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Terrific filming. Love the drone work.

Thank you for wonderful views and fabulous drone footage, the Autumn colours were lovely. Well done for completing the journey, you must be so very proud of your achievement. Can we have drone and Rusty cam on the next one please? 😃

Great series of videos. Really enjoying your adventures.

Well done. An excellent achievement. This part brought back memories of my autumn hike from Berwick upon Tweed to Innerleithen. The old brain still remembers a surprising amount of what you filmed. Those descents where you cut between POV and drone footage were very effective.

Another fantastic watch whilst sitting in the nice warm house 🤣🤣What make is the fattie please?

brilliant! Lovely to see that you finished! Again - I tried it and quit in the first 40-50 miles or so - well done you! I'll have to go back now I know it's hard but possible!! thanks for sharing!

Well done , I’m glad the final day was kinder weather wise 🚲👍

Typical uplands weather 😂 still all those climbs are well worth that descent ,wonderful series keep pedalling atb Dave PS I felt your pain with the hot aches 🥶 its horrible until it passes 🔥

Well done! brilliant acheivement some more great drone footage have been to Cockburnspath and Cove Harbour before really nice places, how many days did you cover to do the whole thing? thanks for sharing enjoyed watching 😁👏🎉👍

Excellent stuff! What width tyres & pressures were you running on the FB?

Thank you 😀. Wow that must have been interesting on a Brompton- good on you for giving it a try. From memory I think I doubled back. I’ve not done the loop. Cheers

I am still discovering these great videos of yours. Thank you for a lovely film. I had a little run up there on my Brompton in the summer and failed 🤣. I will have another go next time I am there on something less ridiculous. Have you completed this loop back to Garlieston?

Just found this channel great trip lady's, 👍🏻 👌 watched a few of your videos now 😀 they are mint 👌 xx❤

Fabulous scenery, shame that the weather was bad, the rain you endured looked like you needed to build an Ark! As a very, very slow cyclist I am amazed at the speed you fly down those hills and narrow tracks. Thank you for a beautiful film, showing the wonderful scenery of Dumfries & Galloway and the Borders.

Week before this was made, I tested a helmet on the way off the Brethren. Enjoy the Lammermuirs

What's the fitting you used to attach the hose to the calliper bleed nipple? Thanks for the video.

Excellent video. Makes me want to try it out. Great series of videos.

im loving these videos, and you are nearly there!!

I’ve watched this and your second video on this route, and it looks tough going - I admire your mental and physical stamina to stick at it! Just wondered what frame bag you’re using on your Tallboy(?). Reason I ask is because I have the same bike in large, and have been looking for a frame bag to fit it. Is yours a custom made thing, or an off the shelf one?

Thanks for sharing your trip, have you a gpx file of the route that you'd be happy to share?

Keep up with your great work girls 😅😅😅

Thank you for a wonderful film. You must be so proud to have completed that section, what an epic adventure you had. The two days of sunshine compared to the last day in the rain and wind must have been a real challenge. I think I would have had a sense of humour failure with that barbed wire 🤣.

Those bog sections really have to be ridden to be experienced how tough they are to get through, fat bike certrainly comes in handy there I have plus tyres on ebike they do not too bad but still have to walk some sections of boggy terrain, kudos to those uphill climbs great scenery on ride great drone shots thanks for sharing! 😁🤙

A fantastic tour, thanks for sharing and have a nice week✌

Looking good keep up with all your great work girl 😂😂😂

Great video ! The diversion was long ! I mind doing this last year from fort Augustus down to fort William , a beautiful route .

Thanks for the presentation and sharing your journey 👍🏻 looked amazing

What an amazing trip. Thoroughly enjoyed watching your days on the bikes...inspiring!! 😊

Great video thank you. I have had terrible problems with my hope pistons seizing solid so bad the wheel won't go round. I have used the silicon grease and also dot fluid on a cotton bud. Even after that the pistons are seized solid. I have destroyed two sets of pistons now trying to push them back in. This is then an expensive bike shop repair each time. There pistons are extremely fragile and break very easily. What can you suggest ?

Very intresting to see the Southern Upland Way route, they boggy sections can be a bugger like you say hard to guess how swampy they are. When youre stopping for the night do you basically stay over in the bothies? Just curious how you plan this as would like to do some routes that may take a few days. Lovely drone footage on the days with good weather. That bracken and thick grass sections are tough to cut through. Enjoyed watching, thanks for sharing and looking forwawrd to next part 😁👍.

Looking amazing girls keep up with all your great work 🎉🎉🎉

Great video Claire, I know the route very well, it was a good c2c choice with wonderful variety. An inspiration to anyone wanting to savour the very best of this part of our country.

@PThree-ru7gl 0 seconds ago Hi, would you happen to have the GPX file for the route, it looks amazing ?

great work - i attempted this with a bivibag in 2011 I think, made it about 60 miles and quit! I struggled with the navigation and how slow the progress was. Great work! I'm inspired to try again!

Thank you for sharing this, fabulous scenery and a real insight into the SUW. I had no idea it would be as arduous, well done for persevering. Our paths crossed at Rispen and you mentioned this had been a bit of an adventure 😀. Lovely to meet you and your partner and trail doggy, keep up the good work.

This is excellent!! - We've had the SUW on the bucket list for a few years but never seem to get the right combination of weather/time & fitness (mostly fitness to be honest!!) - I knew their would be steps on day 1 but they looked a nightmare... getting my 85lb packed fatty up there will be tramatic I suspect. I've done a few sections (Castle Kennedy to Clatteringshaws) as we're somewhat local to the area and from what I had done I thought the obstacles (anywhere you need to lift really) were fairly minimal - sounds like they are worse further on from your narrative - regardless looking forwards to the second installment! - ATB Tom

Sense of humour failure?? Haha you have to have one in the first place.

Maybe some work should be carried out on the trail. Some of the sections certainly looked very steep.

The narration sounds like you are reciting something from a Janet and John book....very droll.

Well done you twa. Epic trip. Done about 95% of the route over the years since I retired! The track from Tomintoul down the River Avon is very very special. So glad I live in Scotland, we have endless quiet trails everywhere, and no problems wild camping outside the national parks.

Thank you for sharing your journey. I am 86 years old cannot cycle as I wish, but on my stationary bike in the summer house looking across the fields I am able to share with you your amazing journey. Keep going.

Fantastic scenery well captured.

Thank you, discovered your channel today and really enjoyed the videos, keep going please, its great to have a non shouty presenter and fantastic scenery.

Really enjoyed this and having just stumbled upon your videos I'm pleased I have a lot of catching up to do. Thanks for sharing.

Epic trip!

Watched this earlier today, what a route ! No mad hike a bike or silly relentless climbing super steep stuff. You guys got fairly decent weather aswell. Well done guys, enjoyed watching that 💪

Well done on such a great route! Really enjoyed the video ! Thanks for sharing your adventure

Ms Karen and Ms Claire, in The Special Territory of Yogyakarta, Indonesia, I enjoy your share riding your MTBs in several parts of your country. It's truly amazing. Warm greetings from The Special Territory of Yogyakarta, Indonesia. 😊

Watched this video when I was looking to do this route. Have now done it a number of times over the last few months as a break from being in hospital with my dad. He's the lone fisherman on the side of loch bradan as you cycle along it. You went past his old jeep before you turned down there. Just rewatched it as he died this week. He loved being up there.

That was great guys! So well put together, thankyou for shareing.