HuffPost Detroit: ‘Shack’ becomes Woodbridge cycling center
Last week’s feature on Detroit’s emerging bicycle economy was only the tip of the iceberg. There’s a ton of non-motorized activity in town, and HuffPost Detroit is doing a fab job of reporting it. Like this one. An excerpt:
Jason Hall, Mike MacKool and Mike Sheppard are the three young men behind the building’s reinvention. The trio runs an annual bike expo called Detroit Bike City, which drew 1,500 people to Cobo Hall this past March. They’re also members of Bikes & Murder, a local bicycle club that sponsors a popular weekly bike ride, dubbed “Slow Rolls to Slow Jams,” at the Woodbridge Pub, located across the street from the space.
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