Bicycling from NYC to Boston (250 miles, 2 days) 

Bless the RU-vid algorithm for recommending this masterpiece

Buy low sell high. Easiest youtube investment yet. Thank you algorithmic gods

He's back it. A legend never stops.

This was an epic video of 2024 from the lens of 2012 your style points are off the charts. Realest truest virtuous video on youtube

Watching this has brought me an immeasurable sense of peace

Van Courtland park in the middle of the night? Braver man than I!

Thank the internet gods I was blessed with a recommendation to watch this legend complete the hero's journey

RU-vid does know what I want to watch, I think this guy is my dad now. All hail Noah

Brought back memories of several one-day trips I made when I lived in the Boston area. I would leave the Boston suburb about 5:30am and head south to the Cape Cod Canal and from there ride to Provincetown to connect with the 3:30pm ferry back to Boston, then ride back to the suburb. These were done years ago. Very happy to have done them when I could. Not only were they fun to do at the time, they continue to bring back memories. One of the nicest stretches of travel was along Route 6A (from the Canal to around Brewster).

You rode all the way to Boston just to take the train back to NYC. You are insane but what an epic ride!

This was glorious

very inspirational, thanks for sharing your journey!!

I love your videos, I just got into road biking. I will ride to my friend in Montauk from Nyc. I have time tot rain till the first monday of september!

Fantastic

That was nuts - but in the best way possible. Looking forward to that technicalities video

Phenomenal ride! Congratulations!!

I like your videos

Legendary video, bike ride, attitude, and humor. A true gigachad

hell yeah! The content I have been waiting for!

great job man. really epic ride!

This is my favorite video of yours so far (watched two as of right now, but I will definitely watch more)

Congratulations on a successful ride, loved the vlog 🫡

Woah! What an incredible feat NoAH!!!!!!!!!! So lovely that you went through Yorktown heights!!!

Your style of humour is perfect, ty yt algo

Moving to Brooklyn this summer and looking to do this route as my first ever long ride. Thanks for the great video

Impressive

you bring me joy

Happy you survived to tell the story!

absolutely wonderful video wow

Fantastic video - relatable and accessible biking content (I do not like using this word) are hard to find nowadays. Great stuff

Crazy guy 😂❤ “I had a massive 💩 so now my body feels like carbon fiber”

I love this!!

You doing well 🎉 good job man

Awesome ride!

Great ride, I hope you enjoyed the adventure!

Spectacular 😄👍👍

Nice one, Noah. Good. Different.

Recommend Pao Brasil if you come through Framingham again👍

siyao would be proud of you

Dear Noah eat energy food while you are riding. If your knee is hurting you make sure your cleats are aligned with how your foot rests on the pedal (toes in or out) not just straight ahead as an assumption. The ball of your foot needs to be directly above the pedal axle. When you were in New Britain on Vine St, you were next to Walnut Hill Park where people have been racing bicycles since the 1890s. Cycling USA racers from NYC know Walnut Hill Park well. Your route averaged 51.6 ft of climbing per mile. Which is moderately hilly. I have ridden the rail trail that you rode through Vernon, CT. Riding from Rockville through Tolland, Willington, Eastford and Woodstock is hilly. I rode those hills when I was in college. There was nothing wrong with riding through that area. Rt 30 from Rockville, north to West Stafford and you could make your way into Stafford Springs then head north on Rt 19 into Mass. But where does that leave you relative to Boston? I have been planning a ride to my father's hometown for years. It is very difficult to plan a ride through urban areas, balancing that are not too far out of your way, are safe and not too hilly. Being older I really like to plan these things out. Riding across Long Island, about the most densely populated 100 mi in America seems unappealing. There is a rail train that begins in Wassaic, NY and runs north to Hillsdale, NY. Route 22 NY - checking street-view - has shoulders and runs up a valley. You could ride to Austerlitz and further north. All states' DOT collect traffic flow and are available on traffic volume maps. The southeast corner of New Hampshire and the greater Portland Maine area have state roads that have high traffic volumes from 15,000 to 25,000 vehicles daily. I have used this data to guide what roads to avoid. You could ride in up state NY. Choose nice places from beginning to end. Be careful of what Google maps directions for bicycles suggests. It can route on to route 20 or 9 in east of Worcester, Mass. East Coast Greenway is still suggesting people ride on US Rt 40, across the Susquehanna River. They mark it as a high stress road. Plop the peg man down and realize that the speed limit is 45 mph. I would never ride that road or suggest it to anyone.

Very good.

Bless the algorithm

I live outside of Philly and wantto ride thru NY without using the busiest streets, You used parks/off road trails. I love it and would appreciate a reference to your route to Boston. Thank you.

legend

Hey Noah!! I also live in New York and love doing long distance cycling. I am planning on doing this exact trip and would love to chat with you about it!! Live in Manhattan. Thanks for the great content and keep it up!!

this guy got a funny personality,

ur funny and also good job

Did anyone else catch how he pronounced chamois?

Great vid, dood. What kind of saddle bag is that? I like it.

On June 1st, I did a 220 mile ride in one day and finished at 17mph average, took 11 hours of moving time. This looks like an interesting second challenge.

Hey Noah! Loved this. Thinking of doing a similar trip next week, but breaking it up into 5 days and camping along the way. It will be in the 80s. Do you think it will be too hot to do a trip like this?

"I had a massive defecation so the rest of my body feels like carbon fiber." That's when I hit the like button. 😂

cha-moyz butter? hmm FOR HER

4:18 long time viewer first time commenter, would you say the pretzels or gatorlyte contributed more towards helping you on the ride?

You're insane, but I see you have some recent comments. That probably means you've been blessed by the internet gods for the day, so here's another comment to hope the good luck holds.

This is awesome. Quick question: what thoughts entered your mind during the quietest parts of this trip?

6:25 a bicycle jersey with a Shell logo just feels wrong IMO... anyway nice trip thanks for the video

What portable charger do you use?

Where did you park your bike when eating at restaurant ?

Cool ride. But why would you have gone across the GWB in the first place?

wtf they close the GW bridge at night? Good to know as I work nights sometimes

Do they charge for bringing the bicycle on the train.

What would you have done differently?

dude what is that light where it shows the bike shape on the ground ? Is that a flash light or a legit bike light ?

I want to do this

I want to see what you ate and drank and techniqalities.

How did you get back to NYC

Why not the costal route?

He doesn't have any need for speed, he summited Kilimanjaro

What were the technicalities of the trip?

Mother's maiden name noted for... no reason.

I'm only like 60 seconds into the video, and I'm really hoping you ate 10x the carbs the day before and have packed 10x the food for the trip so you'll have fuel for your ride. Otherwise you are seriously underfueled.

My legs feel like plumbum 😂

Sounds like an utter nightmare. Those are exactly the two shi T. Tiest places to ride in the US. Horrible roads, routes, and people