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Thanks for your kind words and your support. Probably more info that you may want.... Our bikes are Gazelle Ultimate C8’s - a class 1 ebike. Our goal when purchasing our latest bikes were (1) get more mileage out of the battery, (2) sit straighter and more comfortably. 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.

These rules change all the time, so maybe something to keep an eye on? Thanks for watching.

Thanks for the invite. Not sure when we'll be back that way 🥺 We appreciate your support of our channel.

We started at the parking lot in Olympic Valley Park. It is off Rt 89 right at the entrance to the road that goes up to Palisades Tahoe (formerly Squaw Valley). We rode about 28 miles in total. Thanks for watching.

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We’re glad you enjoyed the music and the history - the Hiawatha Trail is pretty amazing!

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I agree -- Spring can't come fast enough!! Thanks for watching.

We have been fortunate. Finding TrailLink early on was great. That app really helps with finding great bike trails. When we were working we tried to get on a new bike trail or take a trip where we could ride several trails once a month during the summer. Unfortunately, we exhausted almost everything within a 3-5 mile drive from our home! But we are retired now, so we can take more time. We've had two cross-country trips (video on 2024 trip will be out in April), and we have another one planned for this fall. When we plan the big trips we usually have a spring trip for a month and try to get another week long trip in like June where we can take the RV. We've only been retired for a little over a year, so who knows how many we'll take in a year. All depends on our health. Thanks for your support of our channel.

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Thanks for the tip, we'll have to check out the Root River trail sometime!

Hi -- Thanks for supporting our channel!! We are heading back to the Rafter J Bar later this year, and stopping in the Tetons on our way back. Sounds like you've had a great time in both places. We are also going to ride the Raccoon River Valley Trail before we get home -- so we'll be nearby.

I'm jealous -- I'd like to be on the ODT this morning too!! But instead I get to look out at a foot of snow and wait for the thaw. Thanks for asking, but I don't think I'm enough of an expert on setting up bike businesses to provide you with anything useful. But it sounds like it could be fun. I think the hardest part of any business today is getting the word out that your business exists. We appreciate your support and subscription. Have fun on the trails!

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Yes they are! Thanks for your continued support.

Thanks for your kind words. We stayed at the Crystal Goldmine in Kellogg ID because the Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes was right across the street. We didn't actually jump on it there because I wanted to ride across the bridge which was quite a ways away - near the western end of the trail. We appreciate your continued support of our channel.

Thanks for your support! We enjoy sharing the history and details of the trails we ride.

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We find biking to be a great activity for us -- so hopefully others who've been on the fence will find the joy too. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching. Hope you get out with your wife on the trails this year.

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We’re glad you’re enjoying the videos. We love to plan new trips and find new trails to ride. Hopefully, we can do this for several more years. Thanks for watching.

It’s really fun for us to be able to share our love of riding with others. Thanks for watching!

Hi Gary - We appreciate you sharing your expertise on recumbent trikes! I’m sure people will want to tap your experience. Thanks for your support of our channel.

Thanks for watching - we hope to ride our first GA trails this spring. We too can’t wait to get back out there.

@Adventuresonebikes there are a couple that are must rides!

Hi Don. We were hoping that you and Nancy would see yourself in the video!! We had actually considered the Virginia Creeper this spring, but since the storm it will be a miracle if the eastern end of the trail is rideable in the next couple of years. So we have the Swamp Rabbit, Chief Ladiga and Silver Comet on our list. Can’t wait to get back on the trail. Thanks for your continued support.

It's great to hear you're enjoying the trails and we hope you have many more fun rides in the future! Did you ride the Swamp Rabbit in Greenville? I’m hoping we will get on it in April. We appreciate your support o four channel.

@ yes we rode the Swamp Rabbit. We’re looking forward to returning and taking our son, daughter-in-law and grandchildren with us the time. Our 6 year old granddaughter is a SOLID bike rider and we’re sure she would enjoy the ride. Her 2 year old sister will be in a seat in the back of her mom’s bike. The Swamp Rabbit trail is DEFINITELY a good take.

I’ve been wanting to ride the Swamp Rabbit for a while. I love the Greenville area. Hopefully we will be on it in April.

@@Adventuresonebikes enjoy your ride. We haven’t planned that far ahead yet. April should be nice in SC…heat and humidity haven’t set in yet. Our family lives in Fletcher, NC…under an hour to Greenville. We parked at the Swamp Rabbit Cafe which is about the mid point of the trail between Greenville at the southern end and Traveler’s Rest at the northern end. A trip thru Furman University is a delightful side trip.

@@kayhill6787 We’re excited to hear you look to see what trails we’ve been on for inspiration when you travel. Acadia is definitely a beautiful place! Thanks for your support of our channel.

It means a lot to us that our videos inspire you. Thanks for your support.

Yes, we would recommend the Glenwood Canyon Resort. We only stayed on night and didn't check out things like bathrooms, etc. But we can say: the check-in process was a breeze, the site was nice and level, and the river wasn't far away. Plus, the bike trail was right at the entrance. Thanks for watching.

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Thanks for sharing your love of the outdoors. It's always a great day when we can get outside and enjoy. We appreciate your support of our channel.

Thanks for watching - we hope you have a great ride. There is a second part posted for this ride that goes from High Falls to Lake Ontario - not sure if you’ve seen that.

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching from Ireland - a place we haven’t been, but is very beautiful when we see pictures. We appreciate your support.

Thanks for your support! We hope you enjoy the GAP -- it's a great trail!

Thanks for your support!!

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We have never had any issues with ebiking on any trail. Haven't seen any type of law enforcement on any trail. The restrictions can be confusing state by state and they appear to be changing regularly. The one thing that seems to be common in many states is that you can't ride an ebike on the sidewalk. The "safest" rule to stick by is to get a Class 1 ebike as they are more universally allowed on trails. Also, it's not the bike but the rider that poses danger to others -- we ride an appropriate speed and take great care when passing other riders (let them know we are there) and around pedestrians. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching.

We rode this trail on October 8, 2020. In case you are curious about other trails I do put the date of the ride in the description below the video. Thanks for watching.

This definitely is a great trail. Maybe we can get to it in the fall someday? Thanks for watching.

Sounds like that would be creepy, and fun to ride though the tunnel in a fog!! Hopefully we can get back on this trail again. Thanks for watching.

Thank you for your kind words. We are always trying to do better. We appreciate your support of our channel.

Glad you asked 😀! #2 - The St. Paul Pass Tunnel on the Route of the Hiawatha is 8,771' long. #1 - The Snoqualmie Pass tunnel on the Palouse to Cascades State Trail is 11,894'. Thanks for watching. Happy Holidays!!

I'm with you -- it is kind of spooky walking through them but feels awesome when you are on your bike! Guess I think I can outrun the 👻. What's really interesting is watching the camera footage after the ride -- I didn't see any of the things the camera picked up! Especially with my new DJI Osmo Pocket 3 -- it's great in dark places. Just can't mount it to your handlebars as it can't handle the bumps. Thanks for watching.

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!