Detroit Bikes! Mansions & Fine Homes Ride Oct. 29th
We will leave the Millennium Bell at Grand Circus Park @ 12pm and go “live it up” by celebrating a successful season of promoting city and cycling. Sites include: Brush Park’s Alfred Street; Cass Park’s Peterboro Street; the courtyards of the Medical Center; Art Center; the Inns/Mansions @ Ferry Street; North Cass; New Center Commons; Second Woodward Piety Hill; Boston Edison’s famous homes; Arden Park’s beautiful residences; Virginia Park; LaSalle Gardens; Woodbridge; Scripps Park; Woodbridge Estates; Historic Canfield; a trip back in time going the wrong way on Second Avenue; the Park Avenue Historic District; and of course, beautiful Grand Circus Park, the bustling center of Detroit Bikes! We hope to see you there!
**Please be aware of our liability and weather policy**
*Should the weather display a steady rain more than trace amount on 10.29.2005 or be forecasted to rain more than trace amounts and/or dramatically change in temperature or pattern, Detroit Bikes! will attempt to reschedule the event at a later date. We apologize for the uncertainty, due to events that we cannot control* *
**Detroit Bikes! Is a grassroots advocacy group aimed at promoting cycling within the city, specifically the “motor city.” Being a grass-roots collective, some of our events, such as Saturday October 29th’s formal tour of Detroit, are “participate at your own risk.” This means that Detroit Bikes, Detroit Synergy, directors and actors for Detroit Synergy and Detroit Bikes! and any other group/individuals associated with October 29th, 2005’s event are harmless and as a result, not liable for any personal injury and/or damages that occur during, before, or after today’s event. Please understand that today’s event is no different legally that you making the conscious decision to cycle any other day, however, you have the potential of meeting new friends interested in joining you for enjoyment in the city. By attending below, you yourself agree to adhere to all conditional traffic laws, proper public conduct and state that you will provide proper safety gear for yourself, including the use of a safety helmet as agreed to by conditionally attending towards this event, protecting yourself from injury and the doctor’s office. Likewise, Stolen or damaged goods are not the responsibility of Detroit Bikes and its affiliates, rather the owner’s concern and loss. While we deeply desire another great outing, we caution fellow bikers to recognize these concerns and address them with their own understanding of the individual responsibility to abide by the importance of physical health, safety, and welfare of person and property.***
Saturday: Shop Detroit Midtown!
