Bike rental time: Wheelhouse Detroit opens up for season
The weather is warming up, the snow is gone, and Wheelhouse Detroit is open for business. Rent a bike, go on a tour, get your bike repaired, it can all be done right there on the Riverfront. Head on down and make the most of the improving weather.(Editor’s note: Dev News editor Kelli B. Kavanaugh is Wheelhouse Detroit co-owner.)Excerpt:Early Bird Special
Bikes brought in for tune-ups in March and April will receive a $10
discount off of our regular price of $50. Save a ten spot and get your
ride ready for summertime!
Tours
We have an amazing schedule of tours scheduled for this year —
from Eastern Market to the Villages, from Hamtramck to Dearborn — and
lots more. Registration will be available at www.wheelhousedetroit.com/tours in the next week or so, so stay tuned!
For more information and details on tours visit Wheelhouse Detroit here.
The weather is warming up, the snow is gone, and Wheelhouse Detroit is
open for business. Rent a bike, go on a tour, get your bike repaired,
it can all be done right there on the Riverfront. Head on down and make
the most of the improving weather.
(Editor’s note: Dev News editor Kelli B. Kavanaugh is Wheelhouse Detroit co-owner.)
Excerpt:
Early Bird Special
Bikes brought in for tune-ups in March and April will receive a $10
discount off of our regular price of $50. Save a ten spot and get your
ride ready for summertime!
Tours
We have an amazing schedule of tours scheduled for this year —
from Eastern Market to the Villages, from Hamtramck to Dearborn — and
lots more. Registration will be available at www.wheelhousedetroit.com/
For more information and details on tours visit Wheelhouse Detroit here.
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