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Thanks for watching and we hope you have a very Merry Christmas as well!

We hope you have a wonderful holiday season and a healthy new year as well! We have a lot of new rides from our trip across the Southern US that we will start to publish as we get closer to bike season. Thanks for your continued support.

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We’ve found it gets busy on weekends but it’s worth the ride. Enjoy the tunnel!

Glad you like them! Thanks for watching.

We appreciate your watching! Thanks for your continued support.

Thanks for your continued support of our channel. We ride Gazelle Ultimate C8's. We are very happy with these bikes as they can go up to 90 miles on a single charge in ECO (we’ve never gone more than 65 miles, but never had a worry about the battery), they sit straighter and the handlebars are adjustable. Also, the bike has a Nexus 8 system -- eight gears are built into the rear hub of the wheel. They are protected against the wind and weather, and this reduces wear and maintenance. Combine this with a belt instead of a chain and your bike maintenance is kept to a minimum. You can also shift from a complete stop, which is really handy if you’re crossing a road and forgot to downshift before-hand. It has hydraulic disc brakes, front and rear fenders, a fully functional back rack and front shocks. Lastly, Gazelle is a brand that you can find in bike shops all over the country - making it easier to find service should you need it.

Thanks for your continued support. We are going to try and ride the entire Mickelson in 2025 -- it was such a great trail we want to go back.

It’s always a great day when you can be on a quiet trail in the woods with a lovely stream. Thanks for watching.

Nothing wrong with getting out on the trail in December! A few years ago we biked every month in Upstate New York. Always great to get out and stretch your legs. Thanks for your support of our channel.

Yes we have. But there is a lot more ground to cover - although hitting a new trail means we have to drive farther away now. Can’t wait for winter to end so we can get back out. Thanks for your support.

The trail is paved. Thanks for watching.

I don't see why not. They are just gates that fully open. Thanks for watching.

We appreciate the compliment and we are always looking for new content on other channels. We went and checked yours out. Enjoyed the video of C&O/GAP Day 2. I can't believe they can't come up with a better way to get to Harpers Ferry than climbing those stairs! Yours is the first one I've seen where anyone actually showed climbing the stairs. Thanks for watching.

@@Adventuresonebikes ​​⁠ I’m glad you enjoyed the Harpers Ferry video. i’m only about halfway done with producing the videos from that trip. I’m sure you know it takes quite a bit of time to produce a video. I will certainly be checking out more of your videos .Thanks for the comment!

There are several sections where you ride your bike on roads. But the trail is 365 miles to ride, unless you want to bike pack the whole thing, there are a lot of great day out-and-back rides. To find the trail vs. on road sections you may want to check out this interactive map: www.ptny.org/bike-canal/map/

I'd have to agree. We've been passed on almost every trail by road bikers going pretty fast who don't give any warning. We usually know they are coming because we do have mirrors, but sometimes they sneak up on us. My favorite is when they pass us while we are slowing down for oncoming pedestrians -- so they go between the walkers and us!! And ebikers are the ones that have the bad rep. 😫 Thanks for watching.

Have a great ride and thanks for watching.

We didn't observe anyone on the trails in an enforcement mode. Our view is that if you ride respectfully (not too fast, watch for pedestrians, etc.) it's unlikely anyone will hassle you. Thanks for watching.

We're crossing our fingers you get out on this trail next year!! We appreciate your continued support and hope you have a great Thanksgiving as well.

Thanks for the additional info. We appreciate your support of our channel!

We wish we could come up with a better way, but we have one car, park, ride down the trail and back to the car. There are some shuttle services available on occasion for a trail -- we used a shuttle when we rode the Michelson Trail in SD, and the Elroy Sparta Trail in MI. We didn't use it but there are shuttle services for the Pine Creek Trail in PA. If I find shuttle services in my research I will list that in the description below the video. We've talked about putting our RV at one end and the car at the other, but then we'd need two bike racks, and that's pretty expensive so we haven't thought further on it. Thanks for watching.

This ride was in August of this year. Thanks for watching.

Hi Don! So great to hear from you. Sorry you had to watch until the last second for “we’re outta here”. Just want to make sure you are watching the whole thing. 🤭. Happy thanksgiving 🦃🍁

Thanks for sharing your experience. Sounds like it was a good time. We appreciate your support of our channel.

We appreciate your continued support.

Thanks for worrying about me! 😨 I want to ride through it again sometime. We appreciate your support of our channel.

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Hope you get a chance to take a ride like this someday. I'm not sure I'd drive my van through Mexico though 😨

@Adventuresonebikes that has been a concern. Many of the videos I've watched indicate the roads can be treacherous

Thanks for your support of our channel. We live in beautiful upstate New York. Not a lot of concrete where we are - and we love it that way! It is nice to find a meal or a beer along a trail, but we too like to be out in the woods away from the cities.

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Hi, Thanks for checking in. We usually have a big drop in viewership during the late fall/winter months, so we've stopped posting for a while. We've just returned from another cross-country trip -- so I have lots of new content for the spring. We appreciate the suggestions on the trails. Those are on our list -- just need to figure out when we can get down there. Thanks for your support.

@@Xaxameti Sounds like you had a great ride. Glad we could serve as inspiration for your trip. We have another video of the entire GAP trail ride that we took a couple of years ago. We took 3 days and stayed at B&B’s. Then we got a ride back to our car in Pittsburgh from Cumberland. P.S. - padded bike shorts might be worth a try? I like the Terry Cycling products that I can get on Amazon (women’s). Randy has a pair of padded bike underwear that he can wear under anything that he likes.

I’d have to say the first tunnel on the Allegheny River Trail in PA. The tunnel has a curve so you can’t see the end until you are halfway through. Water is leaking from the roof and the pavement is curved to allow for water run off. There are little streams running down either side. So you have to stay in the middle! In the next few days we will be, hopefully, riding through the 2nd longest rail trail tunnel in the US - so that may turn out to be the scariest. We’ll have to see! Thanks for watching.

Thanks for the suggestion. We actually just finished riding 3 segments of the Chuck Huckleberry Loop. Should be putting those videos up in the spring. Thanks for your support of our channel.

@@LaurenceDay-d2p it was like a holiday activity!! You definitely had to keep a good eye on where people were. I’ve bought an even brighter light because we are going to ride through the 2nd longest rail trail tunnel in a few days. It’s in VIrginia. Thanks for watching.

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Visor came from da Brim. Ordered it directly from them. Takes a little bit of effort to get it on, but then it stays on the helmet nicely. Doesn’t fit quite the same on my Sena communicator helmets, but it does stay put and I can get to the controls to turn the helmet on. It does work great. Thanks for watching.

Definitely a great path!! Thanks for sharing your experiences. We want to ride it again soon. Thanks for watching.

Definitely one we would say everyone should ride if they can. Thanks for watching.

That was last year, so not sure I remember exactly. We started at 8am and got to Deadwood at 3pm - so probably 3 hours. But we stopped at the train station, for the cows, and other things. Thanks for watching.

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Thanks for the additional info. Have a great ride and thanks for watching!

We recently rode a trail in St. George Utah that had a crazy grade and even though paved was very challenging even with a class 1 e-bike! It was the Rt 18 trail. We did the 18 mile loop through Snow Canyon. The urban trails are always packed, and we usually end up there on the weekend somehow. We’ve ridden a number of really great trail trails. Maybe I need to make a video of the most challenging rail trails? Thanks for watching.

Love the UK! Thanks for watching.

Glad you enjoyed it! We had a great time in Seattle and then the Olympic Peninsula on our cross-country trip last year. Highly recommend it!! Thanks for watching.

Thanks for your comments. We have the Betsie Trail on our list when we take a MI trip - hopefully next year. We heard about the trail from someone who lived there. Raccoon River was on our list last year, but we had to make a change of plans when returning from our cross country trip and that one fell from the list (still sad about that). We also have a lot of fun combining RVing and biking. We appreciate your support.

It is very poetic!! We are having a lot of fun finding new trails to ride - just can’t get to them fast enough. Thanks as always for your support.