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Hi, interesting video, thanks. I ride a 350 classic which is very similar to yours and have gone down the accessory route too, I did have heated grips but took them off and bought heated gloves which work a treat. Keep riding and filming, happy new year!

Is this bike comfortable for you? Seems very slow bike.. but beautiful looks .. can't make a decision with it

Hello ,I have the same model as yours, great bike. Were lucky guys. As far as heated grips , a better option would be heated gloves ,they warm the whole hand not just the palms. Have fun.

What is the bag on the LHS? And how is it attached to your Bullet? Another pannier rail? Tnx.

when milleage is something, economic 250cc is enough for a ride

Bike looks loverly, I bought the bronze classic, seeing yours with all the extras makes me wish I'd of got the Bullet, may I ask the make of the screen, it looks taller than the stock one?

Toured Scotland a few times on my efi 500 enfield. It can tour but it has limitations.

Great video! I really loved my classic red/Chrome!

Just finished watching your great ride with the bigger machines. I was worrying that my Bullet wouldn't survive with my big bike riding buddies. No worries.

Just watching your video. I have just parked my 20 day old Bullet till March 2025, sad . Haven't finished watching the full video but looking good so far. Don't get heated grips, better heated gloves, they heat the whole hand and not just the palms. Speaking from experience.

Good on you that was great! Fantastic roads and that view in the end was bloody brilliant 😃 And great to see it holding its own on the motorway, no problem 😎

Gorgeous bike mate! Love your channel name. Mills is my surname and I've got a couple of bullet 500s, just love them! Cheers from Tasmania 😎

Great video, but I feel more like I'm there with you when the music stops. Thanks for confirming it can do motorways in comfort. Sub'd.

I enjoyed the video. I an in Northampton and know the Kimbolton road well. The Bullet sips fuel and manages the motorways ok.

Peak district is one big bikers playground. Itts wonderful pottering through on a RE.

Up until last week I was riding from Mid Devon to London on mine, via the A303 round trip 380 miles a week. Given up now, not the bike too dark and cold. They run on fumes and the most comfortable bike on the road.

Really nice video. Good luck with the channel!

Yours is the most beautiful one of the bikes ;-)

Seen you overtake a car on a RE 350, gasp.

This is a piece of art. May be this bike is not the best technologically but according to me this is the most beautiful motorcycle ever produced ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Everything is proportional.thie bike can make even Triumph Bonneville T 120 black look ugly.

What is that accessory on your handlebar, is it a tripper navigation.Can you provide any details.

It’s a great bike I had one did 1200 miles on it from new , now waiting for the new Vulcan S 650 2025..I can understand why people like them..😎

The bike looks great ! 👏👍😀🏍

On a big bike it's boringly easy. To ride 'progressively' on a smaller bike you have to be more skilled and smooth, is all ;^)

Just found your channel mate. I have two Enfields plus an old pan. I used to live in Bedfordshire now in Cornwall. I love the roads around Kimbolton area. I do have you tube as well. How do you get on with screen i am thinking about getting one for my classic

Been touring with bigger bikes on my 350 classic for a couple of years now. Away from motorways it’s absolutely fine. All day comfortable, remarkably economical and utterly charming to ride. Done Spain to Normandy, tour of Brittany, tour of northern France and John O Groats to Lands End, no issues at all. 13,000 miles so far, loosened up after 3000 miles. This one will be with me for years.

Your little Bullet did remarkably well. Well done! Ride safe.

Hi mate Brit immigrant to France chrome red classic rider, great road bud spot on ride I’ve got 8k + km up on mine run in carefully and will hold 100kph all day even 2 up with luggage, perfect around here on D roads and the odd rout national, even a autorout on a good day, looks like you had a good trip 👍 Pete🇫🇷 PS the motor doesn’t really loose up and come into its own until you have 2500km up 😊

Ey up Nice one, I love the Peak District, but then I may be biased

Comfortably do 65/70. 75mph sometime 👍 but that's after 1500miles of gentle running in

what is your cruising speed on the highway? looks like a great trip!

Love your enthusiasm doing this challenge on a totally inappropriate motorcycle I’ve done LEJOG and completed 1179 miles in under 24 hours and that was on a 1000 cc BMW and I had to be helped off the bike I hurt everywhere wouldn’t have considered it on a 125

Castle Donnington superbike store is better also a long way round to see the Peak District, the Peak District is in my backyard so confused about the route planning, but you did cover some of the better roads

Bike went well, sounds nice 👌

You didn't buy a Himalayan then?

Large displacement ADVs are a trap. Your friends bikes are too heavy to be good offroad and completely outclassed on pavement by even simple sport touring bikes. Get the himalayan. It's a solid bike.

Just been up this weekend on my H100. So much steeper than it looks in any videos but an amazing ride. 40 year old drum brakes were shocking on it.

hi your a young man how can you be tired im 64 years old and do 1000s of miles in my truck and have to unload dutch trolleys on and off my truck every day dont get chance to ride my bike these days on the. 80s & 90s used to do 60,000 plus miles minimum on bikes o f all sizes from 100 cc -600cc but well done on the van van lovely little bike but most my bike were much older then van van i know someone who has the 200cc van from Australia john

just watched this, outstanding achievement on a 125

Did you find the old telephone box ? Great video. Did the same route on my Forza 350.

Awesome.

After my second VanVan, a friend decided to get one as well but he ended up passing his test before me and on to a bigger bike. But while we both had them together, we thought it would be fun to take them cross-country and up Kilpurnie Hill, Perthshire to see if we could reach the Tower. We got permission from the local farmer and off we went. After what felt like 3 hours, we got there! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinpurnie_Hill

Awesome! Thats an amazing effort, especially on a 125. Congratulations! The tune that came on around 15 mins after entering Scotland was a lovely bit of music that suited the footage brilliantly.

No joke, I shouted to my wife, "It's a van van." I love these bikes !

Wtf is that a 50ccm?

Can take a campervan over there, no problem

The fact you done this on a deceased family members old125 is brilliant!!! every other bike I saw could eat the mile's up no worries he's definitely looking down on you with a smile mate bloody good on you!!! Enjoyed watching you ❤

Absolutely boring as 🥱🥱🥱

Why did Dave go ?

Planning on a trip to the lakes in June with my Super Cub 125 or Rebel 1100 to do the six passes. I would prefer my Cub as the single track roads are easier with a slim 125 than my Rebel 1100, I did the NC500 and Applecross pass was easy on the 125 as it is so slim you can squeeze past on most single track roads, unlike the big adventure bikes .