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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- It's that time of year people where the storms come thick and fast which makes our cycling rides that bit more of a challenge. Following storm Arwen, today we set off in search of a cafe that did a good old Black Pudding for Mike, however Mike's new Veloflex tyres put paid to this as we had an untimely puncture at Standbury which is just on the outskirts of Haworth.
On this ride we had the usual bike talk where spoke about how the land was formed in this area and more importantly what we carry on a bike ride to repair roadside breakdowns.
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I'm a cyclist and I live in the Pennines
Great Video Daz. Everybody needs a friend like Mike. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers David , he's the joker in the pack
Well done Daz and mike amazing footage keep em coming
Cheers John, just a nice quick video this one to share with people.
I missed these!! Well done lads, I recognise many of the places, so I know what they're like!!
Brrrrr rrr rrrr!! & Thems are Not small hills!! XxX
Hello Andrea, there's some great riding to be done in the North West of England.
Great stuff Dazz…. Mikes voice changing that puncture 😂
He became the angry cyclist Chris
Perhaps Mike should try some Black Pudding in those Veloflex Mr Daz they may last longer.Great vid with a great narative as usual .Please keep them coming
That's a good idea Phillip.
His spare inner tube looked like it was too large to fit in the tyre which is why it took a bit longer than it should have done.
Mike should have a surprise journey to Bury or Stacksteads for his favourite pudds. It's proper fresh over tops anytime of year. I used to live over that way. Wycoller has a story based on it by Emily Bronte.
I've seen the blackpudding shop in Rawtenstall but Mike can snuff them out from 5 miles away.
You two crack me up on your facts and figures 🤣🤣
It was a nice little local ride out Jay but we set off a bit too late as we were assessing the weather. It has been shocking recently !
@MrDazP1 yea its been really bad i take my hat off to ya for going out 😁🤙
SMooth as butter and puncture for fun a summer tyre at best!! And the humour with Mike hehe funny that..Manufactured in 1763 hehe what a plant pot it`s great
I prefer heavier duty tyres and inner tubes Gary as they out way all the minor savings a performance tyre will offer when it comes to reliability.
The main thing is that we had a chuckle and a mini adventure .
I'm not a cyclist and I dont live the Pennines but its another good vidi daz
Nice play on words there Jonathan, thanks for watching...
Good video again daz. Think mike needs to go tubeless.
Cheers Cwil, now that's a good idea .
If ever there was an advert for Gatorskins at this time of year.. talk to Mike! 🤣
Not having the cream walls on road bikes either, personally I think they should be reserved for gravel and mountain bikes, just my opinion though!
I fitted a pair of 28mm to my winter bike on Monday. Gators are a tight fit but don't half offer you some protection John. I personally prefer reliability over marginal gains.
@@MrDazP1adv3ntures 100% agree. I fitted them to my Bianchi for the winter. Got a few mumbles from some of the lads at the club but long as I’m spared from being forced to the roadside fixing a flat then I don’t care!
Definitely notice the difference from the GP5000s I took off.
None of us are pro riders so the expensive light weight tyres won't make us any quicker and if they did, you are just hanging around waiting at the next junction for everyone .
Have you done the big hill in Barlick?
Hi Mark, I have done a lot of hills around there. One of my next videos is to Hamish's cafe above Blacko
What type of inner tube is Mike using i only use continentals or swalbe stops me getting punctures
I'm not sure Andy. In winter I will use Halfords own 700c inner tubes because they are so thick .