New York City’s First Black-Owned Cycle Center Opens a Second Location by Successfully Tapping Into a Sense of Community
There are a ton of places in New York City to take a cycle class, and Tammeca Rochester tried more than a few. But none of them seemed the right fit. Either the music wasn’t hitting, or she felt like an outsider. Harlem Cycle founder Tammeca Rochester. (Photo from @tammeca_rochester Instagram) So she decided to…