Ebikers and Fulltime RVers new to forum

[Rrr]

Hello everyone
Happy to be on the forum. I checked a few others but you all got it going on, looks like a much kinder forum too. After reading several posts I decided to join, wished I had found this a few years back.
We purchased our Ebikes January of 2020 and are enjoying the Eastern part of the country.

We are in our late 50's and travel with 2 little dogs in our 5th wheel.
We like to do our own repairs and look forward to advice on repairs, learning about places to ride and sharing our favorite rides.
Thanks

 

[Viking1]

Awesome!! We are full time RV as well and currently in Homestead Florida but moving to Wildwood Florida this week for a month. We are in our mid 50’s and working our way to Texas in March so I can go to school to become a certified RV repair technician. E bikes are incredible for what we do!! They also make a good garbage truck!! Welcome to the forum!! Where are you now?

 

[Rrr]

Thanks for the welcome, like your camper and bikes. That is cool you are going to be an RV Tech, lots to repair out there. We are in Apopka, Fl. We also enjoy a good. We use the bikes to get groceries, trash and sometimes we can ride to a brewery.

 

[Viking1]

Very good. You won’t be far from us when we move north this week. We will be just on the other side of the Villages on I-75. Maybe we could meet at some point. We have 3 little dogs.

 

[6zfshdb]

You might want to look at this post on my favorite bike trails:

My Favorite Bike Trails in the Northeastern US

Edit 6/15/20: Added #49 & #50. Edit 12/16/19: Added #47 & #48. Edit 6/23/20: Added #51 & #52. Edit 8/17/20: Added #53 Edit 10/24/21 Added #54 Edit 2/3/ 23: Added #55, #56 Now that the 2019 biking season is pretty much over here in the northeast, I decided to compile a list of my favorite bike...

electricbikereview.com

Most are in the East / Northeastern US.

If you know of any other notable trails, please feel free to comment and I'll add them.

Welcome to the forum and good luck in your travels!

 

[Rrr]

Thanks, I saw that when I was lurking... we have done the Pine Creek, Greenbrier, some of the Eerie Canal, Virginia Creeper, and from our campsite in Bar Harbor we do the carriage roads in Acadia weekly.
What a great list, thanks for sharing it. My better half is putting them on Google maps for reference when we plan our trips.

 

[6zfshdb]

Thanks, I saw that when I was lurking... we have done the Pine Creek, Greenbrier, some of the Eerie Canal, Virginia Creeper, and from our campsite in Bar Harbor we do the carriage roads in Acadia weekly.
What a great list, thanks for sharing it. My better half is putting them on Google maps for reference when we plan our trips.

If you've already ridden Pine Creek, try heading farther west on your next trip and try the Great Allegheny Passage (GAP) trail. It is arguably the best trail in Pennsylvania. For a longer ride, you can continue on using the C&O Canal Trail in Maryland. It's possible to ride 330 miles from Pittsburgh to Washington DC without using any roads. There are also many good R/V parks & campsites along the way.