When did you film this? Boylston St has had a bike a lane since the summer and is very pleasant to bike on. I am surprised you chose not to hit it.

Looks like a cold ride lol

Wow, I live in Quincy and never knew I could bike to Deer Island. Thanks!

I have always said the Boston Harbor is one of the most beautiful in the world and you are seeing a lot it on your rides. I look forward to your next trip

This was such a fun adventure! Good finds throughout the trip.

So many good rides, 'round those parts. Nice.

Maybe you could ride Lynn woods for a close alternative for a more off-road type riding.

You can grab the street view guy and drop him on photo dots as well as roads. They have some on the trails so you can see some are paved. They even have one on the top of that "rock' with someone with a mountain bike. Doesn't look like you can see Boston though. Maybe when the leaves drop?

I wish I had wide trails like these.

i like this channel. I would recommend coming to Quebec and try « Le P’ti Train du Nord » trail. Let’s say from St-Jerome to Ste-Marguerite (and back)… or more if you dare.

I'm a little jealous of the trail options y'all have there. Nice.

thanks for being the test pilots. any plans for the Gloucester area?

Looks like the kind of scenery Id enjoy riding in, the Highlander😊

What? All Green? It is all dry and Brown or on fire in California. Very Beautiful .

looks like a good mix of easy ride then off bike for some workout.

Wonderful Wonderful Thanks!

Liking the biking adventures guys. 3 Days riding in Bar Harbor, Maine and Acadia National Park would be an epic video. You have the park loop road and the epic climb up Cadillac Mountain and 50 plus miles of traffic free carriage roads you can ride for a couple of days. The West Street Hotel is very bike friendly and a prefect spot to start/end your rides. Y’all keep riding! 🚴🏼

Would be nice to have such areas, locally available.

This place seems like you could spend weeks exploring it. So cool that they kept this undeveloped! Another great trip guys.

Nantasket beach is completely in the town of Hull

You tube subscripted and did not get a notification from you tube, and or a feed on my home tab when this came out. Unsubscribed and re-subscribed hope to see your next Now We Adventure...Thanks for the ride.

You do a great job with your videos! Thank you for the obvious great effort! Some day consider an "away game." Consider coming to Colorado and ride Waterton Canyon, Clear Creek, Glenwood Canyon or Lake Dillon trails. In Denver are Bear Creek Trail, Mary Carter Trail, Cherry Creek and Platte River or Highline Canal trails. Nearby towns of Boulder and Fort Collins have yet more amazing bicycle trails. You may be pleasantly surprised at the endless miles of beautiful trails out this way!

I live in Hull and do some of this route (Hull/Cohasset) two or three times a week on my non e-bike. It doesn’t get old. It was fun to see you guys make a video of it!!

These always get me motivated for a ride!

Hey guys, great video. But you missed one of the best places to bike thru and you were right next to it. Wompatuck state forest. There are many paved trails and lots of mountain bike / hiking trails too. Definitely go check it out next time!

Beautiful drone work here Jesse!

For our edification, do you always take the Ford? And if so, why not the Rivian or Cybertruck? (I am assuming if you always take the Ford there is a reason).

I know they help up a hill but I would have had to use the whole batetry going up that high. Well done.

Yes, more please! Great video

E bikes….booooo!

A historic tour showing the not so well known historic sites would be great. There are so many not much talked about historic sites. From original settlers to sports , education history, etc

I don't imagine you get enough snow to be able to X-country ski. Loved doing that in upstate NY decades ago. Straight through the woods (hardwoods, avoid the hemlock woods they catch all the snow).

are there places to safely lock you e-bikes when dining? suggestions?

there are videos where you can get the facts and some you watch to just relax..slow down let's see the sights. multiple episodes would be just fine. really enjoyed keep on e-biking

Yep go back. I use to work in South Easton, MA. Enjoyed my time in Boston.

Wow the memories this brings up. In 1983 I was going to school at Ft Devens MA just outside of Ayer MA for 13months. once or twice a month my friends and I would ride the train to Boston Gardens and then travel the city. It looks to have changed a LOT sense then. The USS Constitution has had a major refit sense I was there. I couldn't believe how short the ceilings were and how thick the wood was. BTW the USS Constitution is the only warship still active that has sunk another ship in battle. It really would be nice to get back there and see all that has changed. Nice new channel you two!

I was sooo hoping at least one of you would have been in a vault dweller jumpsuit!

This looks like a good one.

Bikes are the best way to explore wherever you are. Easy to stop and have a look at anything that catches your eye unlike a car. Maybe you should add in a train journey - take out the vehicle parking completely. You have mentioned it before, but I am not sure how good the system is there. You can catch a Go Transit train from Niagara falls (with special bike carriages), and take your bike into Toronto to bike along the waterfront. My wife and I lived in Burlington halfway between and have ridden to both, so you could take the train one way and bike the other. 130km=/80miles.

Stunning! Now I just need a low-carbon (<20g/km) way of crossing the North Atlantic...

Awesome thank you

Thanks guys

Stunning route!

Thanks again for a nice scenic tour.

You guys should have stopped by Brandeis University while you were in Waltham!

I saw some of these iconic places with the best tour guides in the NE!

I really enjoy these! And what a great microcenter!! I was at MIT CISR for a number of sessions and got to visit that exact one! Nothing like that in Canada unfortunately. Boston is such a great city. If you guys ever come to Toronto I can take you on a similar tour. Lots of great paths / routes here.

17:51 - Hi Guys. You guys probably know this already but I'll say it anyway. You two are so fortunate to not only still have each other but also to continually share time with one another via your co-produced channels. I truly enjoy seeing fathers and sons working together, hanging out together, sharing interests, etc. The first time I lost my father I was five years old, when my parents divorced. A further two years would elapse before I'd see him again (briefly) while walking to school one morning. This was the second time I lost my dad. 9 YEARS LATER! We'd had absolutely no communication since that brief encounter until I'd reached my sixteenth year and received, par avion, an envelope containing his handwritten last will and testament. I'd now lost my old man for the third and final time. I knew then that although he wasn't a good husband, he was still my father but I'd never get to know him as a parent, advisor, mate, anything, ever. So, Zac & Jesse, keep being each other's best bud and give each other a strong handshake and a big hug from me.

Wow. The Pittsburgh to DC tail is one I would like to do someday.

You went further than I would have. Keep the videos coming.