TriadCity Message of the Day
There's a seedy new biker bar in town.
Contributed by our friend Eetu — Remy, Alexis, many others —
it's an appropriately grubby converted warehouse in the
NorthEastern Third ,
on Boulevard Louis-Adolphe Thiers, northeast of Black Plaza.
While not the most welcoming bunch, the gang won't kill you.
Unless you mess with them.
We think.
Can't say we've actually tried...
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