The Great Lakes Pub Cruiser rides down Division Street in...

The Great Lakes Pub Cruiser rides down Division Street in the Grand Rapids, Mich., St. Patrick's Day Parade. (March 17, 2012) Credit: AP

West Michigan is getting a new way to simultaneously bar hop and get a workout.

The Grand Rapids Press reports a 2,300-pound, minivan-sized pedicab offers seats for 12 people who can pedal, three passengers on a bench and the driver. Dubbed the Great Lakes Pub Cruiser, its top speed is 5 mph and it's scheduled to make its official debut on Saturday night.

The pedicab was seen at the city's St. Patrick's Day parade last month.

The riders power the $60,000 street-legal vehicle by pedaling. The company that runs it will provide a designated driver of sorts to handle the steering.

The vehicle has seat belts and riders are offered helmets. Before hopping aboard they must sign a waiver and they may have non-alcoholic drinks aboard.

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