Detroit Bike Culture | Translogic

Detroit is known as the Motor City due to its rich automotive history and deep affinity for cars. So, what are all these people-powered, two-wheeled wonders doing everywhere?
Bike culture has taken over Detroit, from group rides that attract massive crowds, to new manufacturing in old factories. Jonathon Buckley heads to the D to investigate, meeting with the head of assembly at Detroit Bikes, chatting up the co-founders of Detroit Slow Roll, and taking a cruise with the East Side riders.
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[@FilmedbyBike]

Such a great bike culture there!

[@adamkrager8331]

My God I LOVE DETROIT !!!!

[@PacificDark]

Detroit is trending a serious comeback. Bike culture all day.

[@marklane8248]

We stoped on our bike ride for some chitlands watemelon and RC cola...

[@ed0078]

Detroit Bikes components steer toward China made. That said Zakary Pashak (owner) really has a desire to trend away from China. The frames are pure US made. This company’s founder gets it and I’ll be watching.