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Riders on the Tour de France used to believe that alcohol had painkilling and muscle-relaxing qualities, but didn’t carry cash, so would loot passing bars instead of paying.
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7 Comments
Biking drunk does, indeed, make uphills less painful.
They should bring this back. It would be great entertainment. 😂
so cyclists jumping the queue and acting like brutes and expect ppl to clean up after them
sounds like something never changed
Is this why radler exists? A bottled low alcohol version?
Next time I go out I’ll just do the same😂😂😂
Btw the cafes had no problem with this and advertised especially so riders stopped at their shops. ASO eventually stopped it cause it got too expensive
Get your facts rigjt before spitting out rubbish