Aw thank you, glad you enjoyed watching it :)

Cheers Boom! It's a great ride

I know right, super creepy! That section was gorgeous, I'd love to see more of it although I'm soon to move to Montreal. Thanks for getting in touch - about to watch your Blackwater Junction video.

The stuffed animals on Westney is pretty bizarre. A big climb on that section too. But once you get to the top it’s a great view looking back down south.

Thanks for your message Kevin, it's a marvellous trail, isn't it? I've since moved to Montreal and I'm aware of some similar rail trails here, not sure if I'll get a chance to check them out this year before it gets too cold but they're certainly on the list for next summer. Enjoy your riding!

Wow, thank you so much for your kind comment, I’m really glad you enjoy my videos! Yeah it’s getting towards the end of the cycling season for this year, shorter rides are ok but it’s pretty uncomfortable to do the long ones when it’s freezing outside. I’ll definitely do more next year though - Hamilton is a great idea! Thanks again

I guess Im quite randomly asking but do anyone know a good website to stream new movies online ?

@Ralph Quincy I watch on Flixzone. You can find it on google :)

Have you done Uxbridge to Lindsay before? It's incredible. I've been told if you keep going from Lindsay to Peterborough it's a similar scenic trail

Dan Schaumann I’ve also cycled to Peterborough on Sunday June 28, 2020, but I’ve never cycled to Lindsay before, which was what I am actually planning to do next summer. I’ve checked the route on Google Maps from Uxbridge to Lindsay, and the quickest way to get there is through the Trans-Canada Trail, which is of course what you probably took to get to Lindsay. I’m also planning to go to destinations more southwestern like more in Haldimand County.

@@DanSchaumann Actually you get the same trail conditions all the way to Hastings. Once you hit Campbellford and beyond, conditions fall apart quickly. A wide tire (fat) bike would be better further out.

Is there a trail from Uxbridge to Newmarket?

Hey! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and I'm sure you'll have a great ride. I'm in Montreal these days, I miss the ON bike trails. I have 700x35c which seemed perfect for this kind of trip, but to be honest I don't know so much about differences in tire sizes and how they perform against each other. I'm sure you'll be ok but I guess you won't have as much grip on gravel as a wider tire.

Thanks Michael. I experimented a bit with a home-built phone holder for my first bike adventure but it was terrible so I just decided to film everything by hand

Hey John, thanks for your comment, I'm glad you enjoyed the videos. I guess you ride a bit around Japan? I've visited twice and had a blast, actually I was either going to move to Japan or Canada and I chose Canada in the end. The trails around Ontario are spectacular. I've since moved to Montreal and don't think I'll be able to do another multi-day ride before the winter but as soon as it warms up next year I have a few ideas. I checked the Strava route, there was a 10km section with a fairly steady 3.5% average, then the last km got closer to 6%. Max was 13.8%. I'm not so sure how challenging that's supposed to be but it certainly was for me.

@@DanSchaumann Hi Dan, cheers. I ride almost every weekend when possible. Usual rides ranges from 90 - 120 kilometers round trips or one-way with a train ride back to the nearest station to ride back home. The train ride back is pretty sweet as you can take on a challenging ride and know you can just put the bike in a bag (mandatory) and ride the train home. For example - I rode from my home in west end Tokyo to a seaside town called Odawara via Yokohama and Enoshima Island (popular touristy beach area) for about 120 kms and was able to hop on a regular train for an hour and half ride back for $10. Next up is to try and go beyond to a hot spring town another 25 kms out but gain over 1,000 meters. Try is the operative word as I am not a very good climber. Big difference from riding days back home where I had some nice racers is now I am riding a hybrid with 27.5 x 3.0 tires, 1 x 9 drivetrain and weight around 16.5 kgs. Back then also my riding weight was 65 kgs and now is around 78-79 kgs. Happens when you near 60 😢. Look forward to seeing more. Ride on old highway 7 is good as is Taunton in the east but then I have not lived in TO pretty much since 1994 (came back for a few years early on) so a lot has probably changed. Climbs - I am not a god climber but that looks challenging enough.

Hey it's a Marin Nicasio 2, I love it! Perfectly suited for road + gravel rides like that