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you may need them to extend the brake wiring to get the hi rise bars.

Buffalo to Albany is fun, but i Iiked the Albany to NYC leg more.

@@NewYorkBikeWorld I’ll have to consider that leg as well, thx.

That specific bike path starts at the East 177th Street and Devoe Avenue entrance to the park, but there are multiple bike paths that go throughout the entire park.

A meme a day keeps the doctor away

a meme a day keeps the doctor away

You are very smart

yes Zaida is Nobel material.@@bobg3633

yes, but I think the more likely story was that they were not thinking

do you even ride a bike?! you call yourself a man...

me likey the landscaping!

20 mph minimum

#fishworld

Need some chain grease!

party time!

yeah not optimal but #surfable #waves #rockaway

Goes near JFK airport

Bike #Memes

a #meme a #day keeps the doctor away

Who is Laken Riley?

I hope it was informative. By far my biggest issue was chafing and saddle sores. Make sure to wear bike shorts and use chamois cream!

yes, the more connectivity in the network, the more people will feel comfortable biking.

got stuck in here, had to turn around

there is a lot of camping along the canal. Parks and Trails New York has a nifty map which you should study if you try to camping/bikepacking along the trail www.ptny.org/cycle-the-erie-canal/camping

i decided to not camp. i would budget at minimum $120 a night for hotel if you don't camp. I didn't do the camping thing but it looked like a lot of people were having fun camping, some of the campgrounds have bathrooms and I think showers.

Thanks for the info. I will be camping for the 2 weeks of my trip, first bikepacking tour

I hope you get some good info here for your trip!

I am also. I am taking the two weeks after Memorial Day to do the tourist thing. I am from Maine and love upstate NY

Good I'm glad you found this informative.@@danalaine2403

On top of the job sucking and paying slave wages, who wants to order a hamburger, fries and milkshake for 40 dollars and it arrive cold and soggy to your apt?

thank you very much. It means a lot to me that you looked through it and I hope you can get some insights. for more info go to my website at www.nybike.world

Great view north of New York Harbor!

which hotel did you stay at in NYC?

@@NewYorkBikeWorld I actually stayed in the HI Hostel. You pay only a fraction of hotel prices and it's pretty comfy.

wah wah wah wah i cry everytime i see a bike

doing a wheelie while going over the grate would still mean you have one wheel getting caught in the grate while riding over it. If there was a large ditch in the road to get a car tire stuck in, you wouldn't say "drive around the ditch" you would have the road designed and maintained so that wouldn't happen.

yes, you did the albany to nyc leg...next summer try the buffalo to albany section. all along the erie canal!!

@@NewYorkBikeWorld I actually did the Erie Canal trail first and then went back after a month and rode the other leg from Albany to NYC 2023 Empire State Trail from Buffalo to NYC: czcams.com/play/PLGC9EoydSUh9hl_Ghs_nX8yGnRxZJf7-2.html

very cool. I watched some of your videos and subscribed. I hope I can make some of my videos edited well like yours! Which part did you like more, buffalo to albany, or albany to nyc? @@FollowThomas

@@NewYorkBikeWorld They're very different and beautiful, both are fun to ride but I think Erie Canal Trail is easier to ride. Thanks for subscribing. I will check out some of your videos as well. Take care!

awesome. watch my videos and read my blog diary of the entire trip here: www.nybike.world/post/empire-state-trail-buffalo-to-nyc@@FollowThomas

if you are looking for detailed info go to my website at www.nybike.world

I didn't get a good video of the bollards which are major pinch points. This area to the right is a cruise ship terminal so there are usually a lot of people with big luggage too crossing.😬

I see you have exactly zero youtube videos. maybe u should upload some.

funny you mention that. i have a steel single speed fuji declaration which i like a lot more, much smoother ride. i hear aluminum frames can be more jarring like you said. oh well. i also wish i had gotten the jumbo instead of the XL as the XL might be a tad small for me. its truly amazing that things like an inch here or there on the frame make such a huge difference.

@@NewYorkBikeWorld may I know your height and inseam? cuz I am choosing between L and XL for Quick 2.

I am 6 foot 4 and wear a size 36x34 pant. I was on the fence between the XL and the Jumbo, which was one size larger. I decided to get the XL and sort of regretted it. I added high rise handlebars as well as put my seat as far back as the seat post can go. I wish i loved the geometry better on this bike. @@Shtrafniki

@@NewYorkBikeWorld Thank you. I am 6 foot. I just got XL Quick 2 yesterday. It feels more comfortable than L. I fall in both L and XL on website recommendation. I think for in-between sizes the smaller frame is more aero but the larger is more comfy.

I have a Q3 and I love it swapped out the tires for 700x40 and it rides like a champ.

could be orleans. the drawbridge was over the erie canal

for more info check out my website and blog www.nybike.world

No, i think the city just decided to not deal with it politically. strange because you would never design a road that just ends for a short section to detour.

#meeeemeworld

go america!

yup only a few blocks away!

@@NewYorkBikeWorldI thought so! I drive around in circles every year looking for parking for the cross country meet. I’ve wondered where the people park who live in those buildings across from the park.

my hunch is a lot of the people in those buildings don't own cars and take the bus or train.@@vincentprospero2809

sadly no.