Biking Pennsylvania: The Perkiomen Trail 

That’s a great idea to carry some small binoculars or something similar. Thanks for sharing! We appreciate your binging our channel. So glad to hear you like what we are doing.

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Thank you for your kind comments. Glad to hear you are enjoying our videos. We hope to “see” you again on our next adventure.

Same here! From Downingtown as well. The Perkiomen Trail is one of my favorites, a lot of $$ went into it.

Hi Steve, Thanks for watching. Can't wait to get back out on my bike. We have several great trips already laid out.

@@Adventuresonebikes Just when I thought winter was over, we're getting 3-6" of snow later today here in Northwestern Connecticut. If you have any plans to be in CT this year, let us know. We have plenty of great trails like the Farmington River Trail and the Airline Trail. If we're not riding somewhere outside of CT, Jan and I would love to ride with you (or at least try to keep up). We haven't taken the eBike plunge yet. Our plans include Zion / Bryce Nat'l Parks end of this month, Cross New Hampshire Trail, Arctic Coast of Norway and any other places we can fit in to our schedule. What are your plans for the year? Take care and stay warm, Steve & Jan

@@steveretiredandcycling Hi. Yes the snow yesterday was fun. We didn't get more than a couple of inches. You have a very busy riding year. We are jealous -- but we both still are working for just a little while longer. We'd love to find a way to ride with you; and I'm pretty sure you have it backwards -- we will have a hard time keeping up with you! Right now our big adventure is to bike the entire Great Allegheny Passage over 3 days in June and take the train back to whatever end we start at. I have a 5 day Baltimore agenda planned, and a couple of nights in the Poughkeepsie area (Dutchess Rail Trail, Old Croton Acqueduct Trail, and the Wallkill Valley Trail). In July we hope to meet up with our trail friends Don and Nancy and ride the D&L Trail around Easton PA. Next year we want to go to Europe and take a ebike/river cruise. Have a wonderful day! Deb and Randy

Thanks for watching, and for taking a minute to comment. I'd like to get back to this trail and ride it to the end!!

Thank you so much for the information on the Northwest Lancaster County River Trail. It sounds like a great trail. It is on my list of trails to ride, along with a couple of others nearby in the Harrisburg area. Not sure when we’ll get to it though :( Thanks for watching and taking a minute to comment.

Thanks for watching!! We rode this trail in 2021, so I had to look back at the video to try and answer your question 🙃 Plus, we no longer have the bikes in that video -- and they are no longer made. I haven't been on a bike with road narrow tires in a long time; but I do remember that for a brief bit right after we started the ride the gravel was new and was tough for even our bikes. After that, there were the occasional "patches" mostly it was a pretty smooth trail -- at least for our bikes. Not sure if this helps, but what I can find on our old bikes state they had 700c aluminum wheels.

@@Adventuresonebikes It was def a longshot haha, but thanks for the info. I think should be fine with 28mm tubeless at 50 psi, they are more like 30mm+ at that pressure.

Thanks for watching and for your kind comments. See you on our next ride!!

Wow! We've gone international! We'd love to come and ride your trail. Thanks for watching.

Hi Don. Nope, Randy didn't pass a bar -- we circled back and had a beer and some lunch! This trail was newly paved and pretty much a super highway. Thanks for watching. We are planning on catching up with you this summer for a ride or two!

Hi. Thanks for watching. It does take some research to make sure you get the right bike for you. You may want to watch our video on that topic -- ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5dFkqoccbQY.html

@@Adventuresonebikes nice video very informative, definitely helpful thanks 😊

Hi. Thanks for watching. It is a nice trail. Every trail has it's own special nuances. I enjoy the history on the C&O Canal Trail; but the Perkiomen also has some history as well.