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Old 06-09-22, 12:43 PM
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Steve B.
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Originally Posted by Velo Mule
That was a good idea to ride the trail while your wife visited the crafts fair. I'm going to have to try that. My wife and I did the trail about 7 years ago. The larger gravel bothered her a bunch and she ended up falling but not getting hurt. I think suddenly transitioning into the part of the trail with the large crushed stone is scary for some. And that was the case with her. We both had 90's mountain bikes with smooth tires. We had no problems on the rest of the trail.

I do wish that smaller gravel could be used because I would prefer to ride with her. With the trail unchanged, there is no chance I could talk her into going again.

Anyway, it is one of my favorite trails.
Seems like they renovated. The trail I rode, 10 miles from New Paltz to the Binnewater Rd. detour, is a fine gravel, easily ridable on 28mm tires.
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