Thread started by ideasculptor at 07.3.08 - 9:14 am



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now attach a set of speakers and you've got the full solution.



indigis
07.3.08 - 9:24 am

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It'd also be cooler with suspension forks to keep the beer from getting all frothy



ideasculptor
07.3.08 - 9:25 am

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It'd also be cooler with suspension forks to keep the beer from getting all frothy

ideasculptor
07.3.08 - 12:25 pm

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i think tom is working on this.



HANDBONE
07.3.08 - 9:26 am

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of course, upon closer inspection, it appears that they are suspension forks.


Really wish MR had edit functionality.



ideasculptor
07.3.08 - 9:26 am

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how long do the heineken mini kegs stay fresh for? can they be refilled?



barleye
07.3.08 - 9:54 am

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They can be refilled, but they don't carry enough beer. That thing in the photo is quite a bit bigger than those 1.25 gallon mini kegs.



ideasculptor
07.3.08 - 11:34 am

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Ha! I tried this about two years ago with my B.O.B. Ibex trailer (the one with suspension). Sadly, kegs are just a tad too wide to fit in between the side rails and I never got around to building some kinda wood frame or platform to bypass the issue.

Would a gently road-shaken keg mean that one wouldn't have to pump it as frequently or just make it frothier?



two wheels good
07.3.08 - 4:13 pm

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