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Old 03-15-12, 12:44 PM
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I agree that a lot of these suggestions are ridiculous, lol.

Just have what any successful bar has. Great specials, great environment, friendly staff. As far as "bike friendly" amenities, obviously just have a lot of things to lock a bike to.

I think its more important that you reach out to the bike community and get your name out there. Sponsor riding events, host post-ride happy hours, things like that. That will draw in bicyclist and also help you network at the same time.
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