NEW BIKE RACK, GAYLE'S TRAILS, PANAMA CITY BEACH, FL
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 เม.ย. 2022
- We put our Hyperax E Bike Rack to the test for an afternoon of biking along Gayle's Trails in Panama City Beach, FL. Following trails to Conservation Park, we ventured over the boardwalk to look for gators.
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Hyperax E Bike Rack: HYPERAX Volt RV Hitch Mounted E Bike Rack Carrier for RV, Camper, Motorhome, Trailer, Toad with 2 inch Class 3 or Higher Hitch Fits Up to 2x70lbs EBike MTB Gravel Road Bike with Up to 5-inch Fat Tire
We love the those trails! 😊 They’re so peaceful and such a great change up from beach walks/rides. Love your channel!!
We love the trails too. It is surprising that there are such nice wooded trails so close to the beach. Thanks for the comment!
I need to get out there at some point. Panama City is pretty much the only area where I haven't ridden my bike yet. Thanks for the video. 👍
Glad you enjoyed it! Conservation Park and Gayle’s Trails offer awesome riding trails! There are also lanes on parts of Front Beach Road, which runs along the beach, dedicated to bikes. Not just small bike lanes, but wide lanes, which are also a part of Gayle’s Trails. I posted the link to the map of the trails in the video description.
@@timetogo4533 thanks, I'll check it out. And when I go there I'll post the video as always. 👍
Thanks for posting the video. We are planning a trip down there this winter, and your video really helped. Don’t sweat the prohibited sign. Like the previous say… electric driven isn’t the same as electric pedal assisted. That actually would be a violation of the Americans with disabilities act (ADA).
Pretty sure the No electric bikers refers to bikes that are 100% electric and NOT the electric assist bikes. but would be a good idea to call
I've been to dozens of trail parks and Rails to Trails project and the all ban the use of fully electric bikes, but completely allow any electric assist bike. so as long as you must imput pedal power to get the electric assist, and as long as it is not above a certain wattage, there is usually not an issue. I'm planning a move to PBC soon and bringing my 81 year old dad who still cycles, but uses an electric assist bike. would be a shame if he couldnt ride there. hes been looking at the area trails for months now.
I agree that the electric assist bikes are acceptable. We have been back quite a few times and always use ours and see others with similar bikes. Happy Trails! Hope you enjoy PCB!