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Day 51: Rent the Pedal Pub

Published on: 05/21/10 7:44 PM

If you’re in the mood for some slow, ridiculous fun this weekend or some other day this summer, you can rent a party on wheels that you power with your legs. That’s right, kids. It’s the Pedal Pub!

The Pedal Pub is a 16-passenger bike with a “bartender” who drives while you power the vehicle with pedals. There are five pedaling seats on either side, a non-pedaling seat above the rear wheels, and a bench seat in back that seats three. It’s a mobile BYOB party! The Pedal Pub doesn’t supply food or beverages, but they allow you to bring your own party around town.

There is a variety of routes available as well. There are six different pub crawl routes to choose from, scenic routes to St. Anthony Main/Stone Arch Bridge and Harriet Island in St. Paul, and picnic routes to Nokomis, the Calhoun/Lakes area, and Nicollet Island in Minneapolis. You can also tailgate or choose a custom route. If you do a custom route, keep in mind that anything beyond a 5% or 6% grade incline will probably require you to get out and push! None of the pre-planned routes have ever required pushing, however.

Although pricing varies, if you fill the seats, the Pedal Pub can be rented for about $10 to $12 per hour per person, based on 16 passengers. See the pricing page for more details and conditions at the website.

A party on wheels? Literally. Hey, why not?

For more information: http://www.pedalpub.com/

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PedalPub Twin Cities
Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN
(952) 703-9000
twincities@pedalpub.com
http://twincities.pedalpub.com

Comments

  1. Nick Field says

    May 25, 2010 at 2:16 am

    I do have to say, this may possibly be the coolest thing that I’ve ever seen in my life!

    Cheers.

    Reply
  2. Joe says

    June 16, 2010 at 11:18 pm

    This is something I have wanted to do before. But, $175/hr. plus tip and it includes no food or drink? I know that you can make it seem like next to nothing when you sell the $/person — but the fact is that I would not want 16 people on it.

    $175/hr. just goes beyond what can be considered reasonable.

    Reply

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