Hey from Central Florida!
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Hey from Central Florida!
Hi, I am a runner and my husband wanted to get me a bike for my birthday because I was contemplating a triathlon. So we ended up purchasing Cannondale Quick4 hybrids so we could ride together, as he isn't a runner. Anyway we will bike tour the Outer banks this October, so we have been riding everyday 10-20 miles. We love it. Rails to trails is what we have found enjoyable for us. The challenge will be when the days get shorter in the winter.
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Welcome! We do have some really nice rail trails. If you haven't been yet, give the Little Econ Greenway a shot. Very nice scenery, few at grade road intersections.
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Thanks, I will . We are riding the Pinellas this weekend. I hear it is nice. So have you ridden on the West Orange? We have ridden it several times.
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Welcome to BF and enjoy that new bike! After you come home from your Outer Banks escapade... give the drive train on your tandem a good cleaning and get all that wretched sand out of it. I did a Cape Cod tour a few years ago and I think my bike gained about 10 pounds from the weight of the sand I picked up. It was a very enjoyable tour, but the post-tour cleaning job was one of the worst I've ever had to do!