In this adventurous video, Barry from Fire and Ice Outdoor Gear embarks on a two-day e-bikepacking journey along the Greenbrier River Trail in West Virginia. Using an Addmotor electric bike with a 750W motor, he navigates a 77.7-mile trail through some of the most remote and picturesque countryside in the state. Starting in Cass, near the Cass Scenic Railroad, Barry rides south through changing landscapes, battling intermittent rain and cold temperatures. His journey highlights the versatility of e-bikes for long-distance touring, demonstrating how pedal assist can help manage challenging terrain and extend travel range. Throughout the trip, Barry documents the trail’s beauty, encounters with wildlife, historical railroad markers, and the unique challenges of solo bikepacking. He carefully manages his battery life, using pedal assist strategically and even experimenting with charging methods to maximize his range. The video captures not just a physical journey, but the sense of solitude, adventure, and connection with nature that bikepacking offers.
