Saturday: The 2nd Peace Peloton will ride to Black-owned businesses, promote economic reform
The second Peace Peloton ride starts 10 a.m. Saturday at Tougo Coffee on Yesler Way near Broadway. Organized by Doc Wilson, the first Peace Peloton drew more than 300 people for a ride from Alki to the CD. Wilson hopes to host the rides weekly.
Saturday's ride will go through Yesler Terrace, downtown, Lower Queen Anne, South Lake Union Capitol Hill and the Central District. Organizers ask that you fill out an anonymous RSVP so they can give businesses a heads up on how many people might show up.
Details from the InGaj website:
When: Saturday, June13 @ 10:00AM
Start: Tougo Coffee 860 Yesler Way Seattle, WA 98104 (We will stage from 10:00AM -12:00PM, giving everyone an opportunity to meet, greet and partake of Tougo's yummy treats)
End: Ezell's Chicken/Garfield Playfield 537 25th Ave., Seattle, WA 98122 (Ezell's will offer prepared box lunches based on the number of cyclists in attendance and we will all dine al fresco @ Garfield Playfield)
This is a one-way ride ending at Garfield Playfied. If you are cycling round trip (back to Tougo) please connect with one of the ride leaders to coordinate small group rides back.
Ascent: 475 feet
Descent: 450 feet
Degree of Difficulty: Easy