Arkansas River Trail - Little Rock by Recumbent Trike

[@paullyle3461]

Good ride thanks for sharing Happy Trails Paul from Northern California 💕😎

[@rollingreclinerRecumbent]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@davidgerescher5527]

Very nice, thank you.

[@TheSouthernTriker]

Wonder that you guys came to ride our trail in Arkansas hoping you’ll come back sometime maybe I can join the group ride❤ keep peddling .

[@FlyNatural]

That’s my trail!!! Lol love seeing people come to our state and do the river trail loop and I do it often myself just walking sometimes. I’ll start at burns park and go to down town or I’ll start down at the twin rivers park and go to the big dam bridge from there. If you make your way back this way you can also take the trail from twin rivers bridge all the way to Pinnacle MT. Iv never done that part of the trail, but plan to this coming March or April when I get my trike.

[@rollingreclinerRecumbent]

It started out so cold that day.

[@FlyNatural]

@@rollingreclinerRecumbent try coming I the summer months, May,June, and July you’ll be wishin it was winter lol 😂

[@conniehoyle2669]

Love your flags

[@brent1801]

yep, the Little Rock side is not really much of a loop, it can be done through downtown, but not advised. I usually will just ride from two rivers park, over big dam bridge to north Little Rock side and then back, which is about 22 miles. there are hill options off the main river trail if that is your thing. I am curious, which Shimano STEPS motor do y'all have ? I have a ti-fly 26 with a bionx, then a Falco that I don't like. particularly how did it do for you over the big dam bridge, which is a pretty good hill on a trike. there are a few bumpy sections along the river trail you may have noticed, did you think the ti-fly X handled them much better than say a ti-fly 26 ? thanks and great videos.

[@rollingreclinerRecumbent]

On this ride, I was on a Ti-Fly20 with the e6100 Steps and my wife was riding Ti-Fly26 with e8000. We usually run them in Eco mode, but on the e6100 I usually have to bump it up to normal if I want to save my knees on steeper inclines😉. We generally reserve the Ti-Fly X's for gravel rides. The 3x26 would absorb bumps better. Our friends had an e8000 and the new EP8 on their HP Scorpions.

[@conniehoyle2669]

How many miles did you ride? Looks lovely

[@rollingreclinerRecumbent]

This was a light day, only 26 miles.

[@BeezodogsPlace]

What sort of camera are you using. From the looks of it, you are using a very wide-angled lens on a pole. Would this have been a 360º camera of some sort? Great video!

[@rollingreclinerRecumbent]

It's a GoPro Hero 8 and I do hold it on a reversed selfie pole. Makes it smoother and don't have to watch my feet in the video.

[@TheFlamingEyeball]

Looks nice and flat, which I wouldn't expect for AR.

[@dustinday3951]

How long did it take to get to one side and back, thinking of tooling my e trike on the loop

[@rollingreclinerRecumbent]

To make the full loop could take anywhere from 2 to 4 hours depending on your speed and if you know how to navigate the South side. We got lost on the South side just West of Little Rock because there was not a fully dedicated path in parts like there is on the North side.