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I love hiking, biking & camping. Basically, any and all things outdoors. The forest, ocean and mountains are my favorite places on earth. If you keep watching my videos, it motivates me to keep filming.
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Riding a Bicycle Where Camouflage is the Primary Color…
A Gravel bike ride in the sacred place, where camouflage is the primary color. It is intoxicating. For our mind, body and spirit. Get out there. Get lost deep in the forest. Be adventurous. We're all going to die someday -- But first, we must live!
Location: Swatara Rail Trail
Bicycle: Kona Rove DL
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Location: Swatara Rail Trail
Bicycle: Kona Rove DL
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A Bicycle Makes You Feel Young Again...
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Want to feel young again? Ride a bicycle. I'm living proof. My fitness has improved greatly since I started cycling. I feel great! Anxiety is gone. Mental health and fitness is through the roof. All because I decided to buy a Gravel Bike. My Kona Rove DL may have saved my life. If you're like me and cycling near or over 50, I hope this video finds you well and motivated to get back in the saddl...
When You're Alone on a Bicycle…
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When you're alone on a bicycle what do you think of? Me? I go deep inside my head. Just to see what's there. I like to look around. Explore. Iron out the wrinkles. This is self care. Cycling helps with my mental health as well as physical fitness. This is a fact. I hope this gives you motivation to explore your own mind. Location: Cumberland Valley Rail Trail, Pennsylvania Strava: www.strava.co...
Country Road Cycling 30-Miles Around Boiling Springs
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CYCLING: Boiling Springs, Cumberland Valley, Cumberland County on my Kona Rove DL gravel bike ride in Pennsylvania country roads, countryside from Harrisburg on Bicycle Enjoy the cycling vlog Strava: strava.app.link/lVx46unKcLb RockEastwood
NO LIMIT: City Street to Country Road on Gravel Bike | Kona Rove DL
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Can you ride a gravel bike on road? City Street? That was a question I had when I first started cycling. And the answer, of course, is YES! You can ride a gravel bike on all-terrain. Don't let anyone judge you. Just saddle up and ride whatever, wherever you want. Freedom baby! Gravel Bike: Kona Rove DL 2023 Location: Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania #gravelbikes #cycling RockEastwood
A Blistering Hot Climb Out of Cumberland Valley
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Appalachian Trail section hike up to Darlington Shelter from Cumberland Valley Pennsylvania through a dense forest and up the mountain. I was so hot but I was glad to reach my small accomplishment. Hope you enjoy this hiking day trip on the AT RockEastwood
A Place Between the Valley and Clouds
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POLE STEEPLE TRAIL OVERLOOK: Michaux State Forest hiking in Pennsylvania from Pine Grove Furnace State Park, along the Appalachian trail. The AT is really beautiful in the area. Hope you enjoy this section hike in PA located somewhere between the valley and clouds! Let's go! Enjoy this AT side hike aka blue blaze. RockEastwood Outdoors
Manhunt on the Appalachian Trail (feat KrizAkoni)
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I'm on the Appalachian Trail in Pennsylvania and I'm playing Hunger Games aka Battle Royale in search of a human lol Actually I'm looking for KrizAkoni (AlphaGalHikes) and we hike section near Boiling Springs and Pine Grove Furnace. I hope you enjoy the sights and sounds of the AT while I manhunt in the woods RUclips: @KrizAkoni #appalachiantrail #hiking Gear: Sony ZV1 Ulanzi Wide Angle Len...
What's in my Frost River Bushcraft Pack Isle Royale Jr (Basket Frame)
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What's in my Frost River Bushcraft Pack Isle Royale Jr (Basket Frame) What's in my Bushcraft Pack? Frost River Isle Royale Jr Heritage Black with Frost River Basket Frame Camping Gear Loadout RockEastwood
A Woodsman Solo Picnic
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Walking along the Stony Valley Rail Trail looking for places to set up wild camp along Stony Creek in Pennsylvania, PA Wilds. While I’m there let’s have a solo picnic in the woods! Hope you enjoy the day hike in Central PA with my GEAR Hill People Gear Umlindi v2 Kifaru Sheep Tarp RockEastwood
A Perfect Day Formula: Coffee, Hiking & Nature
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A Perfect Day Formula: Coffee, Hiking & Nature
Simple Living: Cooking Lunch Alone in the Woods
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Simple Living: Cooking Lunch Alone in the Woods
Life in Central Pennsylvania | 1 Year Review
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Life in Central Pennsylvania | 1 Year Review
Fitting Place for MTB Trails! Hershey Medical Center (Doc, Standby!)
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Fitting Place for MTB Trails! Hershey Medical Center (Doc, Standby!)
A Stylish Bicycle Everyday Carry (EDC) Gravel Bike, Road | Kona Rove DL
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A Stylish Bicycle Everyday Carry (EDC) Gravel Bike, Road | Kona Rove DL
Rocky Ridge Park MTB Trails (Beginners OK!)
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Rocky Ridge Park MTB Trails (Beginners OK!)
Riding a Tranquil 20-Miles on Swatara Rail Trail (Bear Hole Loop)
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Riding a Tranquil 20-Miles on Swatara Rail Trail (Bear Hole Loop)
Riding 40-Miles of Chunky Gravel on Stony Valley Rail Trail
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Riding 40-Miles of Chunky Gravel on Stony Valley Rail Trail
Bike Tour the Charming Streets of Carlisle, Pennsylvania
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Bike Tour the Charming Streets of Carlisle, Pennsylvania
Civil War Trails | Bike Tour of HISTORIC Gettysburg Battlefield
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Civil War Trails | Bike Tour of HISTORIC Gettysburg Battlefield
Weaving through the Rocky Ridge Rock Maze
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Weaving through the Rocky Ridge Rock Maze
Riding a MINT 1975 Schwinn Collegiate 3-Speed Vintage Bicycle
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Riding a MINT 1975 Schwinn Collegiate 3-Speed Vintage Bicycle
Finding Good Mental Health + Fitness in Winter on Bicycle
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Finding Good Mental Health Fitness in Winter on Bicycle
A Mountain Overlook for Nature Lovers
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A Mountain Overlook for Nature Lovers
Discovering Scenic Pennsylvania Nature with my Wife
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Discovering Scenic Pennsylvania Nature with my Wife
Live your life to the max bro! 😁👍🏼😁👍🏼
I’m trying Braxx. I’m trying 😊 Thank you.
Great video. I'm 50 now and, for the most part, have always been a very active person. I walk around 16,000 steps a day . Sometimes, I leave my car parked at my place of work and walk home . And then walk back the next day . I also have rode a bike since i was a kid, and i still do . I absolutely love riding my bikes . I love riding dirt trails, and sometimes i switch it up, and i cruise the beach and my local park . For my 51"st birthday, I'm planning on buying a road bike and riding south from Long Beach to san diego and spending the night in san diego and then head back home . I love how riding a bike makes me feel. It takes me back to when i was a kid 😊
LBC to SD will be amazing! That sounds like a great trip. I envy those people like yourself who never walked away from the bicycle. I think about all the time I lost. Regrets! I’m just glad I’ve woken up, finally, and remembered. 😊 Thank you so much. Enjoy your new incoming road bike. Great birthday present!
Excellent brother!
I really appreciate that 😊
“Yes, we’re all going to die someday. But first, you must live.” AMEN to that! Fresh air, sunshine , the sounds of nature, and the rhythm of my pedal strokes 🚴♀️❤
Heaven on Earth before heaven on the other side. But let’s stay here for as long as we possibly can 😊 Appreciate it!
Great video! You capture the feeling of riding so perfectly! I retired three years ago to spend more time riding, because quite frankly, none of us knows how much sand remains in our hourglass. In that first summer of retirement, I took up credit card touring (bike packing without the camping), and the first trip I took was riding the Great Allegheny Passage from Point State Park in Pittsburgh. It was a great adventure, and your video brought back some really good memories. Thank you!
I want to ride that trail too! I want to ride a lot of trails, actually. But I’m suddenly enamored with bikepacking. It looks sooo much fun. I hope to start soon because as you said, that sand in the hourglass. Who knows? I could be all over tomorrow. Congratulations on your retirement and choosing the healthy lifestyle thereafter. Keep it up, Kellir
@@rockeastwood There are so many trails out there to explore! One of my all time favorites is the Mickelson trail in South Dakota. It’s definitely one to add to your list. Happy trails!
@@kellir.747 My trail list has grown exponentially 😊 Thanks
It's inspiring to hear how riding a bike has been so transformative to you life and to many others who are commenting here too. Thanks for making these videos Rock. REALLY appreciate the insights and perspective. Rock, I love your Kona. I'd always wanted a Kona "Jake the Snake" cyclocross bike... LONG before there were "gravel" bikes. Today, in the granite state, it's full suspension, on a 2013 Cannondale Jekyll but it never fails to leave me exhausted and renewed all at the same time.
I appreciate that, Matt! It’s from the heart which is why the comments from everyone has been so positive and kind. Kona has been helpful on some questions I had, and they sent me a new derailure hanger when it was needed. I’m totally satisfied with this purchase. I’m not familiar with the “Jake the Snake” but I’m going to look it up! Thank you buddy 🙏
I'm 51 years old, and even in this day and age of widespread awareness of the importance of good mental and physical health, I still encounter people who think of the bicycle as "just a toy" and cycling as "child's play." Occasionally, I come across the elderly person who asks me, "aren't you too old to be playing around on a bicycle?" The fact that I do most of my riding on cutesy small-wheeled folding bikes that look like kids' bikes with their BMX-like wheels doesn't exactly help my case, either. 😅
Just a toy lol it’s strange how we all see the world in such different angles. That’s why is likeminded should stick together. Make the community strong 😊 Keep riding! Let’s stay kids then!
I agree that nothing helps me more than a long ride on a bike. Time well spent!
Absolutely Nick. It’s the best 😊
I have exactly the same bike and I absolutely love it!
Oh yeah? Well, I like your style 😊
Turn your head back and the children of the corn might be riding behind👍
They can’t catch me! 😊
Hells yeah!✌🏻. The outdoors, is my STRESS RELIEF and MENTAL HEALTH FIX, its my SANITY in a rather UNSANITIZED WORLD, and more often than NOT I prefer being being alone when I venture out, on my own, no particular schedule or plan, just GO! Stay with it Bro!🇺🇸🍻
Just go! That’s key. Leaving it all behind, even if for a short while. Just go. We need it!
Very cool! When I did videos I always ended them with; The best thing for your inside is outside. Truth ✌
Truth indeed 😊
You are very wise! Some people never learn these lessons, please keep sharing. 😊 People thought I was weird to ride my cruiser in Sarasota on my Lunch hour every day for many years, they did not know it was adding years to my life AND life to my years! 5 or 6 miles along Sarasota Bay was life changing.
Absolutely Kathryn! Pile up the miles and pile on the years. + it’s so much fun while we’re doing it. Sunshine, sweat and the breeze from our momentum across our face. This is living!
I'm with you on this. I'm 51, I started riding again 2 years ago, I started lifting weights about 8 months ago, and I feel better now than I did 15 years ago.
Adding weights is a solid move. Same for me. All in. I’m glad to hear it! Keep it up 👍
Rejuvinate…
Whenever possible! 😊
For the last 7 years I lived near Phoenix and sucked in the dust and baked in the sun everywhere. I remember night riding and you could see the dust that you were constantly inhaling, just waiting to give you valley fever. Don't get me wrong, biking in the desert is beautiful in its own way, but I sorely missed the sights, smells and sounds of a living, breathing forest. Plus, you don't get stabbed to death if you fall...Thankfully, we are moving to Tennessee.
I never rode in the desert. You don’t paint a pretty picture. Damn! I have some friends in TN. They love it. I’m sure you will too! Smoky Mountains 😊Thank you.
true words spoken, get out and live , there so much out there in nature to take in
It’s the best. Nature is life. Hike, Bike, Camp, Surf, Walk, Frisbee. Anything! As long as you’re outside, you’re winning. 😊 Thank you, Craig!
I ride solo everyday. In fact, I just got back from RAGBRAI where I rode to the start town, rode the entire trip across Iowa and then rode back home from the end town - 100% self support. Encountered some riders in the beginning but didn't see any on the way back. I swear Google Map was trying to kill me because there was a stretch of road near the end about 8 miles long and at least 2 hills per mile. It was hot, humid and strenuous but I persevered and conquered. Wash, rinse and repeat. Pedal on, brother.
If you’re a Niners fan we can be best friends 😊 I’m from the bay. I live and die with SF teams. Your trip sounds amazing. I’m glad you survived it! The heat can be brutal but in a weird way we love the torture! Pedal on & thank you…
A 1992 trek saved me , greetings brother
Heck yeah! Saved by a Trek 😊 I dig it. Keep on riding! Thank you.
i remember way back no gps, no planned routes, no big preparation, just ride the bike.. i only got a bmx and a 3 speed japanese bike back then, i was 11-13yrs of age. Now, im trying to find that 1990's bike routes we had then.. it's hard to find since a lot has changed.. nice story btw.. keep it up 👍💯
Yeah man. Developers took away a lot of our playgrounds, unfortunately. Yet, some still remain. Depends on where you are I suppose. I live in Japan 25+ years. Not many “trails” just roads. But here in PA trails are everywhere. But, the good thing about bike… we can make our own trails 😊 Thank you!
@@rockeastwood yes same happened, the developers took these trails. I was a kid,we cycle accross empty lots. Now i bike roads.. mtb trails here are just few since i live in the metro. I travel around 60-70km just to feel the solitude and green lands.. Philippines is a vast land.. haven't tried reaching other provinces, maybe soon.💯
Ride what you can, where you can, when you can. Expand out and we find new road and sights we never noticed speeding past in a car. Our adventures await. They can’t take our willingness to look far and wide for it.
I grew up outside Philly and rode my motorcycle all over the central areas and Poconos. Recently, we were camping in Wellsboro and I rode a large portion of the Pine Creek Trail, which was fantastic! Have you been to the Grand Canyon of PA yet?
Not yet. It’s #1 on my list. I haven’t even been to Poconos. I been meaning to check out Stroughsburg and Jim Thorpe. I will! 😊 In the fall.
Back in 2012 I was working 80 hour weeks and needed to disconnect. I did a 7000 mile moto-camping trip in 12 days and came back exhausted. I sold my motorcycles and now only ride my bike almost entirely off-road (WAY too many distracted drivers!). When I hear a bird I stop and use my Merlin app to see what it is. Nice landscape? Stop. Waterfall? Stop. Squirrel! I come back refreshed with more appreciation of my surroundings and a clearer mind. We now full-time in a RV with our hardtails and I am always looking on Trailforks for rides where we are staying. We've had some very nice riding. If my health remains, after we settle in Tennessee in 2 years I hope to hook up with someone to ride the entire 3700 mile Great American Rail Trail. I'll be around 70 at that time. We're now in Bar Harbor, ME and hope to ride all of the carriage trails again... if it stops raining this week 😞 Stay young, my friends!
Man, that’s awesome! I love your story. I want RV/Bike Life ultimate too! & don’t take anything out there for granted, including time. Thanks for sharing. Motivation 😊
I'm extremely happy to be your 100'th like on this video...keep going & realise all the benefits of biking 👍
😊 Thank you so much. I really appreciate that!
I like this... Genuine question, do you regret having tattoos?
I’m impartial. I don’t really care one way or the other. I’d certainly like to have all the $ back.
@@rockeastwood That's seems like a regret then, even if it's for the money. I ask because a good friend of mine (our age) has started the process of having many of his removed. On asking him why, he just says he was young & stupid when he had them & regrets it now older. Costing him a fortune to remove them, though...I has no idea how much until he said 😞
@@keepitreal1547 if I could snap my finger and remove them would I? I have a couple I certainly would. But same as your friend. Young, dumb and in the Navy. That’s just what we did. I’ll just live with it now. I don’t even really notice. It’s just me! 😊
@@rockeastwood Yes sure & your mind has grown since. Doing what you are on the bike, shows you're now a strong minded individual who will do as 'you' wish...not follow others, like perhaps in your Navy days. I respect you 👍
@@keepitreal1547 I appreciate that!
Even when there other cyclists around you, your still alone. I just hit 3,000 miles. That’s 303,000 miles got myself a new bike a year ago. Every day cycling add a day of life.
Cycle a day. Add a Day. Seems like a good deal for us!
Im 61 and completely agree, though sometimes after a hard mtb ride I feel a 100 😂
😊 oh yeah. MTB is a total other monster. I have one too. That thing destroyes me. I get it! Completely. But MTB is extremely fun.
Looks like a great place to cycle!
Harrisburg. Yeah. For sure 😊
@@rockeastwood West Virginia? It’s the only place I’ve been to in America! Spooky! Didn’t have a bike with me though
@@eddjcaineThis is Pennsylvania. But West Virginia is close 😊 Beautiful Country in WV. I hope you could see some good nature there!
Now that I'm almost 69 bought a new Aventon Aventure.2 and riding the trails, enjoying the heck out of it, riding into the sunset.
Riding into the sunset 😊 Indeed. Let’s roll…
That video was great. It was smooth. It was like being on a bicycle feeling the wind on a downhill run. And I see all these positive comments and realize they are true. I'm 68 and I think the bike has given me back some lost years. It is a time machine.
Nothing is guaranteed - but why would we not do all we can to stay active for as long as possible? I’ve met 80+ on top of Mount Fuji while living in Japan. I want to be that fit! While I doubt I’ll be climbing mountains, I do plan on riding a bike for as long as I’m here. If that buys us years back, as you said, why wouldn’t we? It’s fun! And I agree, Daniel. Nothing like a looong downhill glide. It’s the absolute BEST! 😊 Thank you. Keep riding!
Older than you riding a 80s track bike no brakes might get a bike like yours go for a ride and just keep going
I’d like to have a single speed. Been looking for a Mash for quite awhile, that’s not outrageous. Respect to the breakless riders. I tried a fixed gear once and made a fool of myself. Takes some getting used to I suppose. “Just keep going” sounds awesome! Do it! 😊
I ride with my wife for sharing moments and I ride by myself for therapy. I can clear many bad thoughts and submerse myself in nature. That, and I push myself in spurts to cleanse my body. And I grew up outside Philly and have been to Blue Ball many times! BTW, what do you think about that Topeak rack bag? I'm considering it for bikepacking. Thanks!
Man, you get it, Outback. Sounds like you got it figured out 😊 I drove through Blue Ball a couple days before filming this video, on the way to visit Dick Winters (Band of Brothers) grave. It was a dumb joke. lol Seing and a miss! I really like the Topeke Rack. It holds more than it look like it does at first glance. But granted, I haven’t actually bikepacked with it, so a review wouldn’t be fair. But for what I’ve used it for, so far, I have no regrets. Thank you kindly! Keep riding!
@@rockeastwood Thanks, man! Enjoy your 50th! I'm enjoying 65 and am still doing 50 mile rides! I'll be back in the Downingtown area next month for a few weeks and hope to ride both the full Schuylkill River trail and Perkiomen Trail, plus some single track! Be safe out there!
@@outbackwack368 I haven’t done either of those trails but they are on my list. In fact I haven’t been that far east in PA. Thanks for the reminder 😊 I gotta get over there. Enjoy!
Great video and I agree with everything you had to say. People who never experience the bike in their adult years are missing out. I've had many Harleys in the past and there was a saying " If I have to explain, you wouldn't understand " The same holds true for the bicycle. I'll be 68 next month and still ride most days and bikepack or tour when I can. Keep the shiny side up brother ✌
I would really love to get into Bikepacking. I think that will be my progression. Touring and camping with the bike sounds heavenly! “If I have to explain, you wouldn’t understand” I LOVE that! Thanks for sharing it. Keep riding BlueCollar and happy trails to you! I appreciate your kind words.
Cars are too fast and walking just feels to slow but bicyclng is the perfect traveling speed to watch the world go by .
Thats an idea I was playing with. Hiking vs Biking. On foot you can really zero in and experience an area which is wonderful. On bike you can cover more ground, however, and time is limited. Ultimately Bike wins because you can slow down and even stop if you want. But on foot you really only have 1 speed. The Bicycle! A clear winner 😊
Visiting a massage parlor makes me feel young… Got a GIANT ANYROAD II gravel bike!! Nice!
Got an address for that massage parlor? 😊 Enjoy your gravel bike! Ride hard!
I love it 🤍🙏
😂
i agree 100%
Thank you 🙏
Good stuff bro! I lost 100 lbs this year and my bike was instrumental in the process. I’m never Going back to the old me!
100 lbs!!!! That is absolutely AMAZING! Freaking fantastic. Bravo 👏 You’re a true inspiration. Thank you for sharing! Keep riding bud. I know you will ❤️
Riding alone never gets old. My ride can be as challenging or as adventurous as I want. I can adapt as I go with no one to answer to except myself. The feeling of discovery, whether in a far off place or around my local area brings indescribable joy.
Yes! You get it 😊 Pure freedom!
Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
That wise old American philosopher, Jim Carey, is Canadian.
Canadian-American. But sure. Take 'em.
You get it.
Thank you.
At 65 the same thing has happened to me, I just wrote a blog a week ago nearly word for word that is in your video, have great times on your bike, power to the time machine ❤🚲👍
Power to the Time Machine! 😊 I’m glad you’re still out there. I hope in 15 years I’ll be doing the same. I’m sure you’re inspiring people around you. Keep riding! Thank you.
hell yeah bro, great video. 2019 i bought a bike and been riding around with the boys since. feels like we were 11 again.
Heck yeah! Get the next generation going while having a little fun yourself. I’m glad to hear it. Just keep on riding 😊
Brother, I'm proud of you. You did the best thing for yourself. Glad to see you wear a helmet, too. You're a role model to all of us. Much love to you and yours.
I really appreciate that. You’re very kind. I don’t always wear a helmet when I’m outside the city. Particularly on the rail trails but I know I should. Ok, I will! Thanks for the advice 🙏 Good call.
I advocate wearing helmets because there’s someone in our lives who needs and loves us. Last year was a bad year for me with a concussion from biking even with a helmet on. No need to scramble our brains. 😂 You’re important to someone in your life and make a difference to the world. The way the world is, it might not seem that way, but it’s the truth. Stay safe on those busy roads, buddy.
@@electricyellow613 I hear that! Thank you. I rode today and I wore my helmet when I otherwise might not have in the past. Thanks for the love.
@@rockeastwood No worries, brother. Us bike riders gotta look out for each other. :)
The fact that I know you were going from the West shore to the East shore as soon as I saw the bridge makes me miss that ride.
Yeah man. It’s such a cool ride. The bridges. The Susquehanna. Farm Show Complex. HACC. Veterans Park. The Capital. A lot of variety. Perhaps you’ll ride again! 😊 Thank you.
what DID you do for food and water when you go on these trips?
I have 2 water bottles. I’ll bring a rice ball sometimes. Mostly just gels. Some mixed nuts. I don’t ride crazy miles so I’m ok to go a few hours without. I like those Trader Joe espresso beans. They definitely give me energy.
Awesome. I'm doing the same. I wanted a road bike because I live in the city. My kids love going on bike rides and outdoor activity. I realized how out of shape I was and wanted to get back in shape so I can do more with them. I'm losing weight, getting in shape. It's a 70's Peugeot that I'm tuning up little by little but overall it rides great. I've been loving it. Keep riding, I loved your video.
Ah heck yeah! I’m so glad to hear that. Everyone knows the gym sucks. Boring. But people tend to forget about the bike. It’s like we’re not even trying it’s so much fun! Keep riding your classic and enjoy everyday. It’s in your name already! Happy! 😊
This video definitely takes me make to my BMX rides on a single speed throughout Chicago. As a kid it felt like a gateway to independence...but some how we tend to lose our way and get shackled to the grind (aka the hamster wheels). I'm glad you found your way back home as did I!! Ride on brotha 🚴🏼♂️
Bro! Single speed through Chicago must of been amazing. Spent some time there myself. That’s awesome. Indeed it’s easy to forget what made us so happy as a child. Then we realize we can actually do those same things. Yes, we have the weight of the world on us now but at least for a short while we may leave all that behind… and just ride! 😊 Thank you!
Well said.. i needed to see this video today. Your word touched spiritl!
Thank you for saying so SHWELL! You're very kind, buddy. I appreciate that.