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UPDATED From the mailbag - A suggestion for upcoming Wednesday night rides

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ORIGINAL POST

In response to the growing demand in making Wednesday nights more like happy hour, John Cusack has invested in PedalPub to bring the dream to reality in the Wheeling area. With the growing number of Wheeling cyclists complaining that Wednesday nights are too hard, while some want a warm-up and other just want a nice easy ride, Cusack believes the market is ripe for this new business. PedalPub will only offer premium quality draft beer and once a month, it will offer the best of the local brewed beer. We're even considering making changes to the vehicles structure so that we can enclose it for the winter months. This way the boys can train all winter long on the PedalPub Mobile and bring their wives along for the ride too.

Please take some time out of your busy schedule and view our website. www.pedalpub.com

We look forward to serving you in 2007.

Finally, thank you to all those that are making this dream come true.

John Cusack

AL FROM PEDALPUB.COM RESPONDS

I don't know about Wheeling or John Cusack, but the PedalPub really IS coming to Minneapolis on March 27!

If John would like to partner with us in bringing one to Wheeling, we'd be happy to talk to him!

Al Boyce, Managing Partner
PedalPub, LLC
info@pedalPub.com


MY RESPONSE TO AL

Al,

It was intended to be a joke from John. I did provide the link to your site, and I published your response. As for the Pedalpub, we are planning a trail festival in May, but I don't know if West Virginia liquor laws allow open containers.

Thanks

Ray


AL'S RESPONSE TO MY RESPONSE

Ray-
I thought it was funny, and as they say, all publicity is good publicity! As for our offer, it stands! If John wants to bring one to Wheeling, we're ready to wheel and deal, as the manufacturer's sole distributor in the United States.... :-D
- Al

PS - If we can get alcohol on the PedalPub on Minneapolis public streets, we should be able to get it ANYWHERE! Minneapolis is VERY conservative on that matter. We're still working that out here now.
PPS - My best to John! I'm a big fan! Tell him he can have a free PedalPub ride next time he's in Minneapolis!
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Anonymous said…
I don't know about Wheeling or John Cusack, but the PedalPub really IS coming to Minneapolis on March 27!

If John would like to partner with us in bringing one to Wheeling, we'd be happy to talk to him!

Al Boyce, Managing Partner
PedalPub, LLC
info@padalPub.com
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