Hi Brian, it's nice to be able to tag along with you and your buddy once again. I'm looking forward to Day 2 of your trip. Thanks for sharing the ride with us.
Awesome, Brian! I've been waiting on this series... Brings back memories of my June trip on the northerly route. Stopped at the Hearthstone Inn in Cedarville the first day. I know you're familiar with that stop. Looming forward to part 2!
Make sure you stop at Lock 15 brewery and restaurant right next to the trail in Akron. Great food and beer! Google because you cannot see it from trail.
Hello, I love your videos and wondering why you do not use your electric bike anymore. I was learning how to tour with my ebike and watch to see how you did it.
@@bikingbrian I was thinking of getting another standard bike, but I love my ebike I just lower the pedel assist and legs are burning my the time get to work. Enjoy the beautiful ride.
I am considering making Amtrak part of my long distance bike touring. Maybe you could do a video of any dues and don’ts in your experience using Amtrak with your bikes. Thanks for the content.
Brian, Really curious about this route... It appears by most of your video that you two were on mostly paved, dedicated bike paths. Could you give me a ballpark figure, percentages, of paths to bike lanes (shared with auto traffic) on this route?
Man, I always look forward to your videos. Thanks!
Thanks for the ride along, Brian 😁👍
Awesome vid man. Glad to see your still out doing your thing!
Hi Brian, it's nice to be able to tag along with you and your buddy once again. I'm looking forward to Day 2 of your trip. Thanks for sharing the ride with us.
Awesome, Brian! I've been waiting on this series...
Brings back memories of my June trip on the northerly route. Stopped at the Hearthstone Inn in Cedarville the first day. I know you're familiar with that stop.
Looming forward to part 2!
My favorite you tuber is back! Love the video!
I'll be following along. Just started planning this trip myself for next May.
Yeah! A start to another great trip!! Thanks so much for sharing with us!!!!!
Thanks so much for watching
Nice! Keep up the good work and ride safe.
OTET is great! I live off of it near akron. Safe travels and stay warm! Maybe I will catch you on the trail.
Good to see you back. Nice day overall. New shades? That was some good milage on your first day. Take care, Al
Yeah some new sun glasses. Was a great first day. Thanks for watching as always!
excellent. looks like a scenic trail, lots of services and good food.
Thanks for watching!
So excited that you are posting another fabulous bike touring video - love your videos !!
Thank you!
Greetings and welcome to Ohio! Safe travels. Might cross paths with you in my stomping grounds in your home stretch between Akron and Cleveland.
Atta Boy Brian!!
Make sure you stop at Lock 15 brewery and restaurant right next to the trail in Akron. Great food and beer! Google because you cannot see it from trail.
We did stop there, they had really good food and beer for sure!
Hello,
I love your videos and wondering why you do not use your electric bike anymore. I was learning how to tour with my ebike and watch to see how you did it.
I use both bikes for touring and tend to mix it up. I have an e-bike tour coming up later this year. I use my e-bike all the time for local riding.
@@bikingbrian I was thinking of getting another standard bike, but I love my ebike I just lower the pedel assist and legs are burning my the time get to work. Enjoy the beautiful ride.
Yay 🎉😊
I am considering making Amtrak part of my long distance bike touring. Maybe you could do a video of any dues and don’ts in your experience using Amtrak with your bikes. Thanks for the content.
good luck with that. After my experience, my "don't" is don't even try it.
@@kickback-time oh no
Glad to see you're not cheating with ebikes...
No one needs to prove anything to you .
@@ForkNLeans You must be a chub riding an ebike....they are for lazy bums...unless you're over 50
Brian, Really curious about this route... It appears by most of your video that you two were on mostly paved, dedicated bike paths. Could you give me a ballpark figure, percentages, of paths to bike lanes (shared with auto traffic) on this route?