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Thanks Lee. Lets get yup there, bring yer one wheeler too 😂👍

We live and learn...... 😠😔

@@wheelssleaford268 Correct, I didn't want the original rocker lever for the 1 down 4 up Lifan and the gear lever which came with the engine was designed for people with tiny feet so I got a better lever off Amazone. Here's the link but I did have to heat it up and bend it out slightly to give a bit more clearance for my size 12s 👍 www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B09JGVPXHL/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

@@Skyfloats72 First bike I ever rode way back in the 70s 👌👍😁

Yes, it fitted but the Lifan is 1 down 4 up and didn't want a 'rocker' style gear lever.

Hi, thanks for that and glad it was undertandabubble 👍 Not sure about the Cud 50 engine but I will stick my neck out and say yes, it will fit as its basically the same just a bigger piston -= I THINK! Check that 🤞

I'm glad you like sire and yes, ace fun which is to be continued...... When it's Feckin dry!! Thanks to your mate gor passing it on, feel free to share the love ☺️👍

@@BuleIndoRoads Oh, have you tried the cables mentioned in the video?

​@@OldNorthern_eMTBer Not the same branded ones as that's not always possible depending on location but I have high quality, high output cables and they didn't do anything. What worked for me is using GoPro labs, I just did it now and I can now use any cables. It's strange that even from the mains the GoPro wouldn't run, definitely not a cable issue in general. It's looks to be something done deliberately so GoPro can sell more Voltas. But yeah, for anyone where the cable change didn't work it's worth recommending GoPro labs

OK, hope this makes sense: If you stand at the point where they were dropped off and look at the hill you see in the background (Hay Bluff), the pickup would have travelled from your right as you look at Hay Bluff, travelling from Gospel Pass to drop them off at the junction. Where you then see them walking and talking AFTER being dropped off is just past Gospel Pass heading TOWARDS where they were dropped off. Its all back to front but I guess it made for a better shot? Did that make sense?

@@OldNorthern_eMTBer brilliant. It does make sense. Thank you very much

Thanks very much ☺️ There is lots of stuff planned, just need the time to do it all 😩

Bombproof bits of kit, the do it all motorcycle 💪👌👍😁 It was the first bike I ever rode as a kid in the 70s, roaring round the footy field not knowing what the hell I was doing 😂

@@Bikervation You're welcome. So many route options down there but definitely best saved for dry weather 👍

@@WilliamLithgowGuitars Why would you want anything other than a Cub? Don't see the point in those big engined bikes, they're no way near as much fun 👍😁

Nope, you're gonna have to enlighten me 🤔👍

@@geofflewis6914 💪😁

@@donwright3427 No but I've just Googled it...... How cool! Not much use off-road I guess 😬😂

Big cables and lots of then? 😬

@@phill2383 Definitely, unfinished business for sure but only after some serious heat 😂

I've had a full licence since Ooooooo, 1983? I was an instructor in the army too 👨‍🏫🛵🏍😁

Doing your motorbike test is not as hard as you think it is. Get your full test so you can ride any bike, then you won't have to retest the CBT every 2 years. Get the training at your local bike trainers, pay them to take you to both parts. Part 1 then part 2. Will cost about £600 depending on where you are in the world. Money well spent and so much better understanding of traffic awareness, bike control taught on both parts.

@@photocoach5483 There seems to be more than one test though. Different levels of licence?

@@Bobario1 Yes. Restricted licence A1 or full licence, A2 1.CBT 2.Theory test (could take months to book this in) 3. Part 1 module 1 test 4. Part 2 module 2 test To get the A1 licence, you need a valid driving licence (provisional category A), a CBT certificate, a valid motorcycle theory pass certificate, and to pass the A1 assessment day. Upgrading to higher licence categories such as A2 or A licence is possible after turning 19 years old. Just do the A2 licence After you’ve passed your "theory" test you’ll also need to pass: Module 1 and 2 (So 4 tests in total, see above.) an off-road riding test going round cones, stopping etc (known as the ‘module 1 test’) an on-road riding test examiner follows you for about 35 minutes (known as the ‘module 2 test’) Its not clear even if you google it or ring up a bike training company. Just do it - and good luck.

I've just got my license to thrill, looking for something to tear me a new @rsehole.

This nothing compared to what some people do on the MIGHTY Cub! But it was enough for me and mine 😁

There's more to come, stay tuned 👍

@@phill2383 I'll be back, when it's been baked, hot unfinished business 💪 Wait till part 2 😬

Yeah, I hate it when they knock old buildings down. Like when they knocked the Temperance Hall down in Craven Arms to make way for some scabby new flats 😡 I named my band after that old building..... Temperance Hall 😎🥁😁

Yeah, I hate it when they knock old buildings down. Like when they knocked the Temperance Hall down in Craven Arms to make way for some scabby new flats 😡 I named my band after that old building..... Temperance Hall 😎🎸🥁😁

Stop, I'm blushing!! ☺ Thanks though 😁👍

@@allanmason7544 Cheers Allan, glad you liked it. Stay tuned for more random content 😁👍

@@jacksonpauljackson2557 Hi, thanks for the Sub👍 Yep, little bikes are ace. This was the first MC I rode in the 70s but tge round headlight model. Stay tuned, got a Marlborough and Aldbourne downs adventure happening next Tuesday, 15th 👍

Cheers boy......Tidy 👍

He would have be fine if he'd have chucked some Kenda K262s on 👌😁

Cheers 👍I need a CT110 Postie, not a bash plate 😁

Hi, if I did a ride in the wet with the Kendas fitted, the review wouldn't be up to much as I'd be taking it easy due to them not being road tyres and it being wet. Having said that, if I was riding in the wet with the road tyres fitted I'd still be taking it easy. The next ride out I do with Justin will be a road ride so I'll be changing tyres for that one so stay tuned 👍

Look forward to it👍

It'll be fine, bomb proof little things. I'd like a CT like Justin so I can keep the Cub off road but until such time, it'll be gripped, sorted and off-roading 💪😁 Great fun though 👌

@@OldNorthern_eMTBer love the side baskets though.

Nnnnnnnnope! 😁 Small bikes are the future 👌 Yep, no comedy off's thankfully, phew 🤞

Your vids are great 👍. Nothing to serious just abit of fun happy days mate.

I got it from 7one racing in Swindon, make sure its the one with the clutch cover which allows you to use the original footoegs, it's got the recess in it like the Cub and has all the wires to plug directly into the existing loom. It's a doddle to do. Guys name is Blaine, tell him you got his details from me, a satisfied customer 👍

​​@@Johnnybegood-kh2ueCheers Jon, serious lightheartedness 👍😁

@@OldNorthern_eMTBer Thanks for a quick reply “ Any chance of the price “ got to hide it from the Mrs 😂

@@OldNorthern_eMTBer I’m only down the road from you Pontypool !!

I was really impressed with the tyres, there were some pretty boggy sections and they coped really well, highly recommend and felt really good on the road to👌

Thanks. Good to hear you’re suggesting these are okay on wet tarmac 👍

​@@wheelssleaford268 Didn't see any rain, dry all day. A wet review to come but when I do road rides, I'll be putting the road tyres back on. They felt great on dry roads 👍

Cheers. For sure, definitely got to give it a go, it's great but nothing like the vids make it out to be but serious fun, just make sure your brakes are in top top working order 😂

Hope the shoulder fixes so you can experience the place, cracking views from the top to 😍👌

Gotta get up the Mr Geoff, proper fun on a bike 👍👌