Stunning landscapes and challenging route. The small villages seemed quite nice. Glad you had a good time. Hope to see more bike camping episodes. Filming, editing and music were outstanding.
Thanks for watching Almonte, i really enjoyed this trip. I hope its tge first if many cycling trips, i have another coming up in the summer which should be equally as good. All the best. Dean
Good to see you in my neck of the woods mate, I grew up in Whitby so its always nice to see it on film. I can recommend Altura panniers for when you decide to ditch the back packs, no wonder your backsides were hurting ;) Great vid, thank you.
+Haze Outdoors Thanks for watching mate. I’ve been looking at the Alpkit bikepacking kit but didn’t want to commit to spending a fortune until we’d done that first trip out :-) thankfully the backside recovered quickly and I’m ready for the next adventure on 2 wheels. All the best. Dean
Welcome to Yorkshire Dean, big fan of your channel and it makes me want to visit the Peak District. Then you go and post this!...my homeland, I suppose what I’m saying is, we have a beautiful country don’t we?...just wish people would take the time to appreciate it. All the best..look forward to more.
+Viper Thanks for watching mate, we certainly do live in a beautiful country. We passed through so many varied landscapes in such a short space of time. Forests -> Moorland -> Coastal.
That was a very different and an enjoyable watch, you can’t beat some of these old railway lines for keeping you off the roads. Can’t blame you for ending up in the pub I had a feeling that was going to happen when you mentioned having a drink, just too much temptation in my eyes and who could blame you. A great video, food for thought. Regards James
+Philip Nicolson Thanks for watching Philip. We had no real plans for this trip so it evolved nicely, we couldn’t resist the call of the open fire :-) haha. All the best Dean
Another great video Dean, and I watch most of yours. Top tip learnt from bike packing the hard way myself, pack your kit on the bike as the weight of a rucksack on your back lent over the bars will give you backache. It also adds to your own weight bearing down onto a sadle and its no fun on the old buttock region. I've found bike packing helps me squeeze in more precious outdoor adventures and wild camping time in my time poor life. Keep up the great and entertaining videos, they are a joy.
Massive respect Dean for cycling on some of those paths on your road bike! I’ve done some off road on mine and it’s not fun! Also Kudos for cycling for 4 days with a backpack on! When I packed all my gear in my backpack for that overnight camp at the Bushcraft Forrest it was bad enough let alone 4 days of it! I promptly ditched the backpack idea and ordered a load of bikepacking gear LOL not had chance to use it yet though 😭 look forward to the next one 😃👍
+DownHillCol Thanks for watching Col, I must admit I probably would have been better off on my MTB on this trip :-) Really enjoyed it though and I’d definitely like to do more but I’ve been putting off spending a fortune of the kit. I’d like a full Alpkit bikepacking setup but it costs so darn much to get quality kit and I have other financial priorities at moment (bloody kids 😃) It would definitely help the posterior to transfer some of the weight of my back and on to the bike though. Hope your well mate, catch you again soon. Dean
As always Dean a truly wonderful watch and listen and the magic of that fire was well, magical lol. I have been thinking of getting out more on the bike and bike camping like I used to do when I wuz a boi so thank you for the inspiration to attempt that again. Happy wandering. Paul :)
+Paul Outdoors Thanks for watching Paul. I’d been wanting to get out on the bike more and Stevo suggest a bike packing trip so I couldn’t resist it :-) really enjoyed it and we learned a lot for next time. Hope you get out on your bike soon. All the best. Dean
Cheers for that. We're thinking about doing something similar (maybe knocking some of the distance off for some single track riding instead) but great to get a bit of a feel for it.
Log fire - can't go wrong. I haven't watched for ages Dean but the bike packing really did intrigue me. It was nice to hear your voice again to be honest. I've missed you I guess. Love them sweeping rides - as you say exhilarating. I see it's popular for riders - that's good. All round a fabulous trip. Take care and all the best. Mark
I'll chime in, Mark, with agreement on the attraction of a log fire (and a bed) in the face of bad weather - oh heck, even in good weather. Inn to inn looks like a promising approach for this route.
+Wye Explorer Thanks for watching Mark, we couldn’t resist the call of the open fire. It’s nice to have extra comforts at times, I love camping but if I did this trip again in any season but summer I’d go from YHA to YHA :-) Stevo and I have another trip in the pipeline too which may follow a similar pattern. Hope you are well, All the best. Dean
+Random Button Pusher Thanks for watching mate. A warm and dry place to sleep is becoming more attractive these days rather than rough it in the cold, wet and dark :-) It was more of a social adventure so really enjoyed relaxing and chatting in the pub with Stevo, we don’t see enough of each other due to life’s complications. All the best. Dean
A pleasure to watch Dean. Yes the YHA establishments. People forget they're there. I suspect the new trip will be a good one. As far as I'm concerned I've had the hardest year - I lost my dear twin brother Paul and very nearly never made that one but I'm still here and hiking and watching great adventures like this. Take care.
As you went past the RAF station, the large wedge shaped structure to the right was on telly yesterday (Tues 24/10) it was shown on Tony Robinsons coast to coast thanks for yet another cracking video atb Barry
What a great ride Dean, you did some mileage there. Nice to see a lot of places I recognise. I was looking at doing the Cinder Track this year but never got round to it, hopefully next year. Bike packing is pretty good as you get to cover a lot more distance than walking. thanks for sharing. ATB Ben
Having done the Tabular hills walk a couple of years back it's nice to see some familiar sights. The climb up into Wykeham forest looks as steep as I remember!
+Kit McCallion Thanks for watching mate, that climb up to the forest seems to drag on :-) especially when laden down with kit on the bike. Really enjoyed our time there. All the best. Dean
Bikes loaded up, open roads, tracks, hills and sea with a few pubs along the way - down hill at times and burning calories - what could be better! Liked the fast paced video, felt like a real journey but without the sore rear end haha... oh and " not a bad view at all that".. ATB Stephen.
+Paul Sheard Thanks for watching Paul, hope you have fun while out camping and making the video. I’ll keep my fingers crossed for nice weather for you :-) All the best
Great video Dean. I once went on week long school trip to Cloughton way back when some 20 odd years ago so made me simile I remember yomping up and down the cinder track. Keep up the good work.
+Paul Brock Thanks for watching Paul, I really love that area along the coast near Cloughton. I went on a school trip about 23 years ago to the North York Moors too and I remember we went on the steam train. Seems like a lifetime ago :-) All the best. Dean
Dean.....great video and love the fact it’s not full of loud music......the real world of noises is so much more inviting and interesting....I subscribed 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼✅✅
That was brilliant mate! Went on a push bike for the first time in about twenty years recently. Absolutely loved it. More expense though it appears, need to sort out some panniers or bikepacking kit methinks! Great vid. Atb Mike
Thanks for watching Mike, we really enjoyed this trip. Have more planned soon but Stevo is soon to be a Dad so not sure when we'll get out. He might be up to his neck in nappies soon :-) haha. All the best, Dean.
Nice one Dean, got myself a bike mid last year for this exact reason, still haven’t got around to any bike packing yet though lol Thanks for sharing mate, Atb Mark
I really enjoyed this trip, hoping to do more of it this year once the weather improves. Hope you manage to get out too mate. Thanks for watching, atb. Dean
Thanks Dean, as always really enjoyable. Do you think that a hike along the British canal system could be done? There would be little chance of tenting (I assume) but I have been watching some narrow boat you tubers and the scenery is stunning. The Derwent Valley Heritage Way should feature your hike there as promotional material. Better than anything on TV.
Hi Dean,what a great video I fancy a visit to the N York Moors again,great to see you out & about,hope those bikes weren't laying on their sides at the viaduct,that's a no no mate with the trusty steed,only joking mate keep up the great work,Colin P.
+Colin Pearce Thanks for watching Colin. Really enjoy visiting the North York Moors, have lots of great memories from there but don’t visit nearly enough. My bike is only a cheapo but I should treat it better I must admit :-) haha. All the best. Dean
Thanks Dean Steve great video. Still not sure whether bikepacking is preferable to touring with panniers myself. Bikepacking is definitely " cooler" but is it less practical ! Whatever you choose its getting out to the remote areas that matters.
Sorry mate. Am a recent sub and have only just seen this. What a great film. Very informative. Was in Whitby same time as you. Such a lovely area. Thought I knew it well but obviously not!. Great stuff. Atb. Adam.
Great adventure. I recognise a few of the spots. I’d have checked in too. Log fire. Ale. Yep. Ave it... been toying with bike packing/Camping. Reckon I’ll give it a go soon enough. Thanks for taking us along. Did you really leave your car there for 3 days?? 😂. Atb dean.
+Andy Wardle Thanks for watching Andy. I don’t mind leaving my car in a residential area where it doesn’t look too out of place, left it there earlier in the year overnight so felt safe :-) we couldn’t resist the call of the fire and he ale, great food too. Certainly beats boil in a bag food haha. All the best mate, Dean
+Andy Wardle I’m definitely turning soft, done my far share of cold weather stuff over the years so I’m craving the warmth of summer already... I think another escape to the land down under is called for :-) hope you have a good one in the Lakes mate
+Adam Worboys Thanks for watching Adam, it was a great trip. There are only a few small sections along he road near Scarborough and then the section busy section from Hole Of Horcum to the turn off for Goathland. All the rest is on quite roads so it’s all good, I hate riding on busy roads.
Hi Dean, I ve just watched this great video and really enjoyed viewing it. I noticed you used a btwin road bike (I also have one ) can you please tell me what puncture proof tyres you used because there was some rough ground along your journey, thanks
Hi Tomart, Thanks for watching. I have some Schwalbe Marathon plus on my btwin. They aren't puncture proof but they have been great at resisting then so far. Definitely worth the money :-)
great video, i think i might have to factor a trip to some of the places in this video for next years bikepacking, usually do wales / snowdonia, but fancy the yorkshire moors......might even see a werewolf ;-) 1 tip for ya though, get yerself one of those 'grey" /plasticy bike covers from the £1 shop, works great for keeping most of the drizzle etc off the bike...and when it gets too oily etc..well its only cost a quid, so can dispose of it.
Nice ride. Tell Steve to adjust his seat a little bit higher ,it seams to low. His knees must be hurting. Just a friendly jester. Thanks for the video.
@@DeanRead am doing some of the routes you filmed so was interesting. Also what gopro was you using. Hope u Guys do more videos as I've just started up bikepacking myself.
Didn't know about the railway path, we wanted a few hills 😁 I only knew about the Cinder track so will have to Google the railway path of which you speak 👍😎
hey buddy love your content and veriety. have you many trips planned for this year as getting a few of us together for some events country wide, let me know ;) peace
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Stunning landscapes and challenging route. The small villages seemed quite nice. Glad you had a good time. Hope to see more bike camping episodes. Filming, editing and music were outstanding.
Thanks for watching Almonte, i really enjoyed this trip. I hope its tge first if many cycling trips, i have another coming up in the summer which should be equally as good. All the best. Dean
Good to see you in my neck of the woods mate, I grew up in Whitby so its always nice to see it on film. I can recommend Altura panniers for when you decide to ditch the back packs, no wonder your backsides were hurting ;) Great vid, thank you.
+Haze Outdoors Thanks for watching mate. I’ve been looking at the Alpkit bikepacking kit but didn’t want to commit to spending a fortune until we’d done that first trip out :-) thankfully the backside recovered quickly and I’m ready for the next adventure on 2 wheels. All the best. Dean
Welcome to Yorkshire Dean, big fan of your channel and it makes me want to visit the Peak District. Then you go and post this!...my homeland, I suppose what I’m saying is, we have a beautiful country don’t we?...just wish people would take the time to appreciate it. All the best..look forward to more.
+Viper Thanks for watching mate, we certainly do live in a beautiful country. We passed through so many varied landscapes in such a short space of time. Forests -> Moorland -> Coastal.
That was a very different and an enjoyable watch, you can’t beat some of these old railway lines for keeping you off the roads. Can’t blame you for ending up in the pub I had a feeling that was going to happen when you mentioned having a drink, just too much temptation in my eyes and who could blame you.
A great video, food for thought.
Regards
James
Great. Go for it boys, bike packing is a fantastic way to spend your time with your mates. Good luck and thank you.
Really enjoyed watching this. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching Jennifer
Great video Dean. Looked like good fun. It's great when you stop off for one and it turns into a session.
+Philip Nicolson Thanks for watching Philip. We had no real plans for this trip so it evolved nicely, we couldn’t resist the call of the open fire :-) haha. All the best Dean
Enjoyed watching that, just what I needed, laid up in bed here with a bad back and that popped up in my feed! Thanks for sharing!
Classic old school GT Zasker, very nice!!!
Thanks for watching 👍
Great seeing you bike packing in my wife’s neck of the woods! Glad you enjoyed it!😊
Thanks for watching Steven. It's a fantastic part of the country, really like it around those parts. Can't wait to return again.. All the best, Dean.
Amazing! Thanks for sharing your bikepacking trip.
+Vita Brkt Thanks for watching :-)
Thanks for sharing. We camped at that pub in Levisham approx 30 years ago. Happy memories.
+Saxilby Joe Thanks for watching Joe, it’s a really great pub. So glad we decided to stay there and not camp in the rain :-) All the best. Dean
Never been but it looks a lovely area of the country! Looks like you had fun👍👍👍
+The Young Machinist Thanks for watching mate, it was a great few days :-)
Excellent film of your trip.
Thanks for watching Gareth
Awesome! A frame bag and biggest seat bag you can manage will take weight off your back to reduce the dreaded ring sting
Another great video Dean, and I watch most of yours. Top tip learnt from bike packing the hard way myself, pack your kit on the bike as the weight of a rucksack on your back lent over the bars will give you backache. It also adds to your own weight bearing down onto a sadle and its no fun on the old buttock region. I've found bike packing helps me squeeze in more precious outdoor adventures and wild camping time in my time poor life. Keep up the great and entertaining videos, they are a joy.
Massive respect Dean for cycling on some of those paths on your road bike! I’ve done some off road on mine and it’s not fun! Also Kudos for cycling for 4 days with a backpack on! When I packed all my gear in my backpack for that overnight camp at the Bushcraft Forrest it was bad enough let alone 4 days of it! I promptly ditched the backpack idea and ordered a load of bikepacking gear LOL not had chance to use it yet though 😭 look forward to the next one 😃👍
+DownHillCol Thanks for watching Col, I must admit I probably would have been better off on my MTB on this trip :-) Really enjoyed it though and I’d definitely like to do more but I’ve been putting off spending a fortune of the kit. I’d like a full Alpkit bikepacking setup but it costs so darn much to get quality kit and I have other financial priorities at moment (bloody kids 😃) It would definitely help the posterior to transfer some of the weight of my back and on to the bike though. Hope your well mate, catch you again soon. Dean
As always Dean a truly wonderful watch and listen and the magic of that fire was well, magical lol. I have been thinking of getting out more on the bike and bike camping like I used to do when I wuz a boi so thank you for the inspiration to attempt that again. Happy wandering. Paul :)
+Paul Outdoors Thanks for watching Paul. I’d been wanting to get out on the bike more and Stevo suggest a bike packing trip so I couldn’t resist it :-) really enjoyed it and we learned a lot for next time. Hope you get out on your bike soon. All the best. Dean
Cheers for that. We're thinking about doing something similar (maybe knocking some of the distance off for some single track riding instead) but great to get a bit of a feel for it.
Hoping to head back there soon myself, really enjoy the coastal riding but will try and head over the Moors for long next time
Another great video, you can't beat a open fire
+English Wanderer Thanks for watching mate, we just couldn’t resist that fire :-)
Log fire - can't go wrong. I haven't watched for ages Dean but the bike packing really did intrigue me. It was nice to hear your voice again to be honest. I've missed you I guess. Love them sweeping rides - as you say exhilarating. I see it's popular for riders - that's good. All round a fabulous trip. Take care and all the best. Mark
I'll chime in, Mark, with agreement on the attraction of a log fire (and a bed) in the face of bad weather - oh heck, even in good weather. Inn to inn looks like a promising approach for this route.
hey there Jeff. Yeah a good way to go with the fire and a good way to travel. Inn to Inn. A cosy time...Hope you're well. Mark
+Wye Explorer Thanks for watching Mark, we couldn’t resist the call of the open fire. It’s nice to have extra comforts at times, I love camping but if I did this trip again in any season but summer I’d go from YHA to YHA :-) Stevo and I have another trip in the pipeline too which may follow a similar pattern. Hope you are well, All the best. Dean
+Random Button Pusher Thanks for watching mate. A warm and dry place to sleep is becoming more attractive these days rather than rough it in the cold, wet and dark :-) It was more of a social adventure so really enjoyed relaxing and chatting in the pub with Stevo, we don’t see enough of each other due to life’s complications. All the best. Dean
A pleasure to watch Dean. Yes the YHA establishments. People forget they're there. I suspect the new trip will be a good one. As far as I'm concerned I've had the hardest year - I lost my dear twin brother Paul and very nearly never made that one but I'm still here and hiking and watching great adventures like this. Take care.
As you went past the RAF station, the large wedge shaped structure to the right was on telly yesterday (Tues 24/10) it was shown on Tony Robinsons coast to coast
thanks for yet another cracking video
atb
Barry
That was awesome bro and thanks for taking us along. ATB to you both
+Ken Allen Thanks for watching Ken, All the best mate. Dean
Thanks for taking us along, good stuff gentleman 👍🏻
Yorkshire is such a beautiful county. Thanks for taking us along with you both. I really enjoyed watching. Atb Shaun
What a great ride Dean, you did some mileage there. Nice to see a lot of places I recognise. I was looking at doing the Cinder Track this year but never got round to it, hopefully next year. Bike packing is pretty good as you get to cover a lot more distance than walking. thanks for sharing. ATB Ben
Having done the Tabular hills walk a couple of years back it's nice to see some familiar sights. The climb up into Wykeham forest looks as steep as I remember!
+Kit McCallion Thanks for watching mate, that climb up to the forest seems to drag on :-) especially when laden down with kit on the bike. Really enjoyed our time there. All the best. Dean
I really enjoy watching your videos. Thanks so much. x
+erica mary Thanks for watching Erica :-)
Wow looks amazing and great fun looking forward to your next adventure 😎
great video Deanif you want to stay in Whitby try Folly Gardens campsite 10 mins walk in to Whitby I,m sure Amy would appreciate it
Thanks for watching and thanks for the recommendation. All the best, Dean.
Bikes loaded up, open roads, tracks, hills and sea with a few pubs along the way - down hill at times and burning calories - what could be better! Liked the fast paced video, felt like a real journey but without the sore rear end haha... oh and " not a bad view at all that".. ATB Stephen.
Thanks for bringing us along Dean! Really enjoyed it 😎 I’m going to attempt my first camping adventure (while filming) this weekend 🙄 atb, Paul.
+Paul Sheard Thanks for watching Paul, hope you have fun while out camping and making the video. I’ll keep my fingers crossed for nice weather for you :-) All the best
Great video Dean. I once went on week long school trip to Cloughton way back when some 20 odd years ago so made me simile I remember yomping up and down the cinder track. Keep up the good work.
+Paul Brock Thanks for watching Paul, I really love that area along the coast near Cloughton. I went on a school trip about 23 years ago to the North York Moors too and I remember we went on the steam train. Seems like a lifetime ago :-) All the best. Dean
Dean.....great video and love the fact it’s not full of loud music......the real world of noises is so much more inviting and interesting....I subscribed 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼✅✅
Thanks for watching Steve.. I know it's personal preference but I much prefer the sounds of nature in videos too. Thanks for subscribing 👍
nice vid enjoyed that Dean, bikes can be a lot of fun - especially with a beer at end of day!
Another fantastic trip keep them coming top man
Best one so far for me ...bought a bike last night gonna get it serviced and try this
Thanks for watching mate, hope you have a great adventure when you head out.
That was brilliant mate! Went on a push bike for the first time in about twenty years recently. Absolutely loved it. More expense though it appears, need to sort out some panniers or bikepacking kit methinks!
Great vid.
Atb Mike
Thanks for watching Mike, we really enjoyed this trip. Have more planned soon but Stevo is soon to be a Dad so not sure when we'll get out. He might be up to his neck in nappies soon :-) haha. All the best, Dean.
Loved the video Dean, this is one of my favourite parts ok the country and yes I was a fan of Heartbeat. A big thumbs up from me.
Nice one Dean, got myself a bike mid last year for this exact reason, still haven’t got around to any bike packing yet though lol
Thanks for sharing mate, Atb Mark
I really enjoyed this trip, hoping to do more of it this year once the weather improves. Hope you manage to get out too mate. Thanks for watching, atb. Dean
Thanks Dean, as always really enjoyable. Do you think that a hike along the British canal system could be done? There would be little chance of tenting (I assume) but I have been watching some narrow boat you tubers and the scenery is stunning. The Derwent Valley Heritage Way should feature your hike there as promotional material.
Better than anything on TV.
Great one.
+Hardy Tempest Thanks for watching mate :-)
Hi Dean,what a great video I fancy a visit to the N York Moors again,great to see you out & about,hope those bikes weren't laying on their sides at the viaduct,that's a no no mate with the trusty steed,only joking mate keep up the great work,Colin P.
+Colin Pearce Thanks for watching Colin. Really enjoy visiting the North York Moors, have lots of great memories from there but don’t visit nearly enough. My bike is only a cheapo but I should treat it better I must admit :-) haha. All the best. Dean
Thanks Dean Steve great video. Still not sure whether bikepacking is preferable to touring with panniers myself. Bikepacking is definitely " cooler" but is it less practical ! Whatever you choose its getting out to the remote areas that matters.
Sorry mate. Am a recent sub and have only just seen this. What a great film. Very informative. Was in Whitby same time as you. Such a lovely area. Thought I knew it well but obviously not!. Great stuff. Atb. Adam.
Love a bit of Rosedale Chimney 1 in 3 climb
Great adventure. I recognise a few of the spots. I’d have checked in too. Log fire. Ale. Yep. Ave it...
been toying with bike packing/Camping. Reckon I’ll give it a go soon enough. Thanks for taking us along. Did you really leave your car there for 3 days?? 😂. Atb dean.
+Andy Wardle Thanks for watching Andy. I don’t mind leaving my car in a residential area where it doesn’t look too out of place, left it there earlier in the year overnight so felt safe :-) we couldn’t resist the call of the fire and he ale, great food too. Certainly beats boil in a bag food haha. All the best mate, Dean
Dean Read I’ve done it. We’re turning soft. Need a hardcore nightmare camp with biblical rain and wind... looking at lakes tomorrow lol. Atb mate
+Andy Wardle I’m definitely turning soft, done my far share of cold weather stuff over the years so I’m craving the warmth of summer already... I think another escape to the land down under is called for :-) hope you have a good one in the Lakes mate
We seem to cover a lot of the same turf. I'm surprised we've never bumped into each other! Good videos, man.
Thanks for watching Stefan, if you ever spot a ginger guy waving a camera around then come and say hi :-)
Looks a fantastic ride but how much road riding is on this route? I go mountain biking a lot but hate riding on the roads!
+Adam Worboys Thanks for watching Adam, it was a great trip. There are only a few small sections along he road near Scarborough and then the section busy section from Hole Of Horcum to the turn off for Goathland. All the rest is on quite roads so it’s all good, I hate riding on busy roads.
Hi Dean, I ve just watched this great video and really enjoyed viewing it.
I noticed you used a btwin road bike (I also have one ) can you please tell me what puncture proof tyres you used because there was some rough ground along your journey, thanks
Hi Tomart, Thanks for watching. I have some Schwalbe Marathon plus on my btwin. They aren't puncture proof but they have been great at resisting then so far. Definitely worth the money :-)
great video, i think i might have to factor a trip to some of the places in this video for next years bikepacking, usually do wales / snowdonia, but fancy the yorkshire moors......might even see a werewolf ;-) 1 tip for ya though, get yerself one of those 'grey" /plasticy bike covers from the £1 shop, works great for keeping most of the drizzle etc off the bike...and when it gets too oily etc..well its only cost a quid, so can dispose of it.
I'm guessing it's old railway line? Can't be a pub versus camping in rain!
Cracking video. Thanks for sharing :)
That’s the way to do it you need a nice comfy room and shower ect!
Couldn't resist the log fire and beer :-) Thanks for watching Clare.
Nice ride. Tell Steve to adjust his seat a little bit higher ,it seams to low. His knees must be hurting. Just a friendly jester. Thanks for the video.
Great vid of my area. Btw the village you mentioned,Grosmont. It's actually pronounced "Growmont".👍
Thanks for watching Michael, I'm useless with place names but you can see my logic with this one :-) haha. All the best, Dean.
Hi dean that was an amazing video much rather see these in Yorkshire and Derbyshire Andy d
Great video
Thanks for watching
@@DeanRead am doing some of the routes you filmed so was interesting. Also what gopro was you using. Hope u
Guys do more videos as I've just started up bikepacking myself.
I have a GoPro Hero 3 Silver but I used my Canon DSLR to film most of this. I think I just used GoPro on the final day.
@@DeanRead ya u could see the change about halfway thru. Been watching the other bids, so will subscribe. Also have u been out bikepacking since?
I haven't sadly, 2018 was a really busy year but it's something I'd definitely like to do more of soon
there's just "something".......about the sound......the sight........of the sea lapping against the beach....a jetty......or anything in fact
Just an extra, would have been interesting to see Jay peddling a bike.
Goathland is also famous as the rail station was used as Hogwarts station in the Harry Potter films
Have you done any more bikepacking videos since?
You could have avoided all the hills betweem Goathland and Grosmont by using the railway path, that would have saved you a few hours
Didn't know about the railway path, we wanted a few hills 😁 I only knew about the Cinder track so will have to Google the railway path of which you speak 👍😎
@@DeanRead its Stephensons original route, there was a rope-hauled incline at the Goathland end 😁 access is on the road behind Scripps Garage
Ah ok, I shall look forward to learning more
hey buddy love your content and veriety.
have you many trips planned for this year as getting a few of us together for some events country wide, let me know ;) peace
Hi mate, currently in Australia and this is the only trip I have planned so far :-)
kool i would love to get out that way some day ;) let me know when your back & ill get the crew together, ride safe my friend
Nice video Dean - some lovely views of the coast that reminded me of Cornwall 😬
Thanks for sharing
ATB Mike
#StayCornish😬
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Backpacking on bikes, that's pretty much what it was. Everyone has to start somewhere