[RBW] Re: Ride report / 1st tour on my Cheviot

[Jon Dukeman,central Colorado]

Patrick
I've done Waldo Canyon..Gold camp,11 mile canyon.
Jon

On Sunday, July 30, 2017 at 7:54:37 AM UTC-6, Deacon Patrick wrote:

> Jon,
>
> We don't have many rails-to-trails here in Colorado, but we have a lot of 
> rails to roads, and they are amazing roads to ride! Phantom Canyon, Borious 
> Pass, 11 Mile Canyon, Marshall Pass, Gold Camp Road, among many others 
> deeper into the hills. Long, gradual, curving climbs, typically dirt, 
> tunnels, trellis bridges and stunning scenery. Is Waterton Canyon near you 
> one of them, at the start of the Colorado Trail?
>
> With abandon,
> Patrick
>
> On Saturday, July 29, 2017 at 9:02:35 AM UTC-6, Jon Dukeman,central 
> Colorado wrote:
>>
>>
>> Erl,
>> Thanks for sharing your trip photos and stories.
>> I grew up in Ohio and just love those old buildings and beautiful 
>> scenery. We don't have all those Rails- to- Trails out here.
>> Your Cheviot looks amazing.
>> Jon
>>
>>>
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[RBW] Re: Ride report / 1st tour on my Cheviot

[Bob Lovejoy]

Thanks Dave!  I am looking forward to looking over the links you sent. 
 After talking with some people, I am sure, well, fairly sure anyway, I can 
find some truly interesting rides from here in Galesburg, especially when I 
throw in Amtrak for multimodal adventures.  The basic outline of a plan is 
to take Amtrak (with bike) from Galesburg to Kansas City, then ride the 
Katy Trail back to near St. Louis.  From there, someone was telling me 
about the roads and trails that comprise the Mississippi River Trail and I 
am betting there are other options as well.

I rented a car on Friday and did something of a driving tour of eastern 
Iowa and, well ok, bike shops... (Burlington, Iowa City, Cedar Falls).  At 
most of the stops, especially Bickel's in Burlington, I picked up maps and 
notes for different trails and routes so I have much to study.  I am hoping 
to put together at least a few rides  that can be done in a reasonable 
time, practice I am thinking for longer adventures.

Anyway, I will definitely post notes and pictures of anything I figure out. 
 Thanks again for the links!

Bob

On Sunday, July 30, 2017 at 8:14:49 AM UTC-5, Dave Johnston wrote:
>
> Bob,
> It looks like you live pretty close to the Rock Island trail from Toulon 
> to Peoria. If you go a bit further north it looks like you can ride across 
> the entire state from Moline to Chicago starting on the Hennepin and 
> Illinois-Michigan Canal systems.  If you look for bike shops near trails 
> they will often offer shuttle services if you only want to ride one way. 
> The reports below mentions Amtrack service. Start researching and planning 
> and report back with your pictures from the trip!
>
> http://www.illinoistocht.com/bicycling-the-hennepin-and-im.html
> http://www.thechainlink.org/forum/topics/hennepin-canal-trail
>
> -Dave J
>
>

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Re: [RBW] Re: Ride report / 1st tour on my Cheviot

[Jon Dukeman]

Wow.  Galion...about 15 miles apart

On Jul 30, 2017 8:47 AM, "WETH"  wrote:

Mansfield...about halfway between Columbus and Cleveland if traveling on
I71. You?

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Re: [RBW] Re: Ride report / 1st tour on my Cheviot

[WETH]

Mansfield...about halfway between Columbus and Cleveland if traveling on I71. 
You?

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Re: [RBW] Re: Ride report / 1st tour on my Cheviot

[Jon Dukeman]

Wow! Small world... Where in Ohio?
Jon

On Jul 30, 2017 8:06 AM, "WETH"  wrote:

> Jon,
> Thanks.  I'm an Ohio native, too, and agree with you on the old buildings.
> All the best,
> Erl
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[RBW] Re: Ride report / 1st tour on my Cheviot

[WETH]

Jon,
Thanks.  I'm an Ohio native, too, and agree with you on the old buildings.
All the best,
Erl

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[RBW] Re: Ride report / 1st tour on my Cheviot

[WETH]

Dear Andy,
Thanks. The Cheviot is a favorite and a keeper.  It is perfect for a tour of 
this type.  

Yes, someone (PNC?)had trail entrance blocked,  so we backtracked and worked 
our way around the building/block and entered by the bike store.  It was smooth 
sailing from there!  At the time, the blocked trail seemed inauspicious.  In 
hindsight just a small hiccup!   

Trailside in West Newton is a favorite.  Connellsville is the one trail town I 
have not explored much.  I will make exploring it more a goal on my next trip. 

All the best,
Erl
Kensington, MD

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[RBW] Re: Ride report / 1st tour on my Cheviot

[Deacon Patrick]

Jon,

We don't have many rails-to-trails here in Colorado, but we have a lot of 
rails to roads, and they are amazing roads to ride! Phantom Canyon, Borious 
Pass, 11 Mile Canyon, Marshall Pass, Gold Camp Road, among many others 
deeper into the hills. Long, gradual, curving climbs, typically dirt, 
tunnels, trellis bridges and stunning scenery. Is Waterton Canyon near you 
one of them, at the start of the Colorado Trail?

With abandon,
Patrick

On Saturday, July 29, 2017 at 9:02:35 AM UTC-6, Jon Dukeman,central 
Colorado wrote:
>
>
> Erl,
> Thanks for sharing your trip photos and stories.
> I grew up in Ohio and just love those old buildings and beautiful scenery. 
> We don't have all those Rails- to- Trails out here.
> Your Cheviot looks amazing.
> Jon
>
>>
>>

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[RBW] Re: Ride report / 1st tour on my Cheviot

[Dave Johnston]

Bob,
It looks like you live pretty close to the Rock Island trail from Toulon to 
Peoria. If you go a bit further north it looks like you can ride across the 
entire state from Moline to Chicago starting on the Hennepin and 
Illinois-Michigan Canal systems.  If you look for bike shops near trails 
they will often offer shuttle services if you only want to ride one way. 
The reports below mentions Amtrack service. Start researching and planning 
and report back with your pictures from the trip!

http://www.illinoistocht.com/bicycling-the-hennepin-and-im.html
http://www.thechainlink.org/forum/topics/hennepin-canal-trail

-Dave J

On Sunday, July 23, 2017 at 9:53:18 PM UTC-4, Bob Lovejoy wrote:
>
> Thanks for the write-up, the pictures and for doing that!  It looked 
> perfect to me, the kind of ride and adventure that calls to me and probably 
> calls out to just about anyone.  How could it not?  I do not live by good 
> trails like that, at least not that I know of or know to be accessible (car 
> free accessible anyway), but I do live in a town with good Amtrak service. 
>  I think an adventure, something very much like yours, just has to happen 
> for me soon, certainly this year.
>
> Thanks for posting this!  Excellent ride, great adventure, true 
> friendship...
>
> Bob Lovejoy
> Galesburg, IL  
>>
>>

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[RBW] Re: Ride report / 1st tour on my Cheviot

[ascpgh]

Love the report and the bike! My fortunate chance that I can ride that 
trail from my front door. Apologies, locally, for the bad signage and way 
from Point State Park to the First Avenue and Grant Street beginning of the 
trail, locally known as the Jail Trail. PNC may have even had the entry 
blocked while they resurface the part around their building on that corner. 
The new structure to keep riders out of traffic detailed here: 
http://www.post-gazette.com/news/transportation/2017/04/22/Switchback-Smithfield-Street-Bridge-trail-connection-Point-State-Park/stories/201704210221

A couple favorites from my July trip in the rain:
West Newton Lunch at Trailside:




Arriving at Connellsville:



I always stop and buy Gatorade from the bike shop on the trail, just across 
therein drag in Connersville. She loves to chat with riders and can let you 
know who's ahead of you. 


Andy Cheatham

Pittsburgh




On Sunday, July 23, 2017 at 7:21:13 PM UTC-4, WETH wrote:
>
> Ride report/ first tour on Cheviot
>
> After commuting 1500 miles since October on my 60cm Cheviot, I figured it 
> was past time to undertake a tour with it.  My ride report on the credit 
> card tour is here:
> https://lightofferings.wordpress.com/2017/07/23/gap-trail-july-2017/
>
> The Cheviot of course lived up to my expectations.  Loaded with a large 
> Saddlesack on the rear and a basket with a Shopsack on the front, it was 
> steady, quick when needed, and comfortable.  My daily commute is 8 miles 
> each way with stops about every 2 miles for traffic lights.  I did need to 
> tweak handlebar height and angle so I was comfortable for longer distances 
> without a break.  I circumvented the single set of bottle mounts on the 
> Cheviot by carrying a bottle in the front basket and one in the Saddlesack, 
> a workable solution.  The Shopsack held my clothes and toiletries, and the 
> Saddlesack housed tools, snacks, extra sandals, raincoat, and 1st aid kit, 
> with plenty of room to add a tent and sleeping bag for when I camp.  I look 
> forward to more touring on this great bike!
>
>

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[RBW] Re: Ride report / 1st tour on my Cheviot

[Jon Dukeman,central Colorado]

Erl,
Thanks for sharing your trip photos and stories.
I grew up in Ohio and just love those old buildings and beautiful scenery. 
We don't have all those Rails- to- Trails out here.
Your Cheviot looks amazing.
Jon

>
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[RBW] Re: Ride report / 1st tour on my Cheviot

[WETH]

Dear Bob,
Thanks for your thoughts. In my opinion, the GAP (Pittsburg to Cumberland) is a 
nicer trail than the C (Cumberland to D.C.) for the type of tour my friend 
and I undertook.  The towns are spaced a reasonable distance apart (10-20 
miles) with indoor lodging options, the trail goes through the towns or within 
easy access to them, and the trail is extremely well maintained.  The C 
passes through beautiful scenery, but the trail tends to be more rough, and 
many towns are up steep grades from the tow path (Williamsport, Shepherdstown) 
or up a staircase (Harpers Ferry).  If one were camping, than both trails are 
pretty equal, with perhaps a nod to the C hiker/biker campsites.  But for 
shorter days and indoor lodging, the GAP would be my recommendation.  Of 
course, I highly encourage everyone to ride both.  
All the best,
Erl

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[RBW] Re: Ride report / 1st tour on my Cheviot

[Howard in Northern VA]

The Cheviot looks sooo comfortable. Thanks for sharing.

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[RBW] Re: Ride report / 1st tour on my Cheviot

[Bob Ehrenbeck]

Awesome trip, Erl! And, thanks for the report and pics. I've read a lot 
about tours of the entire Pittsburgh-DC route, so it's good to be reminded 
that a great time can be had doing sections. Is the Pittsburgh-Cumberland 
the most scenic portion, or is that the best from a logistics point of view?

Bob E.

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[RBW] Re: Ride report / 1st tour on my Cheviot

[islaysteve]

Thanks for the great photos and writeup, Erl.  Looks like you had a 
fantastic trip and stayed in some nice places.  Can't wait to hear more 
details from you!  Steve


On Sunday, July 23, 2017 at 7:21:13 PM UTC-4, WETH wrote:
>
> Ride report/ first tour on Cheviot
>
> After commuting 1500 miles since October on my 60cm Cheviot, I figured it 
> was past time to undertake a tour with it.  My ride report on the credit 
> card tour is here:
> https://lightofferings.wordpress.com/2017/07/23/gap-trail-july-2017/
>
> The Cheviot of course lived up to my expectations.  Loaded with a large 
> Saddlesack on the rear and a basket with a Shopsack on the front, it was 
> steady, quick when needed, and comfortable.  My daily commute is 8 miles 
> each way with stops about every 2 miles for traffic lights.  I did need to 
> tweak handlebar height and angle so I was comfortable for longer distances 
> without a break.  I circumvented the single set of bottle mounts on the 
> Cheviot by carrying a bottle in the front basket and one in the Saddlesack, 
> a workable solution.  The Shopsack held my clothes and toiletries, and the 
> Saddlesack housed tools, snacks, extra sandals, raincoat, and 1st aid kit, 
> with plenty of room to add a tent and sleeping bag for when I camp.  I look 
> forward to more touring on this great bike!
>
>

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[RBW] Re: Ride report / 1st tour on my Cheviot

[Bob Lovejoy]

Thanks Erl.  Indeed, I will definitely have to look into that.  I believe I 
can take Amtrak (with the bike) from Galesburg to Kansas City.  That would 
get me near the western start.  Then, if I decided I would/could do the 
whole thing, I would just need to figure out the logistics from the St. 
Louis area (??) back home.  I am thinking there might be more rail trails 
or at least good roads where I could just ride back home (which would be 
very cool).  Could be great fun and certainly good practice for longer 
adventures.

I am going to work on figuring out!  

Thanks again for the post, pictures and ride report.

Bob
 

On Monday, July 24, 2017 at 9:14:04 AM UTC-5, WETH wrote:
>
> Roberta and Bob,
> Thanks for the kind words. 
> Bob, you seem to be 3-4 hours from the start of the Katy trail in St. 
> Charles, MO.  http://www.bikekatytrail.com
> It is on my list of trails I want to ride.  It seems similar to the GAP 
> trail in many ways.
> All the best,
> Erl

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[RBW] Re: Ride report / 1st tour on my Cheviot

[Jay Connolly]

Great looking ride and some wonderful photos.

Jay

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[RBW] Re: Ride report / 1st tour on my Cheviot

[WETH]

Roberta and Bob,
Thanks for the kind words. 
Bob, you seem to be 3-4 hours from the start of the Katy trail in St. Charles, 
MO.  http://www.bikekatytrail.com
It is on my list of trails I want to ride.  It seems similar to the GAP trail 
in many ways.
All the best,
Erl

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[RBW] Re: Ride report / 1st tour on my Cheviot

[Bob Lovejoy]

Thanks for the write-up, the pictures and for doing that!  It looked 
perfect to me, the kind of ride and adventure that calls to me and probably 
calls out to just about anyone.  How could it not?  I do not live by good 
trails like that, at least not that I know of or know to be accessible (car 
free accessible anyway), but I do live in a town with good Amtrak service. 
 I think an adventure, something very much like yours, just has to happen 
for me soon, certainly this year.

Thanks for posting this!  Excellent ride, great adventure, true 
friendship...

Bob Lovejoy
Galesburg, IL  
>
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[RBW] Re: Ride report / 1st tour on my Cheviot

[REC]

What a lovely ride; thanks for sharing.  It looks doable for those of us 
(me) not in good shape. Thanks, also, for the links.

Roberta

On Sunday, July 23, 2017 at 7:21:13 PM UTC-4, WETH wrote:

> Ride report/ first tour on Cheviot
>
> After commuting 1500 miles since October on my 60cm Cheviot, I figured it 
> was past time to undertake a tour with it.  My ride report on the credit 
> card tour is here:
> https://lightofferings.wordpress.com/2017/07/23/gap-trail-july-2017/
>
> The Cheviot of course lived up to my expectations.  Loaded with a large 
> Saddlesack on the rear and a basket with a Shopsack on the front, it was 
> steady, quick when needed, and comfortable.  My daily commute is 8 miles 
> each way with stops about every 2 miles for traffic lights.  I did need to 
> tweak handlebar height and angle so I was comfortable for longer distances 
> without a break.  I circumvented the single set of bottle mounts on the 
> Cheviot by carrying a bottle in the front basket and one in the Saddlesack, 
> a workable solution.  The Shopsack held my clothes and toiletries, and the 
> Saddlesack housed tools, snacks, extra sandals, raincoat, and 1st aid kit, 
> with plenty of room to add a tent and sleeping bag for when I camp.  I look 
> forward to more touring on this great bike!
>
>

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