Let's Talk! 2023 Recap, BIG channel changes, life update, ways to support & more! 

Your channel growing by covering more areas of CA is a great reflection of how you’re growing as a person! It’s been a great journey to watch and I’m excited to see what new trails you discover!

Good luck with your new apartment, job, classes. Look forward to your new videos in the Spring!!

This is a great change and I’m looking forward to seeing new trails. Have fun on this new journey!

Thanks for the update Andrew and congratulations on your move. My two cent$ - You are correct to focus your energy on investing in your education first and foremost. Regarding content my take is that most of your audience is interested in seeing trails that they might someday be interested in riding themselves. This suggests prioritizing your efforts on those areas that attract the most people, meaning that while remote area trails might be interesting, most viewers are unlikely to travel the necessary distance to ride them. I think that one of the features that distinguishes your channel is the focus on Class One trails. Regardless, I look forward to whatever future content you decide to do. Thank you and Happy New Year! - Bill S.

Thank you!

Good luck with the rebrand. Let me know if you ever want to collaborate on something in NorCal.

Keep up the great work!! Your videos are so helpful!! Glad to be able support your valuable work to cycling in California!

Attracting SoCal viewers is tough when the majority of Californians drive. Bike paths/lanes seem much better/safer in Central/Northern CA.

I don't know exactly where you are now but here's some suggestions for you in central and northern CA: Monterey Coastal Trail (one of my favorites) West Valley Trail (Sebastopol to Forestville), Joe Rodota Trail (Sebastopol to Santa Rosa), Santa Rosa Creek Trail system (these all connect). Vine Trail in Napa (still under construction but much has been completed) American River trail system, Sacramento to Folsom Sacramento River Rail Trail, Redding to Shasta Dam Bear Creek Greenway (Medford to Ashland, Oregon) Coastal Trail in Eureka, CA Avenue of the Giants (not a controlled bikeway but still a great ride) These are just a few suggestions. You probably won't find the vast trail system you were accustomed to in SoCal unless your in the bay area but there's still many great rides. Plus many of the roads are lightly used so road biking is better and safer.

Just watched the Owens Valley video and it was good. However I really wish you would add the RWPGS, GPX or Strava route file so we could more easily see the route and follow along.

I just wanted to say thank you for all of your So. Cal. content. Unfortunately I don't live in No. Cal. so that content will not be of any use to me. As much as I appreciate your channel, I will be unsubscribing. Thank you again.