I should add that I've happily ridden 28mm Ruffty Tuffy's with an old steel
road bike along much of the trail although there are enough rough, muddy,
and loose/gravelly areas to prefer wider rubber most of the time.
On Wednesday, May 2, 2018 at 3:17:22 PM UTC-4, Coal Bee Rye Anne wrote:
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> The
The D is great riding and I'm fortunate to have it close to home (I'm
between Trenton & Princeton and have easy access to connect to the D Main
Canal path from the Lawrence-Hopewell Trail
http://lhtrail.org/trail-guide/trail-map/ which is part of a separate and
still growing network of local
Did my first 200K Brevet last weekend with NJ Randos, on the Roadini. It
was beautiful, starting in pretty dense fog (for us east-coasters), hanging
in the quiet back roads of semi-rural and suburban Jersey. I love fog.
When we got to the Shore the fog had lifted and it was a long straight
My wife lived in Princeton and when I visited I rode those trails heading
either way on my RB-1 or XO-2 to escape the George Washington Slept Here
signs.
The markers and signage about the construction of the canals and ability to
move heavy good from NYC to Philadelphia without having to go
Ah, ok I thought it was a 61. And I *thought *I had long legs; but, I'm
1/2" shorter than you with a saddle height almost 2" lower! I won't have
quite as much seatdpost showing on my 61 given my shorter legs ... and will
have a 50 or 60 stem, which should put me right at the same distance
Ah, ok I thought it was a 61. And I *thought *I had long legs; but, I'm
1/2" shorter than you with a saddle height almost 2" lower! I won't have
quite as much seat post showing on my 61 given my shorter legs ... and will
have a 50 or 60 stem, which should put me right at the same distance
That's how I handle cable-cutting mistakes. "I did that on purpose." ;-)
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D and R is great! Columbia Rail Trail is even better! The Paulinskill and
Sussex Branch Trails are pretty good, too.
The NJDOT page shared earlier has a ton of great rides in Jersey. Shades of
Death is a favorite, as is Great Swamp and Round Valley Roundabout.
There’s even some decent gravel
Thanks Grant, yeah NJ and PA have this amazing Delaware river canal trail
system from the olden days - apparently the path is called a tow-path
because the Burrow would tow the boats down from the side. I don't know if
that's true but I like it! Without having to look at a map I took this
Actually the entire trail is 60+ miles
http://www.dandrcanal.com/pdf/parkmap.pdf
Not to go entirely off topic but putting a plug in for New Jersey (as Grant
said no one outside the state thinks of Jersey like this and I ride both of
these trails regularly) :)
wow, that's not what i think of when i think of new jersey. thirty-three
miles of that. it's such good riding, looks like.
On Monday, April 23, 2018 at 7:35:11 PM UTC-7, lambbo wrote:
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> The Roadini proves to be very spritely on this quick 33 miles of gravely,
> flat, NJ Tow-Path. There were
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