I am still sitting in the same Kneipe on Turmstrasse in Moabit, finished my Bockwurst and working on finishing my beer. I am scanning the place, checking out the clientele. The 'Stammkunden', the regulars, are all sitting or standing on the bar, its their time to socialize. They are talking about local issues, local politics, none of which I know anything about or cared about. I realize that after having left more than 50 years ago, I have nothing in common with them anymore. But we used to do the same in the late 1950's. So after my eyes roamed over the crowd I started to check out anything else that may be of interest while I worked on finishing my beer. After all I stopped in this place to use the restroom, had to buy the beer to do so, and was too cheap to not finish it. There were old enamel beer signs and this, a sign for the '6 Tagerennen'. '6 Tagerennen', or Six-Day Racing, is a track cycling race that lasts 6 days. Six-day races started in Britain and spread to many countries in the world. It is a team sport, usually two riders per team that ride on an indoor track, a Velodrome, for six days continuously. The team that completes the most laps after six days is the winner. The sport was very popular in the 1930's and in Berlin in the 1950's it was always a major event. It is still performed here in Berlin, with this year. 2016, being the 105th anniversary. These signs are for sale and can be ordered via the internet, but they cost a little more than I was willing to spend. This picture was taken on 29 December 2013, Sig..'