Contacting the Recumbent Gourmet
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Hello Nancy and Mike,
We found your recumbent gourment web site interesting, friendly and of quality. To Canada there are not many information available on recumbent bikes.By consulting your site you convinced us to make experience with recumbent bikes. So we decided to go for a test ride in Florida next November and rent two catrike expedition on Withlachoochee and Saratosa Legacy & VeniceWaterway Trails.
On the other hand the red tide and the quality of the air on the trails worry us?
That’s why we’re thinking of going to California. Knowing that you have already lived there, do you have any suggestions for secure bike paths in California?
Thank you for your collaboration
Pierre and Diane