We "nod" because we drive on the left and the right hand is not free because of the throttle. When you drive on the right the left hand is free to acknowledge.
@@holeephuc007 illegals??? 😂 oi you clown most of them are part of the 300k Indians that came in after you’re Brexit prophet Boris bent over to modi and sold out 🇬🇧 for a extremely one sided trade deal…. You reform clowns are extremely uneducated racist tw$ts
We nod in the UK because if you take your right hand off the bars to wave, the bike slows down ! Have a good trip, it’s good to see the UK biking from a European perspective.
What I'm enjoying the most is how you're embracing your new bike for it's different qualities and riding experience it's bringing you. It would be hard to find a bike more different from the Dominator, good for you for moving forward!
We nod eachother because we aknowledge the " brotherhood" of bikers ,we help eachother if one is broken down,we are family. I have been nodding to fellow bikers for 43 years since a biker nodded to me on the first day out on my fs1e on my 16th birthday.
In the Police Roadcraft manual this is called, "anticipation", basically assume anyone on or near the road is deliberately trying to kill you. It's no good blaming them later from hostipal, we have to anticipate the idiots.
I think UK bikers nod more often than wave because we drive on the left so in order to wave, we either have to take our hand off the throttle or use our left hand and wave across our body. Other countries can just lift their left hand off the handle bar a little to wave at each other quickly and safely we cant.
Great vid keep up the great work, The nod is hello, if you see someone sticking their leg out it means slow down and if someone is tapping the top of their head or flashing their lights it means there’s a police officer down the road
Nice editing, you're making England look like it's all countryside and pretty villages! The head nod greeting is partly because in UK we can't do the low wave as in Europe because it would mean taking your hand off the throttle.
I like the UK, the small roads, the beautiful little houses and the friendly people. I enjoy your Videos very much. I like your old Honda, but your new electric bike is also very interesting. Maybe this is realy the future of riding. I'm impressed.
I'm from UK Northern Ireland and when i started riding on the roads last summer one of my favorite parts is that nod we all do to acknowledge our fellow riders.
Hey Marc i am in the u.k now and i put i ribbon on my left mirror to remind me of driving left! To bad its my last day here. Enjoy the backroads are excellent!
Hey, vielen Dank dafür das du eine Erfahrungen mit uns teilst. Aber vor allem für die Zeit und die Arbeit die du investierst, damit wir sehen können, wie es dir auf deiner Reise ergeht. Einfach mal so DANKE!
The more you stick to "B" roads the more fun the trip can become.. Basically B roads and country lanes offer the most interesting routes, haha. Looks like you're having a blast mate, and Eve is doing really well.
Good to see you travelling on our little Island Marc, and really interesting to see it from your perspective, also funny to see you having to remind yourself to stay on the left, which I always do in reverse when I ride on the European mainland
Speaking as an old Brit biker, I used to love riding some of the wonderful peaceful areas of UK either solo or with a few friends...this was in the mid sixties and into the seventies... UK has become more congested now but its still possible to find a nice peaceful country road. I now live in Spain where I have to say the road surfaces are superior, plus there are great many country roads where one hardly encounters a car or truck...Because we ride on the right we are free to wave...acknowlige other Bikers...So its truly a brotherhood...
Hi Marc. I'm just back from a tour of the beautiful Black Forest and beyond. Made me laugh seeing you land in Harwich, my current home town, and then head for Belvoir Castle (pronounced Beaver), my original home town. I've toured a lot of the UK and Ireland - here's a couple of places I wouldn't want to miss. York, Yorkshire Dale's (Hawes), road from Mallaig to Fort William in Scotland, Devils Bridge/Elan Valley in Wales, a ride over Exmoor, Cork in Ireland (make sure you give yourself a couple of days), Lake Windermere (very busy with tourists), Surprise View in Keswick, Hardknott Pass (said to be most difficult in England), Glencoe Pass, Bettyhill, Cotswolds National Park, and Doolin Cave. I could probably do another 50 but they're definitely some of the best!
When you travel through the central belt of Scotland don't forget to visit the Falkirk Wheel, only one in the world and also the Kelpies a few miles to the East of the Falkirk Wheel. Charging available there also.
Hi Marc, I enjoyed that, so weird to watch an E-bike. Thanks for your kind words about riding in the UK it is enjoyable, not perfect by a long shot, one tip is-to Embrace the weather, my favourite rides are through Snowdonia in the piss pouring rain, the mountains and roads come alive. You get soaked through so wouldn't recommend it on a tour but I hope the weather is kind to you. I guess there are more of your vids I need to watch, very good editing and camera work, the drone work especially, Beaver Castle looks nice
Interesting seeing your perspective of our country. You may even change my mind on electric bikes if I keep watching. Great job with the place name pronunciations. Probably too much to hope that Matt watches my little channel.
Marc, nice very enjoyable to watch! Ileft Germany a long time ago, back then I rode a Yamaha XT 500. So if you ever around Southern California, you have a place to sleep and charge. Volle Pulle!!
Ok so this is SUPER weird, TH-cam recommended me this video randomly (ok I'm a motorcyclist and I watch a LOT of motorcycle content) I clicked on it just by chance. As soon as I did I recognised the bike and the helmet, I was going to write a comment saying "Hi, I think I met you the other day", I kept watching......until 3:15 where......I appear in the video saying hello!!!!!! A little freaked out by that, is TH-cam doing some crazy facial rec technology to recommend me videos I appear in or is it complete chance? Either way, nice surprise for a Saturday morning. Safe travels brother :)
I’m glad you’re enjoying your ride through the UK Marc you will love Scotland it’s biking heaven,I just hope you get lucky with the weather,we’re having quite a cold snap at the moment,enjoy 🤞
very cool to see you riding on my normal routes near cambridgeshire! I actually learned to ride on the roads in and around Granchester (1:56) and Great Shelford
Glad you’re enjoying the roads and places you’ve visited and finding everyone friendly and helpful, keep heading north and hopefully you’ll enjoy Scotland as much👍
This was in my feed and I thought hang on that looks like Cambridgeshire, what a surprise. Going through Godmanchester, Huntingdon, via Woodwalton, Yaxley and on to Orton Goldhay. We say Beevor castle the “l” is silent. Great shots of our local area.
"You're fast too." I love the relationship you have with your bike 😊 Beautifully edited with the drone shots. But I feel your pain about sticking to the left. I'm British but have lived overseas in a right-hand country for years. Currently back visiting and trying to remember to stick left and look out for the crazy amount of signs and road markings. It's kind of scary how much you forget when you don't use it every day.
Hi Mark great videos really enjoying them...Great to see your enjoying your ride...And travelled through Cambridgeshire..nice to see you rode past where I live... near monks wood which was about 3mins 47 in to your video...Just catching up with the rest of your vids.....Great to see you do it on an electric bike too...Hope the weather stays good...Take care..Marc..From Cambridgeshire 🙂
You look like you're enjoying your trip...make sure you travel through the Peak District..it's beautiful and you won't regret it...take care and have a great time in the UK.
Marc really enjoy watching you. The country roads are always much better than interstate highway. You really get to see more interesting things. Have fun.
Hola, acabo de descubrir el canal. Me gustan mucho los vídeos. Sobre todo porque sale mucho la moto y son diferentes , amenos y no muy largos. Los veré todos hasta ponerme al dia. Un abrazo y suerte.
Wow, you are really doing it. When you decide to really go up north: a nice B&B is MacArthur House in Wick. Stewart makes the best breakfast. Near Durness you find Glenaladale House. Katie will do the same magical breakfast trick as Stewart. More tips when you are closer.
Great to see you touring on an electric motorcycle which imho adds a lot of value to your channel! Really appreciate your willingness to accept the challenge and the reflections on apples from overseas available in the EU. Keep on goin'. Btw, 06:55-07:10 really poor driving line 😠!
@@paulwassenaar8351 I guessed so. You're absolutely right, "poor" is an absolute euphemism for the highly dangerous encounter at 06:55. Grüße nach Holland (ähhm I mean "in die Niederlanden") 😉🙋♂
hi Marc I have travelled through America several times and also Canada 3 times winter 3 times summer I have travelled many times all over Europe I have owned over 30 motorcycles I live 30 minutes outside Belfast city and beautiful countryside if you need somewhere to stop for the night let me know if I am at home we can arrange this also I have secure car parking garage in Belfast city centre yesterday I started travelling in my small campervan down the south-west coast of Ireland but if you need somewhere to stay near Belfast let me know
Hi Marc Watching your vid's for a while and enjoying it . I think one of the reasons people like following you is because you are very authentic. You are like a virtual Forrest Gump for us viewers, we run after you :-) Keep going stay safe
No way! I’ve never seen any of your videos before and this one came up in my recommended so I clicked on it and you drive through godmsnchester and Huntingdon which are literally a 15minute drive from my house 😂. I thought this looks familiar. I will subscribe because of this. Great video keep it up
You could check out Mach Loop. It just south east of Barmouth. The little trail up the side of the hill is where everyone watches the aircraft flying below the ridge😄
New subscriber here: Enjoying your ride around Cambridge, in Granchester you passed by Sir Geoffrey Archers house (ex-MP/jailbird and acclaimed author ? Ride safe…. from Cambridge 🇬🇧
I visited my great aunt living in Wedgewood in some kind of post-war flat. Coming from North America, I was a little surprised at the retrofitted nature of some of the appliances. There was an electric water heater in the shower. Her husband was a London taxi driver with a map in his head.
I have had individual shower heaters in each bathroom for over 40 years. Pretty economical, easy to repair/replace, no hot-water plumbing (mixer taps).no waiting and wasting for cold water to flush out. Trinidad &:Tobago. West Indies.
Quite a change from the Dominator to a Zero! I had a demo ride of a SR/S in the summer and loved it, would 100% have one in my "dream bike" garage as my daily driver - my commute is 30 mins of highway so it'd be perfect tbh.
Tolles Video Marc, da wäre ich gerne mit meiner DSR dabei gewesen. Die ICE Bike Fahrer können sich nicht im Ansatz vorstellen wie es sich anfühlt wenn ein Motorrad bergauf oder ab immer genau "richtig" ist. Möchte meine 17er DSR gerne verkaufen und auf die DSR/X umsteigen, jedoch trauen sich nur wenige nach einer Probefahrt zu fragen. Dir weiterhin gute und sichere Fahrt.
The nod of the head is because you are riding on the left hand side of the road, so your leading hand closest to the opposite rider is your throttle hand. Raising your throttle hand to wave sucks, so a polite nod of the head will do .... that is how it works in South Africa where we also ride on the left side of the road (That would be the CORRECT side of the road :P).
It’s great watching your journey so far Mark. I’m sure you’ve already worked out that roundabouts are the other way round i.e. to the left, l have to admire your confidence nothing seems to faze you while traveling through different country’s. When you see other riders the one’s riding sport bikes like me you side nod as on sport bikes your leaning forward so it’s difficult to nod from this position, Harley riders mostly only acknowledge each other so we don’t nod to them as a rule, but it’s up to you.
how Mark, you are an adventurer and a pioneer! you are doing a great job and making fun videos every day. I enjoy watching them. tip for scotland: buy warm clothes ;)
We "nod" because we drive on the left and the right hand is not free because of the throttle. When you drive on the right the left hand is free to acknowledge.
Whats wrong with the left hand then?
Clear proof that riding on the left is sub optimal
I drop the nod 👍
Always learning 👍. Thanks 👍
Well, that makes perfect sense.
Also in the UK we don't count delivery riders as part of the biking community, usually we ignore them, they will rarely greet you anyway.
I remember when I was having motorbike lessons, my riding instructor "told off" a delivery driver for shit riding (results of only doing a CBT)
@@zenmoto369 Illeagals sharing a licence.
@@holeephuc007 illegals??? 😂 oi you clown most of them are part of the 300k Indians that came in after you’re Brexit prophet Boris bent over to modi and sold out 🇬🇧 for a extremely one sided trade deal….
You reform clowns are extremely uneducated racist tw$ts
We nod in the UK because if you take your right hand off the bars to wave, the bike slows down ! Have a good trip, it’s good to see the UK biking from a European perspective.
We do the same in Australia for the same reason
@@jonzuzen7075
Not all of us, I'll give double handed peace signs or two thumbs up where possible but even a smile will generally be acknowledged
But it is hard to see. Do it like your good friends on the other side of the Channel. Use your feet ;-D
What I'm enjoying the most is how you're embracing your new bike for it's different qualities and riding experience it's bringing you. It would be hard to find a bike more different from the Dominator, good for you for moving forward!
We nod eachother because we aknowledge the " brotherhood" of bikers ,we help eachother if one is broken down,we are family. I have been nodding to fellow bikers for 43 years since a biker nodded to me on the first day out on my fs1e on my 16th birthday.
I've been nodding since 1990, I love the fact that we have this going on, comrades/brothers on two wheels.
@@alsner73 been taking my grandsons,11 and 14 yrs old on pillion lately and they love it when aproaching bikers nod,they nod back👌👍
@@xl250mon5 That's awesome, they've got the bug 👌👍
Stay safe Marc, treat all car drivers as if they are trying to kill you and you should survive
I have treated all Cagers as possible assassins for years..
This is the wrong approach, and impractical.
Imagine yourself as Invisible instead
@@maalikserebryakov That's what I tell beginners. Ride as if you were invisible. Motorcyclists have to keep an eye on everyone.
In the Police Roadcraft manual this is called, "anticipation", basically assume anyone on or near the road is deliberately trying to kill you. It's no good blaming them later from hostipal, we have to anticipate the idiots.
Thanks
I think UK bikers nod more often than wave because we drive on the left so in order to wave, we either have to take our hand off the throttle or use our left hand and wave across our body.
Other countries can just lift their left hand off the handle bar a little to wave at each other quickly and safely we cant.
First few seconds looked so familiar. Took me a few more turns to figure out that this was filmed in front of my door.
Great vid keep up the great work,
The nod is hello, if you see someone sticking their leg out it means slow down and if someone is tapping the top of their head or flashing their lights it means there’s a police officer down the road
Nice editing, you're making England look like it's all countryside and pretty villages!
The head nod greeting is partly because in UK we can't do the low wave as in Europe because it would mean taking your hand off the throttle.
Yeah that’s what I realized a little later🫣
Same as Malta
:) ah makes sense, i nod too when operating clutch :D
Its nice you think UK is not part of Europe
I have cruise control, so I do the low wave, hahaha.
It's so relaxing to watch your videos. I'm glad that you are meeting nice people along tha way.
Great people everywhere 🙌🏼
I like the UK, the small roads, the beautiful little houses and the friendly people. I enjoy your Videos very much. I like your old Honda, but your new electric bike is also very interesting. Maybe this is realy the future of riding. I'm impressed.
I'm from UK Northern Ireland and when i started riding on the roads last summer one of my favorite parts is that nod we all do to acknowledge our fellow riders.
Love to see you embrace the new bike. It brings a new dimension to you riding. Keep on going and making videos for us to enjoy.
I would need an "Reminder Arrow " to the left at the windshield or tank .
Seen at "Motorcycle Adventures".
Hey Marc i am in the u.k now and i put i ribbon on my left mirror to remind me of driving left! To bad its my last day here. Enjoy the backroads are excellent!
I started to feel homesick watching this.
I moved away in 2001. I do miss the English scenery
Hey, vielen Dank dafür das du eine Erfahrungen mit uns teilst. Aber vor allem für die Zeit und die Arbeit die du investierst, damit wir sehen können, wie es dir auf deiner Reise ergeht. Einfach mal so DANKE!
Sie 😉
The more you stick to "B" roads the more fun the trip can become.. Basically B roads and country lanes offer the most interesting routes, haha.
Looks like you're having a blast mate, and Eve is doing really well.
They're also the most dangerous though as well
Good to see you travelling on our little Island Marc, and really interesting to see it from your perspective, also funny to see you having to remind yourself to stay on the left, which I always do in reverse when I ride on the European mainland
Speaking as an old Brit biker, I used to love riding some of the wonderful peaceful areas of UK either solo or with a few friends...this was in the mid sixties and into the seventies... UK has become more congested now but its still possible to find a nice peaceful country road. I now live in Spain where I have to say the road surfaces are superior, plus there are great many country roads where one hardly encounters a car or truck...Because we ride on the right we are free to wave...acknowlige other Bikers...So its truly a brotherhood...
That’s EU money for ya. Spain have lovely roads
Hi Marc. I'm just back from a tour of the beautiful Black Forest and beyond. Made me laugh seeing you land in Harwich, my current home town, and then head for Belvoir Castle (pronounced Beaver), my original home town. I've toured a lot of the UK and Ireland - here's a couple of places I wouldn't want to miss. York, Yorkshire Dale's (Hawes), road from Mallaig to Fort William in Scotland, Devils Bridge/Elan Valley in Wales, a ride over Exmoor, Cork in Ireland (make sure you give yourself a couple of days), Lake Windermere (very busy with tourists), Surprise View in Keswick, Hardknott Pass (said to be most difficult in England), Glencoe Pass, Bettyhill, Cotswolds National Park, and Doolin Cave. I could probably do another 50 but they're definitely some of the best!
Keep them videos coming Marc, this was an excellent video. Looking forward to seeing more of the UK through your eyes.
nice one once more !!! Thanks a lot for the time spent doing that brother !
congratulations, i follow all your videos with a lot of interest. good luck and have fun.
been binge watching your videos for a good 2 hours now and i'd say this is a underated channel for sure keep it up man :)
Thanks mate, happy to hear that 🤗
Awesome!!!! I love the idea and I love the bike! Keep going. It's pleasure to watch the videos.
You're showing the best of our country, and looks like you're having fun doing it.
This is the fourth trip I'm enjoying with you. I've never driven on the left side so this is nice to see how different it is.
When you travel through the central belt of Scotland don't forget to visit the Falkirk Wheel, only one in the world and also the Kelpies a few miles to the East of the Falkirk Wheel. Charging available there also.
Hi Marc, I enjoyed that, so weird to watch an E-bike. Thanks for your kind words about riding in the UK it is enjoyable, not perfect by a long shot, one tip is-to Embrace the weather, my favourite rides are through Snowdonia in the piss pouring rain, the mountains and roads come alive. You get soaked through so wouldn't recommend it on a tour but I hope the weather is kind to you. I guess there are more of your vids I need to watch, very good editing and camera work, the drone work especially, Beaver Castle looks nice
Interesting seeing your perspective of our country. You may even change my mind on electric bikes if I keep watching. Great job with the place name pronunciations. Probably too much to hope that Matt watches my little channel.
Grazie.
Thank you mate 🤙🏼
Good work there again. Nice to see the UK again on here. Keep safe.
Happy to be here mate
Was für ein tolles video! :D Nice perspective to riding an electric bike!
gruße aus England!
First time I've seen you on TH-cam, good video. Ride safe (as we say in Britain). Subscribed.
Marc, nice very enjoyable to watch! Ileft Germany a long time ago, back then I rode a Yamaha XT 500. So if you ever around Southern California, you have a place to sleep and charge. Volle Pulle!!
Ok so this is SUPER weird, TH-cam recommended me this video randomly (ok I'm a motorcyclist and I watch a LOT of motorcycle content) I clicked on it just by chance. As soon as I did I recognised the bike and the helmet, I was going to write a comment saying "Hi, I think I met you the other day", I kept watching......until 3:15 where......I appear in the video saying hello!!!!!! A little freaked out by that, is TH-cam doing some crazy facial rec technology to recommend me videos I appear in or is it complete chance? Either way, nice surprise for a Saturday morning. Safe travels brother :)
That is super creepy, google is watching us all🙌🏼 thanks for saying hi mate 🤙🏼
That is super creepy, google is watching us all🙌🏼 thanks for saying hi mate 🤙🏼
That is super creepy, google is watching us all🙌🏼 thanks for saying hi mate 🤙🏼
I’m glad you’re enjoying your ride through the UK Marc you will love Scotland it’s biking heaven,I just hope you get lucky with the weather,we’re having quite a cold snap at the moment,enjoy 🤞
very cool to see you riding on my normal routes near cambridgeshire! I actually learned to ride on the roads in and around Granchester (1:56) and Great Shelford
The community is what make it enjoyable to me here in the uk.
Glad you’re enjoying the roads and places you’ve visited and finding everyone friendly and helpful, keep heading north and hopefully you’ll enjoy Scotland as much👍
Met you today Wednesday in Hope Derbyshire it’s a small world keep safe
This was in my feed and I thought hang on that looks like Cambridgeshire, what a surprise. Going through Godmanchester, Huntingdon, via Woodwalton, Yaxley and on to Orton Goldhay. We say Beevor castle the “l” is silent. Great shots of our local area.
In France we either nod, finger-salute-wave or drop a leg depending on which bit is free at the time!!
Awesome 🤙🏼
"You're fast too." I love the relationship you have with your bike 😊 Beautifully edited with the drone shots. But I feel your pain about sticking to the left. I'm British but have lived overseas in a right-hand country for years. Currently back visiting and trying to remember to stick left and look out for the crazy amount of signs and road markings. It's kind of scary how much you forget when you don't use it every day.
Hi Mark great videos really enjoying them...Great to see your enjoying your ride...And travelled through Cambridgeshire..nice to see you rode past where I live... near monks wood which was about 3mins 47 in to your video...Just catching up with the rest of your vids.....Great to see you do it on an electric bike too...Hope the weather stays good...Take care..Marc..From Cambridgeshire 🙂
Great video and as a Brit it's interesting to hear the views of visitors.
You look like you're enjoying your trip...make sure you travel through the Peak District..it's beautiful and you won't regret it...take care and have a great time in the UK.
Hi Marc good to see you here in the UK. enjoying your vlogs
South Lincs/ Rutland - the area I live in and love biking around. Roads aroubnd Belvoir ("Beaver") are great.
Marc really enjoy watching you. The country roads are always much better than interstate highway. You really get to see more interesting things. Have fun.
Hi Marc, KEEP on B ROADS as much as you can. You'll love the UK countryside . Dont forget the side of the road and Knodding bikers lol
The next greeting you will learn is the LEG greeting :) Nice to see you are enjoying your trip. Hope the weathers holds up for you!
Yeah they do that in the Netherlands too👌🏼
Ride safe Marc !! Thank you for the videos !
Hola, acabo de descubrir el canal. Me gustan mucho los vídeos. Sobre todo porque sale mucho la moto y son diferentes , amenos y no muy largos. Los veré todos hasta ponerme al dia. Un abrazo y suerte.
Nice videos and glad your enjoying England. I do feel watching the silence of the bike on that B road that it seems a soulless machine however??
Part of the buzz of riding bikes for me, is the sound of the engine.
perfekt 👍👌 Marc ich hoffe dir geht es jeden Tag gut und du hast keine Probleme mit der Ladung und mit dem Rad 😝 Grüße tschuss
The road you took to Belvoir Castle is my favourite local road to ride on. It's a very popular motorcycle road. Good choice! 👍
If you're doing that side of the country make sure you stop at York/Jorvik
Welcome to the UK, some Dobbies and National Trust locations have free charging so worth a visit or look around while it charges.
Hi , enjoyed meeting you. Love your TH-cam’s. I am in your room 😂
What a great video! Love the music!
Wow, you are really doing it. When you decide to really go up north: a nice B&B is MacArthur House in Wick. Stewart makes the best breakfast. Near Durness you find Glenaladale House. Katie will do the same magical breakfast trick as Stewart. More tips when you are closer.
Great to see you touring on an electric motorcycle which imho adds a lot of value to your channel! Really appreciate your willingness to accept the challenge and the reflections on apples from overseas available in the EU. Keep on goin'.
Btw, 06:55-07:10 really poor driving line 😠!
@@paulwassenaar8351 Dabei bin ich doch Deutscher 😉 ...although I'm German.
@@paulwassenaar8351 I guessed so. You're absolutely right, "poor" is an absolute euphemism for the highly dangerous encounter at 06:55. Grüße nach Holland (ähhm I mean "in die Niederlanden") 😉🙋♂
@@paulwassenaar8351 Ich war schon beim großartigen NSJF und kenne die Ecke!
@@paulwassenaar8351... womit Du schön das Holland-Cliché erfüllt hast😉. Appreciate your sense of humour! Danke für's nette Gespräch.
Grüße aus Trier
When you come to Ireland if you’re going anywhere down the south west coast you need to check out the cliffs of Moher and also the Ring of Kerry
hi Marc I have travelled through America several times and also Canada 3 times winter 3 times summer I have travelled many times all over Europe I have owned over 30 motorcycles I live 30 minutes outside Belfast city and beautiful countryside if you need somewhere to stop for the night let me know if I am at home we can arrange this also I have secure car parking garage in Belfast city centre yesterday I started travelling in my small campervan down the south-west coast of Ireland but if you need somewhere to stay near Belfast let me know
This is incredible. I'm seeing some sort of motorcycle tour in the UK and it's not raining.
Fantastic journey. I used to nod but now tend to use the right leg, or Scandinavian wave, given that the left leg does nothing
Cool 🤙🏼
WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Marc great again! Really enjoy your adventure! Be safe!
Backpacks have been here for ages, but electric motorcycles are really new. Yet, you're having issues with your backpack. Safe ride!
I hope Matt told you about Billy Bolt. He's one of my favourite hard Enduro rider's.
youll be glad to know it still nice as u head north very warm day here today
Hi Marc
Watching your vid's for a while and enjoying it .
I think one of the reasons people like following you is because you are very authentic.
You are like a virtual Forrest Gump for us viewers, we run after you :-)
Keep going stay safe
No way! I’ve never seen any of your videos before and this one came up in my recommended so I clicked on it and you drive through godmsnchester and Huntingdon which are literally a 15minute drive from my house 😂. I thought this looks familiar. I will subscribe because of this. Great video keep it up
Awesome! I drove that bike to India 🇮🇳 from there…got a lot to catch up on mate;) welcome aboard 🤙🏼
Ah man you came right past my office! Safe travels mate.
You could check out Mach Loop. It just south east of Barmouth. The little trail up the side of the hill is where everyone watches the aircraft flying below the ridge😄
Loving your latest videos riding in the UK. Enjoy the rain 😀
I'm Welsh so British and it's lethal to ride a bike basically treat every road user like they r trying to kill you and you will be safe 👍
Lethal? I don’t agree…it definitely requires attention but, the joy outweighs the negatives.
@@andrewlucas6214 o yes certainly but I got hit off 5 days ago and smashed my leg up cos a a unlicensed rider u have to treat everyone the same
Theres too many elders that shouldnt b on the road
@@sugarrfree no it's not just elders mate it's idiots in car people have a momentry lapse in concentration then bam a biker is hit
Great to see you in the UK, stay safe
Great info change of riding direction left to right
New subscriber here: Enjoying your ride around Cambridge, in Granchester you passed by Sir Geoffrey Archers house (ex-MP/jailbird and acclaimed author ? Ride safe…. from Cambridge 🇬🇧
Glad you had fun bro!!! Come back anytime.
Great rite Marc. I enjoy the video's very muts
Ok, the last time I checked in with your channel Marc, you were riding your Honda Dominator.. Now you’re in the UK, excellent, welcome 👍🏼
Welcome to the UK Marc. If you're ever in the South East give me a shout. Great video! 👍
Glad you are having a good time dude👌. Watch out on having your Speedo in the vids over here🚨. You never know who's watching
I visited my great aunt living in Wedgewood in some kind of post-war flat. Coming from North America, I was a little surprised at the retrofitted nature of some of the appliances. There was an electric water heater in the shower. Her husband was a London taxi driver with a map in his head.
I have had individual shower heaters in each bathroom for over 40 years. Pretty economical, easy to repair/replace, no hot-water plumbing (mixer taps).no waiting and wasting for cold water to flush out.
Trinidad &:Tobago.
West Indies.
Quite a change from the Dominator to a Zero! I had a demo ride of a SR/S in the summer and loved it, would 100% have one in my "dream bike" garage as my daily driver - my commute is 30 mins of highway so it'd be perfect tbh.
Excellent camera work/editing
Thanks mate 🤗🤙🏼
I live just outside Peterborough you could have stayed with us but we are in Portugal touring.
Tolles Video Marc, da wäre ich gerne mit meiner DSR dabei gewesen. Die ICE Bike Fahrer können sich nicht im Ansatz vorstellen wie es sich anfühlt wenn ein Motorrad bergauf oder ab immer genau "richtig" ist. Möchte meine 17er DSR gerne verkaufen und auf die DSR/X umsteigen, jedoch trauen sich nur wenige nach einer Probefahrt zu fragen. Dir weiterhin gute und sichere Fahrt.
nice...most of our B roads r very ridable ( avoid the A1(M) ) backroads are always better...
You should go through Cotswolds on the way back, you will love it 😀
The nod of the head is because you are riding on the left hand side of the road, so your leading hand closest to the opposite rider is your throttle hand. Raising your throttle hand to wave sucks, so a polite nod of the head will do .... that is how it works in South Africa where we also ride on the left side of the road (That would be the CORRECT side of the road :P).
It’s great watching your journey so far Mark. I’m sure you’ve already worked out that roundabouts are the other way round i.e. to the left, l have to admire your confidence nothing seems to faze you while traveling through different country’s.
When you see other riders the one’s riding sport bikes like me you side nod as on sport bikes your leaning forward so it’s difficult to nod from this position, Harley riders mostly only acknowledge each other so we don’t nod to them as a rule, but it’s up to you.
how Mark, you are an adventurer and a pioneer! you are doing a great job and making fun videos every day. I enjoy watching them. tip for scotland: buy warm clothes ;)
Dat Klappt ja richtig gut 👍
Hoffentlich bleibt et so 🤩
Viel Glück 😎🤘
Interesting. Good to see my o0ld country. You took a pleasant route.