growler city bike

A Bike As Beer Transportation?

1 min readUpdated May 1, 2017

In Atlanta, they recently passed a law that you are now allowed to buy beer in growlers. It is a pretty cool setup actually as it brings in more local business and craft brews. It’s great for every beer lover and a nice addition to the area for local brewers.

Growler City Bike by J.Ruiter

Apparently, J.Ruiter believes the bike is the perfect transportation device for these beer growlers as he has designed a commuter bike with this specific purpose. Based off of 29er wheels with a custom frame design and Monarch Springer front end, the Growler City Bike promises to get you from point a (probably your house/apartment) to point b (your favorite growler/brewer) and back to point a again with ease.

Growler City Bike by J.Ruiter

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This “Growler” concept concept city commuter is a working sketch prototype in a series of thoughts on what we carry around with us and the importance of those items. We took a Growler from a local pub and set off

to design a bike around it. With or without the beer, this changed how we view typical beach/ city “cruisers.”

29er fat wheel set, monarch springer front end, 2 speed internal kickback hub, disc brakes

Robb Sutton

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