Slow Roll Buffalo & GObike Buffalo are labors of love for our city – please join them on Labor Day for a big ol’ bike ride!
The next ride will meet at the NFTA‘s LaSalle Station at 3030 Main Street, with a route including major streets Main, Hertel, Delaware, Kenmore, Bailey & Kensington along with residential neighborhoods in North Park, University Heights and LaSalle, returning for an afterparty at The Steer, 3151 Main.
Presenting partner Independent Health will have their RedShirt team onsite before the ride giving out free bike lights, while supplies last!
Onsite and along the ride, Slow Roll bullhorn the work of the University Heights Collaborative “to maintain and enhance the quality of life within the University Heights by working with residents, property owners, block clubs, University at Buffalo staff and students, law enforcement, business owners and elected officials in order to coordinate and develop resources and responsibilities within the community.”
Slow Roll is free and open to all ages and skill levels – safety first, no tricks or training wheels. One-time 2016 season registration is at www.slowrollbuffalo.org or onsite.
Founded in Detroit Bike City, Slow Roll is a group bicycle ride that meets every Monday night and has expanded into a global network of community rides. Each week we meet at different venues and take a unique route of about 10 miles; our slow pace keeps the group safe and gives riders a unique perspective of our great city and its neighborhoods.
Presented by Independent Health. Support from Deep Thinka Records,The Good Neighborhood, and GObike Buffalo. Schedule, locations, and volunteer opportunities with Slow Roll Buffalo can be found by joining our open Facebook group and at www.slowrollbuffalo.org. Information on the worldwide Slow Roll movement can be found at www.slowroll.bike.