Slow Roll Detroit
Slow Roll Detroit
On the map since Apr 2015
Slow Roll Detroit is a weekly bicycling community meetup aimed at showign members the true beauty of Detroit and its neighborhoods.
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Community
Slow Roll is for everyone; all ages, skill levels and types of bikes are welcome. Their rides are at slow pace, which keeps the group safe and gives riders a unique perspective of the community and city of Detroit and its unique neighborhoods.
Environment
Slow Roll Detroit, and its parent organization Detroit Bike City, is committed to bringing insight, exposure and solutions to environmental issues in and around Detroit.
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