Watch site in Livingston Mt

[Husker825]

We will be in Livingston tomorrow evening for the game, was looking for a sports bar similar to a brewskies in Lincoln to watch the game. I know there’s a husker bar in Bozeman but we will be driving all day and I don’t really feel like adding more wheel time.

 

[tman87]

I live an hour and a half (maybe a tad more) from Livingston, but I'm no help. In 23 years in MT now, have never watched a Husker game here from anywhere but my own living room.

I know that helps a ton...

 

[BugeaterInWa]

We will be in Livingston tomorrow evening for the game, was looking for a sports bar similar to a brewskies in Lincoln to watch the game. I know there’s a husker bar in Bozeman but we will be driving all day and I don’t really feel like adding more wheel time.

Well its MT so step a little harder on the gas peddle and get to Bozeman earlier.

You can do that in MT....

 

[tman87]

Well its MT so step a little harder on the gas peddle and get to Bozeman earlier.

You can do that in MT....

You used to be able to do that in MT. It's been a long time since there was "no speed limit". There never really was that law, anyway, as a cop could give you a speeding ticket for any speed "if they thought you were driving unsafe/too fast). So even under 80 mph you could get a ticket if the cop so desired.

I see out of staters going 90+ (often 95 to 100) on the interstate in MT, and they are usually pulled over 10, 20 or so miles down the road. Always good for LMAO at them. And I'm not that slow driver, I still go slightly above average often, just not enough to get pulled over.

TBF, I did make the 998 mile trip from my place here in MT to my parents place in northeast NE in 12 hours flat one time. That was a long time ago. I was also alone that trip and took the least amount of time possible when I filled up gas. You can do the math and see I was moving pretty fast almost the entire way with two quick fill ups (I hate wasting time at gas stations on this long road trip I have made probably 300 times round trip). I get off the interstate usually at the Reliance exit in South Dakota, heading south to Gregory SD. So a decent portion of the trip is 2 lane rural HWY, but that stretch from Reliance to Gregory I used to really push it. 90+ and it is hilly with a lot of curves.

These days, I set the cruise on 83 on the interstates and that is good enough. Make two stops for fuel, don't waste time at gas stations. Obviously if/when I have kids with me, you gotta take longer stops, but if it is just me, fill up, piss and go.

BTW, the WORST stretch of road to speed on the entire 998 mile trip is from O'neil heading east on 275. I see more cops on that stretch than anywhere. I set it at 68 and let it be. Last thing I want is a ticket after 13 some straight hours of driving.

 

[BugeaterInWa]

You used to be able to do that in MT. It's been a long time since there was "no speed limit". There never really was that law, anyway, as a cop could give you a speeding ticket for any speed "if they thought you were driving unsafe/too fast). So even under 80 mph you could get a ticket if the cop so desired.

I see out of staters going 90+ (often 95 to 100) on the interstate in MT, and they are usually pulled over 10, 20 or so miles down the road. Always good for LMAO at them. And I'm not that slow driver, I still go slightly above average often, just not enough to get pulled over.

TBF, I did make the 998 mile trip from my place here in MT to my parents place in northeast NE in 12 hours flat one time. That was a long time ago. I was also alone that trip and took the least amount of time possible when I filled up gas. You can do the math and see I was moving pretty fast almost the entire way with two quick fill ups (I hate wasting time at gas stations on this long road trip I have made probably 300 times round trip). I get off the interstate usually at the Reliance exit in South Dakota, heading south to Gregory SD. So a decent portion of the trip is 2 lane rural HWY, but that stretch from Reliance to Gregory I used to really push it. 90+ and it is hilly with a lot of curves.

These days, I set the cruise on 83 on the interstates and that is good enough. Make two stops for fuel, don't waste time at gas stations. Obviously if/when I have kids with me, you gotta take longer stops, but if it is just me, fill up, piss and go.

BTW, the WORST stretch of road to speed on the entire 998 mile trip is from O'neil heading east on 275. I see more cops on that stretch than anywhere. I set it at 68 and let it be. Last thing I want is a ticket after 13 some straight hours of driving.

Yes, it was based on conditions and I made great time crossing the state.

 

[JuanMT]

We will be in Livingston tomorrow evening for the game, was looking for a sports bar similar to a brewskies in Lincoln to watch the game. I know there’s a husker bar in Bozeman but we will be driving all day and I don’t really feel like adding more wheel time.

I live in Bzn. Back in Lincoln for the game tho!!

All the bars in Livingston are local little dive bars …no such thing as something like Brewskis. Nor should there be!

The Murray is a great bar w TVs. Prolly will b a band later in the evening. The Owl is fun and has TVs.

Bozeman bars will b busy post MSU game. If u are downtown id say go to the Cannery or Rockin R. Lots of TVs at both. Spectators is the best sports bar but it’s on campus and will be packed and loud.

Have fun!