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You must use polyurethane wheels if the smoothness of the road bugs you :-)
There's a woman on "kickbiking" who goes in Old Town Sacramento and just rides in the city on the streets with her Trikke 8 version 1 - her name is Marg. I went with her a few weeks ago, it's a neat spot.
I know that at American River College they just repaved nearly all of the parking lots and if you go early on a Sunday, you can Trikke there. It feels really smooth...
The path near Negro Bar is nice too, but I'm not sure if it's super smooth. I have a T8 v 1, but I use my T8.5 with air tires which doesn't rattle so much (now that I finally have one).
There are about 6 other riders in Sacramento. They all are on the kickbiking listserv. I'm trying to get them on this listserv as well but they're being a bit obstinate ;-)
Rae
On 7/12/06, Alicia <aliciap@...> wrote:
Hi Rae,
I tried the trail that starts in Old Sacramento. It's a little rough
(surface wise), but seems like it would be a pretty good trail. But
unfortunately I tried it for the first time a couple of weekends ago
on a 100 degree day, so I guess I should try it again.
Is that the trail you wrote about below?
Oh, and I Trikke, which is why I'm looking for newer pathed trails.
Thanks,
Alicia
--- In river_city_trikkers@yahoogroups.com , "Rae Impster"
<curlyhairedimp@...> wrote:
>
> Hi - the American River bike trail is HUGE. Have you tried there yet?
>
> Do you trikke or bike?
>
> Rae
>> On 7/11/06, Alicia <aliciap@...> wrote:
> >
> > I've been looking for some good bike paths in the Sacramento
area and
> > am wondering if your group knows of any?
> >
> > The best one I know of is in Rancho Cordova on the outskirts of a new
> > housing development. It goes for at least a couple of miles and is
> > newly paved.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Alicia
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>> --
> "A friend is someone that hears the song in your heart and sings it
to you
> when your memory fails" - painted on a tile in the women's restroom
at ETC (
> www.etctrips.org), a non-profit that focuses on whitewater rafting for
> disabled and at-risk youth and adults
>
> "I feel sorry for American liberals, but the Canadian economy just can't
> support them," an Ottawa resident said. "How many art-history majors
does
> one country need?"
>
--
"A friend is someone that hears the song in your heart and sings it to you when your memory fails" - painted on a tile in the women's restroom at ETC (www.etctrips.org), a non-profit that focuses on whitewater rafting for disabled and at-risk youth and adults
"I feel sorry for American liberals, but the Canadian economy just can't
support them," an Ottawa resident said. "How many art-history majors does
one country need?"
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