Miami’s 1st Bicycle Happy Hour Kicks Off On Thursday
Come one come all to Miami’s 1st Bicycle Happy Hour hosted by Wood Tavern this Thursday, January 19th.
Arrive on a bicycle and enjoy 50% off all drinks from 5-8pm. The first 20 riders receive a spoke card and a high-five! Designated bicycle parking is available but please bring a lock. Lights and helmets are highly encouraged and ALWAYS remember to drink responsibly.
You don’t have to imbibe to have a fun time. Come hang out with other cyclists, listen to some great tunes and have a soft drink!
Wood Tavern is located at 2531 NW 2nd Ave, in the heart of the Wynwood Arts District.
Special thanks to Cesar Morales from Wood Tavern and Nick Mckissick for organizing this terrific event.
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Wow… a great way to encourage RUI/BUI!
It’s possible to drink responsibly, you know.
You know there is no encouragement for RUI. We encourage drinking responsibly.
Thank you.
Is there a nat’l network for sharing these types of biking innovations with other urban communities? I can help publicize & promote worldwide.
Sounds fun, I’ll be there.
Warren – Not that I know of specifically, but it’s a great idea! Right now we’d like to maximize the reach here in Miami. Tonight’s 1st happy hour was terrific!
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