Spin a Movement bike tour with Wheelhouse Detroit
A new bike tour dubbed ‘Techno in the 313″ offered through Wheelhouse Detroit will give Movement participants the opportunity to glimpse the biggest sites in Detroit’s electronic music history next weekend.
The Packard Plant, the Underground Resistance Headquarters and The Music Institute are just a few of the landmarks riders will experience during the two tours, which take place Sunday, May 29 and Monday, May 30.
The two tours are capped at 15 riders each; so get your wheels spinning and book a spot at wheelhousedetroit.com. The Wheelhouse is also offering significant discounts to any rider with a Movement wristband.
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