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Just came across your guys's website, my dream is before me! My first question is how come you guys don't use air horns at The Crossings ??

Does ARBA have an exclusive lease on these tracks or may I run my own railcart here also?

That's it, that sucks...you drive thru a tunnel and go home

i saw some free loaders

sweet

Fascinating. I have lived in that region and recognized where you were at only one point about 10 mins in. Right about here < 39.760012017663804, -76.62587478318385 > and while parrellel to 851. I drove under that underpass hundreds of times. ... will watch again tomorrow with a map. It would be interesting to know the exact starting and ending points.

This is fun

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i would love to own one and go grusing often .

They are really fun i have been on one so you should to.

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crap video

Do they ever stop for the night or lunch???

This would be fun

Kind of boring. Why was that guy on the radio yelling all the time.

Where I live they've been tearing up the old tracks and turning them into bike paths that go for miles.

Rail bike you say? How exactly does one obtain such a thing, and how does one know where and when to safely ride some rails? Looks like a good time.

Seeing that peddle bike-Cart is not Electric , it does not have a MOTOR , it has an ENGINE. soo , yeah.

Great ride. I used to live in Parkton many years ago. It brings back lots of memories.

Surprise they don't take up this line be good for tourists attraction and some cleaning up

Great video. I believe you are unconsciously making a groaning or sighing noise periodically that is being picked up on the camera. The Northern Central, btw for those who don't know, was a major PRR line that was severely damaged by Hurricane Agnes, which resulted in it's partial abandonment. I'm not sure if there is still a connection to the rail system anywhere. I imagine there is.

Many years ago I worked for a large Company headquartered in Harrisburg, PA. Each year the Company would Commission a local central Pennsylvania artist to search out some of the small towns in York and Adams counties to paint watercolor pictures for this Company and they would be mounted on Christmas Cards for the management employees to send to many of our customers over the Christmas Holidays. The gentleman who did the picture has the last name of Kennedy. Many of these pictures were done over the years and one of them happened to be a painting of the freight and passenger building of the Railroad at New Freedom, PA. I am fortunate to have two of those pictures as they were also produced to full size pictures and hang in my living room. Many happy and satisfying years were spent with that Company. I'm now 90 and lovingly look at those pictures often and think about those wonderful days. Jim Hatboro, PA

good power if everyone pedals

great to see the rails used for recreation

very good well done✔

With so many abandoned raillines in Australia, tourism could benefit with rides like this

Wondering why, if this has an engine, why does it have to be pedaled?

om several occasions, you swapped for a second cart POV. Reason?

COOL!

Being from Montgomery County MD, we have biked the Rail Trail, that is the normal rail trail. I knew about this abandon track, due to seeing some old wooden freight cars on this line in New Freedom. One was a caboose. I still have those photos. They are gone now of course. Thanks for the video. Mike

Looks like great fun.

Its different and vary good scenery

You should carry a whistle, and an air tank. so's you can whistle a warning as you approach the crossings. it should be a robust whistle sound, that conveys respect. The drivers think hudson is coming!

Good to see the line getting used...I hope it can see locomotives again some day. Why not look at replacing the noisy Gas engine with electric bike technology, you would still have to pedal to get motion but the uphill sections would be a breeze....and quiet.

I ride my E-bike along this trail and have seen these rail bikes in operation. Question: how hard are these railbikes to pedal? I presume the steel wheels on iron rails make it easy.

Interesting. I lived in New Freedom for years and oftern ride my bike on the rail trail there. But I had no idea that there was a rail line to Stewartstown.

how fast does it go

looks like a lot of fun. can you show what the rail bike looks like. also it is my favorite color. how much does it cost.

Why does it sound like a lawnmower 😅

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You need way longer videos like this one :)

How professional

What a great idea, looks like a fun ride with good countryside to look at, respect from the UK

So this is the first I’ve heard of rail biking. I have so many questions! Time for a deep dive.

Guessing its all down hill from Stewartstown to New Freedom, not much peddling going on? Cool looking ride!

Wonderful !! I have loved ! Cheers, from France.