Cycling the Erie Canal Bike Trail - Day 2 - Brockport to Newark

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  • Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 26

  • @yshane2860
    @yshane2860 3 года назад +4

    Great video Steve .... I’m so jealous!

    • @steveretiredandcycling
      @steveretiredandcycling  3 года назад +2

      Hi Shane, it was a great ride, 95% off road. I hope you can make it to the States soon. Looks like my Norway trip won't be until 2022. Thanks again and all the best, Steve

  • @TheSkinnysmith
    @TheSkinnysmith 3 года назад +1

    I’m just loving this channel! So inspirational! Thank you!

    • @steveretiredandcycling
      @steveretiredandcycling  3 года назад +1

      Thanks for the support Steven! I love traveling around via bicycle and making these videos. I have a lot more adventures planned this year. My main goal is keeping up a level of fitness and have fun doing it. Thanks again and all the best, Steve

  • @pdbike43
    @pdbike43 3 года назад +1

    Just great that you could get lbs help so quickly and reliably on your journey. Thanks for sharing.

  • @williamlee7262
    @williamlee7262 3 года назад +1

    What an amazing adventure. Glad Jan got her bike fixed. Watching the boats in the locks was amazing.

    • @steveretiredandcycling
      @steveretiredandcycling  3 года назад

      Hi William, we were lucky to be close to a good bike shop. Those locks are an engineering marvel. Thanks again and all the best, Steve

  • @amyjefferis3394
    @amyjefferis3394 3 года назад +1

    Looks like a great trip, thanks for sharing

    • @steveretiredandcycling
      @steveretiredandcycling  3 года назад +1

      Hi Amy, thanks for watching. More videos of the trip to come. Thanks again and all the best, Steve

  • @bicycleutopia
    @bicycleutopia Год назад +1

    jan is really cute.

    • @steveretiredandcycling
      @steveretiredandcycling  Год назад

      Hi there and thanks for the comment. Jan is not only cute but a woman of great character and substance. She's the best of the best! Thanks again and have a great day, Steve

  • @FollowThomas
    @FollowThomas 3 года назад +1

    A great second day ride 🙂

    • @steveretiredandcycling
      @steveretiredandcycling  3 года назад +1

      Thank you Thomas, it was a great ride and mostly flat. Heading to Colorado in two weeks and will be doing some day rides. Take care, Steve

  • @berenicek9467
    @berenicek9467 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for sharing another interesting video! I look forward to watching your videos and traveling along with you and Jan!

    • @steveretiredandcycling
      @steveretiredandcycling  3 года назад

      Hi Berenice, thank you for your continued support. The trip was lots of fun and very safe being mostly off road. More videos to come! Thanks again and all the best, Steve

  • @PumpkinVillage
    @PumpkinVillage 3 года назад +1

    That breakfast looked amazing. Glad you found a good bike shop too. The canal looks amazing. Just got back on the bike and doing some 20 milers to get back into shape. Thanks for the video and take care, Al

    • @steveretiredandcycling
      @steveretiredandcycling  3 года назад

      Hi Al, good to hear from you. The breakfast was amazing along with the Airbnb we stayed at the night before. The Erie canal was a great ride. More videos to come! I'm so glad you are "back in the saddle" and making progress. I look forward to seeing your next adventures once you are fully recovered and filming again. All the best, Steve

  • @BluecollarBackcountry
    @BluecollarBackcountry 3 года назад +1

    That was a nice section of trail. What did they find wrong with Jan's dropper post?

    • @steveretiredandcycling
      @steveretiredandcycling  3 года назад +1

      Hi Tony, it was a great ride 90% off road. Jan's dropper post cable had undetected chafing to the point of breakage. With the cable being internally routed, it wasn't an easy fix. The bike industry is making things more complex and selling them as "enhancements". Last month one of her disk brake pistons started leaking. With the worldwide parts shortage, it wasn't a quick fix either. Thanks and I look forward to seeing your next adventure. Take care, Steve

    • @BluecollarBackcountry
      @BluecollarBackcountry 3 года назад +2

      @@steveretiredandcycling I'm glad they were able to get her up and running quickly. I have a Yeti with Sram 4 piston brakes and they are a nightmare!!! No more Sram hydraulic brakes for me. The fatbike has Shimano hydraulics and I've never had a single issue with them. My road bikes have good old calipers and I still love them. Lol

    • @steveretiredandcycling
      @steveretiredandcycling  3 года назад +1

      @@BluecollarBackcountry Yes, simple is better.

  • @davidp7414
    @davidp7414 3 года назад +1

    What tires are you running Steve? I am looking at replacing the stock WTBs on my Renegade. Want something more road oriented

    • @steveretiredandcycling
      @steveretiredandcycling  3 года назад

      Hi David, I'm running Donnelly MSO 40x700 tubeless tires at 35/40psi. They are similar to the stock WTB's. They roll fast enough and still give a supple ride. If I want a faster ride, I take my road bike for a spin with Continental gator skins at 90psi. I guess tires are a personal decision depending on what works for us. Thanks again, Steve