Post by Michael on Feb 8, 2018 21:20:48 GMT -7
This was a fast run from the boat launch at Capalano Park to the east Rundle park west pedway bridge..
I averaged 30-45 kph, using throttle only.
This is listed as a double track at Trailforks, IT IS A DOG PARK!, and there is more dogs on this path than any other regular pathway (I rode it at dinner time).
Be prepared to stop on a dime, Stay right and pass left, announce yourself with a noise maker or shouting "Passing".
Pedestrians don't understand single file both ways when passing, they seem to enforce there rights to crowd you off the path into the bush's by proceeding double file.
This is pea-gravel on top of hardpack clay. It is loose at any speed, don't kid yourself by thinking you can have grip with a dirt tire, it wont.
One side is trees, the other side, if you are lucky, is the river and you wont break bones by hitting a tree.
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I averaged 30-45 kph, using throttle only.
This is listed as a double track at Trailforks, IT IS A DOG PARK!, and there is more dogs on this path than any other regular pathway (I rode it at dinner time).
Be prepared to stop on a dime, Stay right and pass left, announce yourself with a noise maker or shouting "Passing".
Pedestrians don't understand single file both ways when passing, they seem to enforce there rights to crowd you off the path into the bush's by proceeding double file.
This is pea-gravel on top of hardpack clay. It is loose at any speed, don't kid yourself by thinking you can have grip with a dirt tire, it wont.
One side is trees, the other side, if you are lucky, is the river and you wont break bones by hitting a tree.
If you are viewing this on your phone and wish to zoom in on the map, switch to Desktop Mode.
