Individual or Group Pass to Pedal-Powered Pub Crawl from Pedal Hopper
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- Tour the West Washington & historic Baker neighborhoods
- Choose your pub destinations
- Holds up to 16 riders
Humans united can accomplish amazing feats, such as discovering fire, putting a man on the moon, and building a full-scale model of Nebraska in the Arctic Circle. Band together for a common cause with today’s Groupon for a two-hour pub crawl from Pedal Hopper in Denver. Choose between two options:
• For $15, you get an individual two-hour ride pass (a $30 value).
• For $180, you get a group two-hour ride pass for up to 16 people (up to a $360 value).
Pedal Hopper sends pub-crawling tipplers on a self-sustained journey around town on a covered, pedal-powered party bike. Exercise limbs while traveling to fermentation destinations at an average of 5–8 miles per hour, with a sober, tour-provided driver navigating the vehicle through roving herds of feral Clydesdales. Riders meet near the intersection of South Broadway and Archer before kicking off two-hour tours with swings through their choice of area pubs, buying rounds at alehouses including El Diablo, Candlelight Tavern, and Hornet. Each Pedal Hopper seats up to 15 revelers and one centrally located standing passenger positioned for passing out midtrip snacks or lobbing obstacles at opponents during midtour drag races.
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About Pedal Hopper Denver
As a fun, environmentally friendly alternative to a party bus, Pedal Hopper totes tipplers from pub-to-pub aboard a bike powered by the pedaling legs of its riders. A designated tour guide takes care of steering and braking as you and your friends cruise to choice watering holes at 5–8 miles-per-hour—a speed scientifically proven to be perfect for enjoying good times or air-drying KISS tattoos you won't remember getting. Pedal Hopper routes are generally designed to avoid steep avenues, allowing riders to propel forward at a casual pace without the fear of losing control. Taking its cue from the original bar cycles that have been wheeling carousers around Europe for more than 15 years, the bike boasts a stereo, a disco ball, and LED lights that allow for night riding.