This is splendid 😁

🚴‍♂ Watching you ride your Terra Trike through the stunning landscapes of City of Rocks is pure inspiration. The unique perspective and serene vibes make this video a real gem. Keep exploring and sharing! 🌟🌵

Looks like beautiful weather today out there and I just wanna say thank you for allowing me to experience all the beauty🙏🏼🙋🏻‍♀️

Love your videos and how you are doing this to motivate others and your self. 😊🙌🏽👊🤲🏼✨☝🏼💯🙏🏼🇮🇱💞🙋🏻‍♀️🕊️

This is really awesome of you to shed some light on our little community out here, I saw you that day, in fact my blue Silverado is in your frame as you were leaving the store, we chatted a bit. We are a friendly little neighborhood and we enjoy that people come out here to appreciate our history. Marissa is right in saying we all have connections out here to one another, most of the people that still live out here are families that have been here since the 1800s. Mine in particular arrived in the early/mid 1800s in fact the house I live in right behind the city market was built in 1832 and still has the original vigas and latillas, as does parts of Chope’s restaurant, most of the houses and buildings out here were built between the 1800s and early 1900s and have been mildly refurbished to say the least. This little store in particular has sustained the vast majority of our community for about a century. The original owners were kind, awesome people as is their daughter Estela and now granddaughter Marissa. My 90 year old grandfather and 80 year old grandmother could tell you stories for days about the Riverside Dance Hall and how the community used to get together at Lofie’s (Eulogio) city market to hear the radio and watch black and white tv when they first came out. My grandparents, my parents, myself and now my kids and grandbaby still shop here on almost a daily basis, we love our little neighborhood store and just like you, I hope it’s here forever. It’s a gem for sure, glad you loved it!

Interesting fact Robert, my great grandfather(Borunda)owned the City Market. The Riverside dance hall has so much history, Steve Crosno was responsible for bringing James Brown to the venue. My great great grandfather Demetrio Gonzales helped with the original construction of the church, transportation of the volcanic rock from the mesa. There’s a back county road leading to the area named after him. My father has one of the oldest grape vineyards that dates back to the Spanish settlement right behind the church. Thank you for acknowledging our little community means a lot 🙏🏻

Exactly the tour I needed while writing a piece about Billy. Thank you!!

I'm your neighbor to the east in Timberon. I've enjoyed your videos. The views of the organ mountains are special. Like you I had never seen a trike in my life but I watched a lot of videos and got a pretty good Idea about how they opperated. I studied video after technical videos that I could find. With the knowlage I gained from hours on youtube I made a big purchase. I found a Fat Tad Dumont with a Rohloff hub and a 750 w Bafang and 2 batteries at Utah Trike. It works well in dirt if it's not too steep and rocky up hill. It works really well on paved roads. If you are going to the City Of Rocks Be sure and check out HWY 152 from Hills Boro to Santa Rita. It has so many curves and cattleguards that it slows the cars way down and it's justresurfaced. There no sholders to speak of. The sites are incredible. The road to the Gila Clif Dwellings should be good too. I've only ridden that road on motorcycles, so I can't say what the trike ride would be like. High speed and siteseeing don't mix. Keep up the videos, Ben

Thank You.

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I like the strategy of having multiples of toys. It started for my family with Funcycles on the beach. Before I knew it, I had a fleet for hubby and kids. Those all wore out and rusted beyond repair, so we moved to semi-recumbents and started riding on our quiet residential roads. I keep those for guests and family to run around town. Now we have a new paved trail and I want to visit other paved trails, so I have a folding tadpole. It really helps if you have a narrower choice of terrains and interests! 🤣😂

Looking forward to Part 2! Pretty much, I just ride flat, multiuse trails for now, so e-assist is something for my future. But when I upgrade, I think I will have something like your system. I am too picky about my accessories to buy a fully equipped trike. I have been using a rearview mirror that attaches to my sunglasses for many years. I turn my head to view as necessary. I don't like the mirrors that stick out. They are in the way for transporting, etc. Also, no fenders for the same reason (I am a dry weather rider). Like you, I have a canopy, but it has an alum frame. The downside is that you need to be a contortionist to get in and out lol. But the upside is that I have a polarized visor that slips over the frame (made to slip on to a car visor), and it can be moved and swivels as required, and folds flat out of the way when not in use. The sky here is gray most of the time, but I use the canopy anyway due to glare. Even with sunglasses 😎 because glare also comes from above. (The canopy is also easily noticed, for safety.)

E-assist info, history lesson, and the beautiful view of the desert. This video has everything! Once I am able to purchase a recumbent trike of my own, I will be set for life. I'm eyeing a few Catrike models but now I'm wondering if the Terratrike brand is the way to go after seeing you in action with the Charge. 3300 dollars is a high price point for a Terratrike and a bit surprising. I'm leaning towards a racer-type recumbent and Terratrike has the Spyder for that. Again, thanks for the video. I miss living in the desert so the landscape of your ride was truly breathtaking for me. I enjoyed your wise words about getting out and riding. By the way, as you were going along the highway - it sounded like the Charge was lifting off from a runway and readying to take flight. Might have to watch that again just to be sure, ha.

I know how you feel. I'm now riding a Trident Spike with the N380 planetary hub. This spring my town opened a new trail near me, so I road 3.7 miles per day until a week or so ago (with no assist, but no hills either). I sure miss it, but the rainy season has begun and we will have about ten inches per month until spring. Arizona dreamin'...

If anyone is interested here are the coordinates. It's right up the road from me. goo.gl/maps/7sq2K4p9NuTLUSgW8

Can you make a video of all the settings for the charge when you’re going up heal or just straight. I plan on riding it to work everyday for a year rain or sunshine. But I would appreciate before I buy it. Will it get you up the hill with help on the assist? I have a lot of hills in my area. I want to be sure it’s worth it. Or maybe I just but the Bosch. Thank you brother. Your videos are great.

Why did you choose to retire or live in Cruces instead of Alamo?? Enjoyed your vista's

Love, love, love the Jemez Mountains!

beautiful video the scenery along your way is amazing to watch Well done my 👍👍

There too many people who don't realize the beauty and history NM has to offer. It's good to see you're spending your time getting in shape and having fun doing it. 😎

Great ride . I like to know where did you get your shade from .I’m in Arizona and I don’t ride too long because of the sun.

The fort was reconstructed and is a replica of the original.

Love those shoes where did you get them

Hi from Brazil. Nice place Bob. Thanks for share.

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Nice ride! I wonder why some museums do, and some do not allow videoing? I never get a really clear answer. I also ask first, especially if I have to travel any distance. Question: How do the front fenders attach to the trike on the outside? I believe they attach to the brakes on the inside. If I can find some (out of stock), I am definitely adding them after a nasty experience last week, too gross to mention here. 😂

If you like old forts, go to fort Stanton near Lincoln new mexico.

I wish terratrike would allow some customization when ordering from them…for example I want all the rims on trike to be 30 mm id, sadly they refuse, but I absolutely don’t need two sets of wheels!!!

Looks like a great time

😊😊😊😊😊Thank you for sharing.

More videos on charge would be great! How fast can you get going? How good is the battery? I know I’m asking a lot but before I buy the trike next year I want to know more. The manufacturer is horrible at promoting their product. You’re the only one on KZbin with a charge

I know we all ride differently on different terrain and at different temps, etc. Roughly how many miles are you getting on a battery charge?

I ❤ traveling through beautiful senic Jemez mountians.😍💖

Thanks for the illustration. Well done.

Flatout quickstrike small tire formula is recommended.😊

Wow beautiful place👍

beautiful video😊❤

so beautiful scenic drive😊❤

hello friend which are is this in NM i wanna take videos this looks so beautiful😊👍

Wow so beautiful😊❤

Good job.

Did the person at the museum show up (we went to get a coffee, and saw the opera house.)

What a fun bike ride. We had hoped to ride there this fall.

I really like how you give information and educational information about the different locations around town. So many KZbin videos I’ve been seeing just drive around and show you the road and you don’t get to see anything else. And even know why people waste their time making those. I want to learn something about the area to see if I want to visit or not on yours is helpful.

hi. cool video. i follow you! i filmed my truck frives too!!

No trees

looks like not American infrastucture if falling to bits and the drivers are pretty good, respectfull, nice to see what I hope is the true America

Great thanks

Billy The Kid became Brushy Bill Roberts and went to hiding, possibly in Mexico. There are many questions about whom Pat Garrett actually couldn't see in the dark, or who they buried, claiming they got him. Brushy Bill surfaced and met a reporter on camera with his story at White Sands, and looked just like the photo, but older...and not seen again.. He claims, since he was always a target, that he was never without his gun esp. at night and to the outhouse. He certainly was an escape expert! He and Pat were friends. - Former owner, "Wild West Shows + Tours", ALBQ. , N.M.