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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.

We rode the trail on a Tuesday mid-day and it was pretty crowded - but it is an urban trail and a main trail for students at the University of Washington. We didn’t at any time feel like we were in any danger or any sketchy areas. Thanks for watching.

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June. FYI - if you watch any other of our videos you will find a date of the ride in the description below the video. Thanks for watching.

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

Yeah…. We rode through the tunnels as well, but very slowly. And when we encountered someone, we stopped and walked past them. I’m sure the sign is just for trail protection. We couldn’t see how anyone would really want to walk through those tunnels. But that’s just us. I guess we are rebels.

I’d want to have great headlights. When we rode it they were putting down cable and it was a bumpy mess. I hope now it’s a superhighway. I’m scared of the tunnels during the day, so I’m not sure how I’d feel at night (ha ha). Thanks for watching.

@@Adventuresonebikes Yes, I always have two headlights, one for a spare. Tunnels are creepy, but that's why I like them - and they are just as dark in the day as at night. I once rode a long dark tunnel and called out "whooooo" like a ghost just to be silly. A group of people at the opposite end said I scared the daylights out of them. Ha, ha! Happy riding - all the best!

We hope to get back to this trail sometime soon and ride the whole thing. How is the trail condition now that they are long done with the cable laying project? Thanks for watching.

I wish we were a couple of weeks earlier when fall would have been at its peak. We were a little later - but we still really enjoyed our ride. Thanks for watching.

Have fun on your trip. Thanks for watching.

@@Adventuresonebikes Oh thanks!!! I was actually responding to "Going Nowhere Fast"! And your video came on. Anyways, we are bringing our bikes up there to Vilas County to ride their paved bike trail (50 miles) from Manitowish Waters to St. Germain, Wi and Sayner. The colors will be at peak next week so we are pumped up. Fishing, camping, hiking and biking!

@@NoFeeArea I was wondering who Rick was but I thought I’d be polite and not ask. 😬

My wife and I enjoy your videos too!!! Someday our grandkids will be independent! We hope! We are homebound with kids and parents for now but get out on occasion. Luckily we have many trails by us and ride about 100 miles a week.

Thanks for supporting our channel. It must be fantastic to just jump on the GAP whenever you want. We are jealous!!

Sounds like you had a great ride! Thanks for sharing your experience and for your support of our channel.

There are a number of places to park along the trail. If you aren’t familiar with TrailLink I’d suggest you check it out. It is a great resource for finding trails, and if you buy a subscription it will give you GPS directions to parking. I’m not sure since it’s been a while since I used the free version, but I do believe you can see the maps and the parking. Thanks for watching.

@@Adventuresonebikes Thank you. I use TrailLink for rides in my region. I will upgrade & buy a subscription, as I also enjoyed your video detailing the resources it provides. Once again, thank you!

Glad we could help! This is only a small section of the Erie Canal Trail, but it is a great ride along the Niagara River right into BUF. We hope you have a great trip!

That’s great news!! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing a Sunday spot to eat. We appreciate your kind comments and your support of our channel.

That’s great news! Thanks for sharing.

Have a fun ride! Thanks for watching.

Hi. Thank you for taking a minute to comment. Glad to see we can add to your list! We also love our Ultimate C8’s. Gazelle came out with an Avignon this year that looks interesting, but can’t find it anywhere to even take a look (also more expensive than C8’s boo hoo!!). At some point we will end up doing a MI trek, not sure when. Thanks for your support.

It is a great trail. We love the little touches along the way - the sign painted on the trail, the art, and of course the horses! Thanks for watching.

Thanks! Will do!

Clarification? Was this trail 17 miles one way or 17 miles out and back?

@@marcusrawls2125 17 miles one way

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Hope you get a chance to ride it soon! Thanks for watching.

It is the best! Thanks for watching.

Glad you enjoyed it! Haven’t been to Kentucky yet - hopefully sometime soon. Thanks for watching.

You probably won’t see the helmets in a video until next year. We have some trail rides planned over the next month, but I’m not going to publish new material after mid-November (people aren’t really watching bike videos it seems in the winter). I’ll start again early next year. Congratulations on starting your channel! I use Epidemic Sound for my music. With a lot of the other services I more often than not have to fight that I have the rights to use it. It’s not a long process but annoying.

Hope you get a chance to get out on it soon. Thanks for watching.

That is likely the case. Thanks for watching.

Glad you enjoyed it! As always, we appreciate your continued support.