Thanks Sean. I usually try to reply sooner but I came across your message now. My son and I are planning to tackle the 33 miles again this summer. It’s hard to believe it has been almost a year.
I like the details offered to describe the trail along the way. Thanks for sharing. Checking out any and all information pertaining to the trail to prepare. This video was very helpful. Nice job! #adventureon
Did you have a car setup at the end to take you back to your start? I'm curious about how bikers deal with point to point trails with no shuttle service.
You have to ride back."Training doesn't start until you get tired." Lol. Or you plan based on your ability, and turn around and go back. Tbis trail is gently uphill from south to north, so start at the bottom and ride up. That way the return trip will be easier.
Just 2, but unless you ride often try the half way point at Anderson Park and then after you feel confident go the sixty miles. I like doing it on cold days in winter when traffic is low ( weekdays ). Days are short, so you might need to push a little but it's not break neck pace.
Well done Men
Nice work on the video and the ride! We love the NRT, it's nice to have such a great trail right in our backyard.
I call that fence on Brownfield Road the White Fence of Death lol
Congrats you two, what an amazing accomplishment. Tell James I’m impressed and proud of him...and you too lil’ bro 😉👍
Wait so James is the son
Wonderful experience to share with you and your son. Hoping to do the same route in October.
This is great. Thanks for sharing! We’re considering moving to the area and I am an avid bicyclist. This looks so awesome to me.
Great editing! Keep it up and find more trails to review. You have a new subscriber. Maybe a wind screen for your mic for better audio. Great job
Thanks Sean. I usually try to reply sooner but I came across your message now. My son and I are planning to tackle the 33 miles again this summer. It’s hard to believe it has been almost a year.
I like the details offered to describe the trail along the way. Thanks for sharing. Checking out any and all information pertaining to the trail to prepare. This video was very helpful. Nice job! #adventureon
Nice vid! Keep up the nice biking adventures!
Great vid
Very nice video, thanks for sharing. Question: Are ebikes allowed there? Class 2.
Thank you. It’s a great trail. Yes, I’ve seen ebikes on the trail.
@@jonathanwalker7278 thank you for the quick response. I appreciate that.
Did you have a car setup at the end to take you back to your start? I'm curious about how bikers deal with point to point trails with no shuttle service.
You have to ride back."Training doesn't start until you get tired." Lol. Or you plan based on your ability, and turn around and go back. Tbis trail is gently uphill from south to north, so start at the bottom and ride up. That way the return trip will be easier.
Just 2, but unless you ride often try the half way point at Anderson Park and then after you feel confident go the sixty miles. I like doing it on cold days in winter when traffic is low ( weekdays ). Days are short, so you might need to push a little but it's not break neck pace.