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What a fantastic city! I checked on Google Earth, and the images haven’t yet been updated. It looks so much better than the old design. There are no cycling lanes where I live in suburban Texas.

Keep going my bro ❤

1:12 keep going left following the trail, that is still the bike path. you dont gotta turn right.Ive biked it many times

this is really cool that they did this

Thanks the video and review. I really like the Bryant cycle track but I think what remains missing is an intuitive way to both get onto the minnehaha Ave trail to go east or west and the fact that the crossing over minnehaha Creek on a "must walk bikes" way too narrow too bridge that ends at the bottom of a super steep hill (for Minneapolis) and a stop sign is just poor planning with no change in sight. Continuing the trail a block east to aldrich and routing to the bollards where the trail connects would've made a lot more sense to me.

Great video as always! That goofy bike lane impeding structure 6:36 is ridiculous. I'm referring to the handrails they installed which force the trail users to go around them. Meanwhile, the road right next it has no such structure?? Why is it that cyclists and trail users are treated as though they have different intelligence than the vehicles traveling right next to them??

I used to live across the street from that lane and I love it. I've moved from that address, but still use that bike lane. I don't own a car, so I know I'm in the minority (and even the bike community seems split on it). For me, it feels safer than when Bryant was just a pothole-riddled "bike boulevard" with traffic (including buses) traveling both ways down that street.

Great job as usual JJ.

Love your trail reviews. Thank you!

Very enjoyable to watch! I was surprised to see the culvert tunnel. Are there many like that?

Thank you for the nice ride. I have ridden some portions of that trail.

Nice views my friend. Was that strange looking structure @ 9:15 really a water tank? I couldn't place the song 'til I heard the chord changes in the chorus... Stuck in the middle with you?

JJ, is there an app that shows all the bike trails in the Twin Cities that you know of? How about GPS's?

Nice review. Looks like a lot of street crossings.

would be a good route to bike pack for a weekend getaway

If you're looking for a long ride, try the Hardwood/Sunrise Prairie Trails from Hugo to Harris currently at 60 miles round trip with these Trails eventually hooking up with the Vento Trail which has a first phase expansion this fall, with future expansion to the county line near Bald Eagle Lake.

You went the wrong way… Go over the 36 Bridge first then you get the down hill into Stillwater

This video is perfect. Just what I've been looking for to help prepare me for my first ebike ride from the Lake Phalen area to downtown Stillwater. Thanks.

Watched while on stationary bike!

We started at the Trail Head on 7th Street and rode our bikes to the Bruce Vento Nature Sanctuary. It takes you through a large homeless camp. There is garbage, tents, homeless milling around and the stench was not good. Pretty scary place and I would not want to be there after dark.

Gateway ends in Pine Point Regional Park and the ride through right now is like the enchanted Forest!

Beautiful ride!

Excellent team effort on this review. Thanks for sharing.

Good job on the video. I have two questions for you. I believe you ride a trek fx as I do. Did your bike come with the ergo grips and did you change them out? Once in a while I get pain in the palms of my hands, and I think it's due to the ergo grips.

Lovely ride! I'd love it if you'd review the Hastings 10 Mile Loop Scenic Circuit or the 30 mile trail that connects the Circuit, the Vermillion River Greenway, the Point Douglas Trail, and The Mississippi River Greenway.

I've been on it a couple times in the past week. Also now completely open going west through Hopkins and under Shady Oak Rd. Wish getting across Excelsior was a bit easier. Cheers.

Go Gophers!

Do you have a video of the nine mile creek regional trail?

Nice ride!

It looks like a a scenic ride! Thanks!

The tunnel is crazy narrow. It will probably stay like that until they need to do major repair on the roadway above.

Pretty decent looking viaduct. (Blake rd.)

Did the video get cut off early?

Thanks-Please include the gps route info. I've enjoyed that on your other videos

SO, TELL ME HAVE YOU SEEN THE 1979 MOVIE ''BREAKING AWAY''?

I’d like to take this one from maplewood to Stillwater. Not sure on that ride back though, gotta be a lot of uphill coming back. 😬

Way to go! Look at you! From doing shorter sections to biking through multiple cities!

It looks like a scenic ride between the river and the cliffs! Very nice review!

Love this spot. Your videos are good vibes

Beautiful ride!

Hi JJ, this is Kathy. Met you in Stillwater today. How can I direct message you ? Would love to show you the trails around Vadnais and Sucker lakes.

What a beautiful trail, I am so envious! Keep up the great work.

Nice video, well put together. Thanks for sharing!

These are great videos! Thanks so much for making them! If you haven't already done it, I'd recommend the Spring Lake Park Reserve trail. It is fabulous! I've done it several times as a ride from St. Paul (from around Kaposia landing) to Hastings. It's a great ride, and you end up in sunny Hastings with many options for a snack or a beverage. The Spring Lake Park Reserve section has incredible views from the bluffs along the Mississippi and Spring Lake. I think there is also a herd of Bison in that park system. Great stuff!

Awesome!

What kind of bike are you riding?

Looks like a great trail!

Very nice review!

I have a suggestion of riding the Lutsen 99er bike trail. Not necessarily the race, just the track the racer's travel on. Never been on it, but it does sound exciting and challenging.

I would love to see the whole grand rounds tour. Along Minnehaha creek is very nice.