You can't drive up to the bridge, but it's just at the edge of town (Holdingford). You could easily walk to it.

We use Sena cycling helmets to communicate and the sound is clear. What you hear in the video comes from DJI Mic2 and her audio has a warble that I'm trying yet to remedy. It's because her mic is in front of her body and not with a direct line to the receiver. www.sena.com/en-us/product/r1/

We averaged 11.4 mph. We rode 45 miles in 4 hours.

@rollingreclinerRecumbent at the moment I ride ruffly 11 miles in about 1.5 hours to work 5 days a week so that is why I ask

You got it. 😃

Congrats!! Ride low, Ride often

On average, we drive anywhere between 2 to 3 hours for a lot of these rides. Having a trail nearby is a great asset.

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@@rollingreclinerRecumbent Thank you for the response! I’m going to buy some soon.

Our longest trike is 88 inches, so yours will fit. I load them at a slight angle.

@@rollingreclinerRecumbent Thank you!

The seats are heavy and not a task I would want to do on a regular basis. We've only installed them twice in three years. Our van is basically a trike hauler.

@@rollingreclinerRecumbent Thanks for the info. Happy riding!

@@rollingreclinerRecumbent If we purchase an Odyssey, I would probably look for a used Invacare 9805(P) patient lift to lift the seat into/out of the van.

No camping in the Park Lands. Nearest campground would be Taylorsville Lake about 17 miles.

@@rollingreclinerRecumbent Thank you beautiful people 😊 it’s on my list now .

Thanks. www.sena.com/en-us/product/r1/

I have several videos on the Park Lands (Louisville Loop) from many years ago. You can search those under content. Helmets: www.sena.com/en-us/product/r1/

@@rollingreclinerRecumbent Cool Thanks! Yes!! I have seen a couple of your Park Lands vids. I live out in Shelbyville, Ky. Grew up in Indianapolis. Thanks agn for the helmet comm info✌

We wish we could ride this one everyday. It is a great asset for those living nearby.

Glad you enjoyed it

The entire trail is 27 miles one way. We covered the northern most 17 miles in this video.

Echo?

Volume on his radio to high

There are quite a few round abouts. This will likely be the last video for a while. Depends on the outcome of some medical issues.

Yes it has claimed that. I lived in the area for years before all the roundabouts were put in. The Monon is one of my favorite trails to ride and walk

Thanks for subscribing. KZbin adds the captions automatically.

The Clermont, FL area does have some hills and the Santos Trail up by Ocala has a few climbs.

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No idea

The video started out running along N Hancock Rd near Old Hwy 50 W Clermont.

Nexus Inter-5E. It is a 5spd autoshift with manual override. It doesn't have that annoying power cut out that the 8spd does when shifting between gears. I love it for stop and go rides because it always starts out in the lowest gear and I fly away from stops. I run out of pedal around 23mph so it's not great for road rides.

@@rollingreclinerRecumbent Thanks I've look it up.

store.insta360.com/product/motorcycle-ubolt-mount?c=2630&from=accessory Attached to the top bar of the seat frame. Best thing I've done because I no longer have to hold the selfie stick while riding. The Ace Pro camera has an available video remote that I attach to my handlebar so I can check the framing of the image, start, pause, stop and save recording. The remote can actually do anything done on the camera for setup too. I used GoPro for years, but this Ace Pro is light years ahead in all aspects.

It is amazing that there are so many riding trails all across the USA. LOVE the ones I ride too.

@@bobbypark6333 we need more .

Bracing for wind resistance.

Sena R1 EVO Cycling helmets for communication. Otherwise, we use DJI 2 wireless microphones for the video. Had some connectivity issues in this video with the mics. You could probably hear the repetitive picking sound.

Of all the Florida trails, the Withlacoochee probably is trafficked by the most recumbent trikes.

I would have to agree that Inverness is a great town. You are fortunate to live there and have direct access to the trail.

Trikes are not handicap vehicles. We ride them for comfort and by choice.

Never said anything about handicapped vehicles. Just said they are very wide for most bike trails. I have no trouble riding my good old Bike E recumbent anywhere like the so called "normal" bikes that I refer to as out dated tech bikes. But recumbents are the best for enjoyable long range normal riding.