Chapter 14
FLYNN'S WAS A BIKER bar: biker being bicyclists. It was on the West Side of the city on Rhode Island Street. There was always a dozen or so bikes parked outside, day or night. The bar was located between a car repair shop and a used appliance dealer. The entrance door was full of bike stickers, including a faded Zippee Messengers one put on years ago by Gerry Cortez.
Rex found a spot outside and locked his bike on the railing. When he walked inside Sheila Szelgowski was already there sitting at a table. She waved to him, he waved back and headed toward the bar.
The inside of Flynn’s was old, plain. Hanging from the ceiling was Tommy Flynn's old Schwinn racing bike. There were trophies, medals, and framed old newspaper articles on the walls. There was a photo of Flynn with Buf
