-stylin' hipsters in Brooklyn. Those girlie pant wearing boys love their pbr. That's why I generally stay away from it.

Although, now that I have it on good authority that it's delicious, I may have to get a six pack for Friday night.

[wigger thomas]

I can remeber drinking 16 ounce missiles till dawn after a Dead show in New Haven,Ct. 1984. I may have to pick some up for old times sake. I would choose it over Budweiser any day.

[Hand/of/Midas]

I would choose it over Budweiser any day.

over most any of the major brewers,personally.

[OTBSkinloss]

Wouldn't drink it with a gun to my head.

[rockhound]

I would choose it over Budweiser any day.

OH GOOD LORD!!!

[mscotch]

over most any of the major brewers,personally.

father-in-law's been drinking it steady for years and he's in his 80's. his generation never quit drinking it.
pbr me asap (http://beeronthebrain.blogspot.com/2008/01/pbr-me-asap.html)

[davkatreb]

I can remeber drinking 16 ounce missiles till dawn after a Dead show in New Haven,Ct. 1984. I may have to pick some up for old times sake. I would choose it over Budweiser any day.
Meatloaf, there may be hope for you.

[davkatreb]

Wouldn't drink it with a gun to my head.
Even if I'm buyin'?:D

[mimbresman]

Last summer I found myself in a small dusty bar in Cleater, AZ. This is the kind of place where the locals arrive on 4-wheelers, and several of these rigs are parked off the side of the bar. The parking area in front is occupied by dusty pick-ups, an old VW, and beater cars. Padian parks his Nissan pick-up in front. We go through the door and are greeted by a friendly cow dog.

The owner is manning the bar. She informs us she has Bud, Bud light, Coors, Coors Light, Miller High Life, and PBR. What would you choose? I opted for the PBR...just made more sense at the time.

Two range bums right out of Lonesome Dove came in. No guns on their hips, just Bowie knives. One cowboy got Miller, the other PBR. Someone stepped on the dog...it gave out a yelp!

Trippy!

Pic: Entering Cleater. Bar is the white building on the left.

[Hand/of/Midas]

Last summer I found myself in a small dusty bar in Cleater, AZ. This is the kind of place where the locals arrive on 4-wheelers, and several of these rigs are parked off the side of the bar. The parking area in front is occupied by dusty pick-ups, an old VW, and beater cars. Padian parks his Nissan pick-up in front. We go through the door and are greeted by a friendly cow dog.

The owner is manning the bar. She informs us she has Bud, Bud light, Coors, Coors Light, Miller High Life, and PBR. What would you choose? I opted for the PBR...just made more sense at the time.

Two range bums right out of Lonesome Dove came in. No guns on their hips, just Bowie knives. One cowboy got Miller, the other PBR. Someone stepped on the dog...it gave out a yelp!

Trippy!

Pic: Entering Cleater. Bar is the white building on the left.

you know MM, this story ended much less intense then i anticipated.

[robcycle]

Yup, I was picturing something out of Charlie Daniels' Uneasy Rider :p

-Rob.

[mimbresman]

Well, it was anti-climatic. The dog yelped. I had at least one more, then we left.
Besides, The Javalina Crossing in Black Canyon City has Guiness on tap. :rolleyes:

[K-Man]

Last summer I found myself in a small dusty bar in Cleater, AZ. This is the kind of place where the locals arrive on 4-wheelers, and several of these rigs are parked off the side of the bar. The parking area in front is occupied by dusty pick-ups, an old VW, and beater cars. Padian parks his Nissan pick-up in front. We go through the door and are greeted by a friendly cow dog.

The owner is manning the bar. She informs us she has Bud, Bud light, Coors, Coors Light, Miller High Life, and PBR. What would you choose? I opted for the PBR...just made more sense at the time.

Two range bums right out of Lonesome Dove came in. No guns on their hips, just Bowie knives. One cowboy got Miller, the other PBR. Someone stepped on the dog...it gave out a yelp!

Trippy!

Pic: Entering Cleater. Bar is the white building on the left.


Hey, I've been down that road through Cleator, but never had the sack to stop in for a cold one. Used to go camping and MTBing back that way when I lived in the greater Phoenix area.

[mimbresman]

Hey, I've been down that road through Cleator, but never had the sack to stop in for a cold one. Used to go camping and MTBing back that way when I lived in the greater Phoenix area.

It was a real live David Lynch movie.

[mscotch]

Hey, I've been down that road through Cleator, but never had the sack to stop in for a cold one. Used to go camping and MTBing back that way when I lived in the greater Phoenix area.

take off the lycra first, just sayin' :D
or drop kick the mutt, that should keep 'em at bay and show em how tough ya are (again, probably be more effective sans the lycra).:D

just kiddin' all you dog lovers (and from that one thread there are a ton of ya)

[real_ss_budgie]

^^^^^^^^^^^

[mscotch]

^^^^^^^^^^^

damn weak ass mustachio.....

[Tman]

Man I cant remember a time we didnt drink PBR. I am getting closer to 40, Olympia and PBR were beers my dad drank in the 70s. I would say after the Coors Extra Gold kick of 1988-90 I probably grabbed a PBR at the Bushnell Garage (real gas station only they quit working on cars and serve beer) in about 1991 while attending SDSU (not Cali,Sodak)

True it is a trendy drink these days, in the bike world and in my flipside, the hotrod world. Maybe give folks credit that it is just a tasty cheap canned beer?:)

Been grabbing Schlitz the last couple weeks tho, it is a dollar less a 12er than PBR.

[mscotch]

Man I cant remember a time we didnt drink PBR. I am getting closer to 40, Olympia and PBR were beers my dad drank in the 70s. I would say after the Coors Extra Gold kick of 1988-90 I probably grabbed a PBR at the Bushnell Garage (real gas station only they quit working on cars and serve beer) in about 1991 while attending SDSU (not Cali,Sodak)

True it is a trendy drink these days, in the bike world and in my flipside, the hotrod world. Maybe give folks credit that it is just a tasty cheap canned beer?:)

Been grabbing Schlitz the last couple weeks tho, it is a dollar less a 12er than PBR.

PBR had a real cheap cousin back in the early 70's Red, White and Blue. Anybody get a 21 year old friend to buy any the that for ya?
Always loved spring in WI. As the temps rise you wanted to be the first to cruise down all the back roads where we all went to drink, park and party. At these spots whether by "storing" the beer in the snow to keep it cold or tossing it to avoid being caught with it when the cops busted the festivities, there, uncovered by the melting snows were always cans of beer, pregnant from the expansion of freezing, but still free beer non the less.
ah, the swampy goodness of frozen/thawed/frozen/thawed pbr, red-white-and blue, Grain Belt, Schlitz and Blatz to name a few.

[phlatlander]

Been grabbing Schlitz the last couple weeks tho, it is a dollar less a 12er than PBR.

Dad had a Schlitz can tachometer mounted on the column of his '58 Chevy truck. Think my older brother still has it (the tach & the truck). :cool:

I think my first taste of beer was 5-6yrs old, sipping Dad's Schlitzes or Hamms. It was nasty shit back then, but as with all things you are told that you're not supposed to have, somehow beer became delicious.

[Tman]

PBR had a real cheap cousin back in the early 70's Red, White and Blue. Anybody get a 21 year old friend to buy any the that for ya?
Always loved spring in WI. As the temps rise you wanted to be the first to cruise down all the back roads where we all went to drink, park and party. At these spots whether by "storing" the beer in the snow to keep it cold or tossing it to avoid being caught with it when the cops busted the festivities, there, uncovered by the melting snows were always cans of beer, pregnant from the expansion of freezing, but still free beer non the less.
ah, the swampy goodness of frozen/thawed/frozen/thawed pbr, red-white-and blue, Grain Belt, Schlitz and Blatz to name a few.

My unlce drank Red,White and Blue up into the early 80s when I dont think he could find it anymore. Always had a couple of cases on the back porch.

[mimbresman]

PBR is "range beer". PBR, Hamm's, Schlitz, Schaffer's, and Black Label all fit in this category. 2 cases in the back of the VW Thing, USGS map in hand...Range trip!

[K-Man]

A.K.A. "lawnmower beer," for suburbanites.

Cold suitcase, gas can, mower, ballcap, shades, expanse of green.... pull rip-chord!