A Recumbent Trike Tour: Beal's Point to El Dorado Hills with Ned Beadel of The Trike Squadron! 

Thanks very much for watching, Raymond!

Thanks for watching, Paul!

Thanks for watching, Douglas!

The Catrike Trail is a beautiful trike, Paula! Thanks very much for the kind words, and for watching!

what trainer do you use for your trike? Do you find it comfortable to do long indoor training sessions?

@@hellopsp180 at first I had a trax now I have the sportcrafter. Yes it is comfortable and I also watch movies while I’m on my trike too..

@@paulahavens2764 OOOH so you use rollers for the turbo. I have not heard of trax before. Do you mean Tacx ?

@@hellopsp180 yes a very old one.

Thanks very much for watching, Amos! Those BikeErg's are beautiful pieces of equipment!

@@bikestrikesrazors thanks for you reply and all the great videos. Yes the Concept 2 equipment is very well built, amazing stuff. Happy riding.

And from my alter ego... i wholeheartedly agree... I gotta get up there and ride with you guys!

At least you're not having an internal conflict! :) Thanks, Glenn (and Glenn).

Hey, Oleg! :)

There are more and more trikers out there every day! You’ll find some!

Hey, Dan! A lot of those Folsom trails here are really new, having been finished in the last ten years. We got lucky with a building boom over there, and the city forced the developers to build the trail network as a condition of allowing all the home construction. Unlucky for the developers but lucky for us! :)

Cool ride!!! I also have a Catrike Expedition 😊Hope to join you someday!!!

Hey, Coleman. We were going at a pretty good clip, but not fast enough to develop any serious “flag drag” issues. There are a few downhills around here where you can hit 50mph, and if we would’ve come across one of those, there might have been some issues. I had to stop using a flag on those ride because it would just fly off the trike, rip off the flag pole or the pole would break in half!

Greetings Ricardo!

Hey, Ken! Yes, the campground at Beal’s Point is right next to the start of the American River Trail. If you start your ride at the campground, you’ll start with a fun, long downhill, and if you stay to the right side of Lake Natoma on your way down (don’t go over Folsom Crossing bridge) you’ll have a pretty flat ride all the way to Old Town Sacramento. The distance to Old Town is around 32 miles, so up and back (you’ll have some climbing to get back up to Beal’s Point) will be a little over 60 miles. Of course, you can turn around at any time. In this video, we jumped off the American River Trail and went over to the Folsom trail system. Check out our video on Hidden Folsom Trails to see our take on these trails. Also, check out our video The Complete American River Bike Trail for detailed descriptions of the different parts of the trail. Have fun and thanks for watching!

Hello Mr Sylvain! I run just about anything and everything. I've had fat and skinny tires on the VTX and have big apples on the GTO right now. I was running Schwalbe "Shreddas" on the VTX and found them pretty fast. They no longer make them, so I put some Duranos on for now. Not as fast as the Shreddas. Out of all the different tires I've tried, I've never really gotten a "stinker".

Hi Eliseo! The ride was around 34 miles long. Thanks for watching!

I bet A lot of trikers will join you like me😊

Hey, Nestor! Not a bad Idea! What state/city are you in?

Give 1 month in advance,when you schedule Please, because I am coming from AZ and still have my full time Job serving our Veterans 😊,looking forward.🙏

@@bikestrikesrazors I live in Goodyear,AZ😊

Nice! If we do eventually work up some kind of ride, we’ll be sure to let you know. Also, if we’re ever going to drive down to Southern California to ride with the Trike Squadron, we’ll let you know. Southern Cal would be a much shorter ride for you! :)