999 RIDE: CHATTING WITH PHILL FABER AND NICHOLAS LOTZE ABOUT BIKE RIDES AND COMMUNITY

These loyal riders of the night meet at 9 p.m. at 9th East & 9th South every Thursday night for the 999 Ride. Photo: @clancycoop

Out on any given Thursday night at 9 p.m.— through rain, sleet or snow—odds are you’ve seen an assortment of cyclists hanging about Coffee Garden at 878 E. 900 S. This large group of two-wheeled miscreants have been gathering here for almost five years with a simple mission: “The goals of the ride are to have fun,” says organizer Phill Faber. The ride attracts a wide diversity of cyclists who come from all aspects of the cycling community. Administrator Nicholas Lotze says, “Salt Lake has a really fragmented community. That kind of ends with 999: It pulls every rider style, every kind of bike—high-end track bikes to steel bikes to cruisers to monstrosities people weld together like three bikes tall.”

Dig the full article only @SLUG MAG!!

Share:

Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
LinkedIn

Most Popular

Get The Latest Updates

Subscribe To Our Newsletter

No spam, notifications only about new posts, events, podcasts.

Categories

On Key

Related Posts

Albums
The Jackets have been rewriting the book on all things garage rock for nearly twenty years. This has been perfected
Artists and Bands
Fast Eddy have blazed a trail throughout the underground music community. Hailing from Denver Colorado they are Micah Morris (lead
Nix Beat News

Read about Nick Kuzmack’s story here!

Scroll to Top