Slow Roll Buffalo's Lovejoy-Lakefront Ride will Happen Tonight

This evening from 6:30 to 8 pm, Slow Roll Buffalo's Lovejoy-Lakefront Ride will be traveling along major streets Bailey, Fuhrmann, Ohio, South Park and more!! Get all the details here and traffic information!

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By Clay Davies (used with permission)

For week 19 of 26 free and inclusive Monday night community bike rides, Slow Roll Buffalo's Lovejoy-Lakefront Ride will gather at the Iron Island Museum, which will open for the occasion.

This Monday's 10-mile roundtrip route includes neighborhoods Lovejoy, Babcock, Triangle, Outer Harbor, First Ward, Hydraulics and Emslie along major streets Bailey, Fuhrmann, Ohio, South Park and William, guided by our trained squad of more than 100 volunteers. Two "mass-up" stops allow for regrouping while community stakeholders inform riders of history, events and issues in the immediate area, with the African Heritage Food Co-op Kiddie Kickstand crew selling drinks and snacks for $1 cash.

We'll return to Iron Island Museum for an afterparty with food, drinks, music and fellowship.

Slow Roll Buffalo will continue at a different weekly venue on Monday nights through October 29th. Much more info with new content weekly at www.slowrollbuffalo.org.

Who: Thousands of bicyclists
What: Slow Roll Buffalo's Lovejoy-Lakefront Ride
When: Tonight - Monday, September 10th, meet at 5:30pm, roll at 6:30pm
Where: Iron Island Museum, 998 Lovejoy Street
Why: Reconnect the City of Good Neighbors

In standard Slow Roll structure, the ride the cover 10 miles at a leisurely pace of around 10 miles per hour, with cyclists of all ages and skill levels guided by more than 100 Slow Roll Squad volunteers and a Buffalo Police Department motorcade. Two "mass-up" stops allow for regrouping while community stakeholders inform riders of history, events and issues in the immediate area. Slow Roll Buffalo will continue at a different weekly venue on Monday nights through October 29th. Much more info with new content daily at www.slowrollbuffalo.org.