Of course, we never condone driving while intoxicated, and we always suggest using pedal-power over piston-power whenever possible, so here's a machine which satisfies both of those edicts. In all honesty, we're not so sure what the legalities of actually using a machine such as the PartyPub on real public roads are, but we can imagine that a pedal-powered pub could find plenty of use for festivals, block parties and parades.
The PedalPub is capable of seating up to 17 people, though only five of them pedal. Also seated are a bartender and a driver, who should remain sober we imagine. The Fietscafe started in Holland, but it's now branching out to the U.S. For all of the ethanol opponents, this could perhaps be the only alcohol consumption being done on the streets that you'd be all right with. For an example of the fun you could be having on the PartyPub, check out the video after the break.
[Source: PedalPub via Gizmag]
The PedalPub is capable of seating up to 17 people, though only five of them pedal. Also seated are a bartender and a driver, who should remain sober we imagine. The Fietscafe started in Holland, but it's now branching out to the U.S. For all of the ethanol opponents, this could perhaps be the only alcohol consumption being done on the streets that you'd be all right with. For an example of the fun you could be having on the PartyPub, check out the video after the break.
[Source: PedalPub via Gizmag]
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