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If the Trans Canada trail was true to its description all it would take to make the trail proper is to pave about 2and a half feet of the shoulder of highway 11 and 17 to have a safe shoulder for riders and hikers both

Congratulations on your cycling adventure 🇨🇦, it was very beautiful landscapes and great encounters.

thanks so much for posting these videos! I binge-watched them all. I am hoping to do this someday as well! You both are an inspiration.

Perfect. How do you find campgrounds during your bike tours?

Almost finished…..classic !!!!

Congratulations on a fantastic cross country ride. Thank you for sharing your journey.

Thank you for talking me on your cross canada a journey. You both have be come friends and have give me a reason to get back on my bikes and ride ride Thanks again for bringing me along on your bike trip.🚴🚴🏽‍♀️🚴‍♂️🇨🇦🚴‍♂️👏👏👏

A beautiful video of 9 beautiful provinces in our beautiful country but it makes cycling coast to coast look way too easy ... thank you letting us follow you through all your wonderful videos showing the climbs, rain, wind, poor roads, heavy traffic, tenting, bike breakdowns and more. In short, the realities in cycling our beautiful Canada ... and by the way, you two make a great team, and without doubt it took team work.

I am leaving in 10 days to bike across Canada, I have followed you all summer. Great job

We have thoroughly enjoyed your YT series and watched them all on the big screen. Very practical info and very helpful for future planning. Surprising detour south of Steinbach MB into USA but definitely food for thought.

How did you choose your routes and find the bike paths?

Congratulations Really enjoyed your videos, thanks

This is really beautiful. ❤

Woohoo!!!! Riding up your driveway must have felt so good. Congratulations🎉

Are you able to shop for groceries using your bicycles, in your everyday life? I saw a RUclips video of somebody in London Ontario using their cargo ebike to transport groceries from Costco to their home.

Do you have a route laid out along with the stop overs at motels and provincial parks. I am slowly going through each video and writing down the details of route and stop overs.

Would love to see an epilogue to your epilogue on what you learned. Specifically, what would you do differently and what really worked. My wife and I are both retired and long distance tourers as well and enjoy any advice that others cab pass on from their own experiences. Thanks. And, Happy Trails, always.

Congratulations folks ... I'm impressed in so many ways with your accomplishment. Having crossed Canada a few time, cycled some, and camped over my many years, and now to see you folks put it all together in such an epic performance, I'm in awe. In addition of course, it was fantastic for you to take us along via your spectacular videos. Regarding your decision to not include Newfoundland, my wife and I have summered here for a number of years, and we understand your decision to not include it in your trip. For those of your followers that have not been to Newfoundland, there's only 2 ways across from Port aux Basques to St. Johns, the Trans Canada Highway and the old rail bed now a multi-use trail. The trail is used primarily by ATVs that leave it almost unpassable even on fat tire bicycles or on foot. Newfoundland is a unique and beautiful province that keeps bringing us back year after year, and should be visited by all Canadians, just not by bicycle.

I road all the way to my cottage with my uncle so we started in Oshawa than we road spent the night in Hastings than the next day we headed towards havelock and we road through some rain than waited for the rain pass after we just kept going so the first day was 108km than the day was 80km

Great story and for sure very proud you must be. Thanks for sharing and producing these videos. Joy and inspiration for others

Did you plan your route on any bikes app or was it just good maps

What a great adventure, thanks for taking us along!

Congratulations!! Love your videos.

I am leaving in 2 weeks, leaving Vancouver and bikepacking East, I have 5 weeks to make it as far as I can. Thanks for the great videos throughout summer, it was fun to follow along.

Thank you for sharing your ride. I felt I was almost there along with you. Well done and congratulations on a wonderful achievement.

You ABSOLUTELY have to go to Newfoundland! It was the only province we hadn't visited until we went on a 3 week road trip this summer and it was amazing! We tent camped at 3 provincial parks and 3 national parks on this trip (the 3rd being Cape Breton Highlands on the way back) and we hiked 2 to 3 trails a day. We went from Port Aux Basques all the way to St. John's and back with offshoots along the way to Bottle Cove, Gros Morne, Cow Head, Trout RIver, Twillingate, Fogo Island, Bonavista and visited some puffin colonies, did whale watching, got up for sunrise at Cape Spear. It was the trip of a lifetime. From Ottawa our total driving was 8000km!

Great idea about newfoundland! I believe we camped at the locks too. Is that south of Ottawa by the rcmp campground?

You were using Brooks leather bike seats. Why did you choose them.?

Fantastic video once again. I enjoyed watching you ride one of my regular routes. From my front door to upper Canada and back is exactly 220 KM - usually stop @ upper canada for a pecan butter tart and head back enjoying a tailwind and the waterfront trail. You know damn well when you hit the Qc border without needing a sign as the pavement changes drastically. Great video!

Congratulations and thanks for bringing us along with you.

I watched all your episodes. They were great. Thanks for sharing your trip.

Congratulations on this amazing accomplishment. I joined you guys at Fort Frances I think. I want to take a look at the earlier videos. Only one flat. Excellent. Best wishes.

Way to go, I so enjoyed watching your adventures as you steadily made your way across our great country of 🇨🇦 , I also did it by bike in the waning years of the last century (that really makes me feel old) So did you have many flats. Looks like your health stayed pretty good for the duration. Cheers and keep on peddling

What a journey!!! So now… what’s next?? 👀 big fan of your new channel!!

Good job, Congratulations! You both deserve medals for daring to go on some of those treacherous Canadian roadways. Not a bike friendly country overall.

Fantastic video and very well documented. Thank you for that. I’m setting out for a ride in the next couple of weeks that’ll take me from the western part of Quebec (just about at the Ontario border) to old Quebec city. Wondering if you had to do it again, would you follow the same route out of Montreal or maybe take the north shore along Gouin Boulevard? Travelling solo and splitting it up over two days with the first stop at a hotel in Trois rivieres and then carrying on from there to Quebec on day two. Just wondering your thoughts on the route planning now that you can look back and as well any roots/roads that were particularly sketchy? Don’t mean to be a pest with all the questions and I really enjoyed your video! Safe travels.

The tour just showed up on my feed. Why I clicked on it I don’t know, but I did. I’m very glad I rode along with you as you crossed Canada. You’re great story tellers and the video was excellent. A ride well done and very well enjoyed by both of you and me.

Congrats, amazing and my deep respect. Apart from the shoulders which were bad mostly I was also surprised to see so much road damage in Canada. Must be the frosr, or perhaps under investment? You should also remember the number of road blocks and how many times you were allowed to pass. Or took the liberty to pass.... great saddles too, Brooks for sure. Many happy travels in the future. Please try Spain, where I live, its great for escaping Canadian winters. Cheers and take care.

congrats on a great adventure! very inspiring and exhausting no doubt!

Congrats. What a great trip and now memory. We loved following along.

Well done! Congratulations.

Congratulations! Chapeaux! I followed every pedal stroke. Wonderful to see. All the very best for your future adventures.

Your epic journey was much enjoyed by this cyclist from Down Under...Canada is such a beautiful country and best seen on a bike..Well Done. ps what are your puncture resistant tyres.

Congratulations 🎉

congrats! what an awesome journey. very inspirational. i've cycled bits and pieces in the past (toronto-montreal-edmundston) but i am now fully committed to cycle the entire length of the country, hopefully one day soon. u 2 r 2 cool!

Congrats guys! At one point you mentioned in this video that you were going to explain why you didn't go to Newfoundland but forgot to add that to the video. Can you explain here or will there be another post?

The chipmunk voices make that crazy trail seem a lot more funny than I'm sure it felt at the time

Incredible! Congrats on an amazing dream fulfilled🎉

CONGRATULATIONS!!!!! loved watching your adventures. So good to see you arrive safe and well. I was wondering how many bad weather days you experienced throughout your trip? Are you planing any other long journeys? all the best to you both, was a real pleasure watching you.

i toured since a kid. now retired am tired but got bikes in marfa. excuses to not set out. i done alot. but not enuff. often told to wait , etc. now not sure can set out well near 70. i got too much gear to go. undecieded of bike to take. if rich could go lighter. but like fulll packed bike most of life.