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Beer For Mountain Bike Trails

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[leadin]Buy a beer, support a local trail. That is the premise behind a project this summer by Bent Paddle Brewing Co. and Loll Designs of Duluth, Minn.[/leadin]

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The beer, called the Lollygagger Pale Ale, goes on sale this week. Its allotted 5 percent fund will be put toward the building of the Duluth Traverse, a 100+ mile system of singletrack mountain bike trails across the city.

Loll Designs, based in Duluth, makes high-end outdoor furniture from recycled plastic. The company has partnered with the Bent Paddle brewery to get this project off the ground.

Over the years Loll has donated $60,000 to the local biking organization, the Cyclists Of Gitchee Gumee Shores, or COGGS.

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100+ mile bike trail system across Duluth, Minn. — Click to enlarge

Lollygagger Pale Ale is available at the Bent Paddle taproom in Duluth as well as sold in cans at stores around the region.

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