Thanks for this. Having watched this video I changed my tour plan and spent a day in the lakes. The route was fantastic, the ice cream was as good as you suggested and the scenery breathtaking. The weather for my visit was great. One can smell the punishment drivers are dishing out to their brakes and total focus is needed to climb the hardknott. My little 125 was lifting the front wheel at times. Thanks again, great recommendation.
What a cracking video! Top marks for the videography and camera work. You really captured the scope and depth of gradients and steep, banked turns of Hardnott and Wrynose! I've never seen any vlogger capture it so perfectly. You always lose the reality of the steepness of the inclines, so well done. Absolutely superb.
Thank God for someone who speaks to you and doesnt preach. Many of us have been riding for years nd in various locations however, we should always be open to listen and learn. Thanks guys. We're 2 x Kiwis who'll be hitting that area this coming summer. So looking forward to it including meeting other bikers. Cheers SteveandsuzzeRTW
Great video. That couple on the Triumph Sprint GT after the van at 11:20 ish was me and my partner! Great day out and an exciting route, especially 2up! 👏👏👏👏
What a great film you've made, a pity the weather wasn't with you. Wife and I have been lucky enough to ride many of these roads and film some in the sun.
Great Video! Last time I was in the Lake District was 40 years ago. Only problem with the passes, in Greatbritainen you do not know that "uphill" has right of way. . .
Thanks. I enjoyed that. I've never really ridden in my own country. Only abroad. I hope to use some of your routes in September. Shame about the weather. Tally ho.
I was going on a riding/touring holiday here in 2019 but I had a spill and badly injured my shoulder the day before and had to cancel. I was absolutely gutted!
I live in the Lake District 13 miles from Keswick and 3 miles from Cockermouth and have ridden bikes around here for 32 yrs...having ridden the Hardknott pass a few times..the camera doesnt give the true steepness of those scary tight hair pins plus even going down hill with the arse nipping hairpins! 😁 I Know a lot of back roads that peeps dont use, ESSENTIAL when the lakes are full of tourist cars blocking up the roads that they have in their satnavs 🤣 brill vid m8 😁 edit: oh you didnt ride the coach road 😢
Yeah, you can ride this on any bike, it's all proper roads although the Hardnott and Wrynose Passes are quite technical. The route maps are here: www.mslmagazine.co.uk/best-biking-roads-in-the-lake-district-video-maps-and-gpx-files/
I try to get across from N.Ireland at least once per year, and I've been trying to find somewhere to tempt me away from my usual Scottish Highlands routes but so far that hasn't happened. I've watched this and the Yorkshire Dales video and they just cannot compare with north of the border. Are there any areas in England/Wales that could give Scotland a run for its money, that you could spend a few days in without getting bored and preferably don't have to ride hundreds of miles of motorway or tedious A roads to get there?
Just bought one for my GS1250 but the U bolt supplied is not long enough to to secure to handle bar as handle bar circumference is to big !! Found a company who supply an adaptor which fits to the back of the unit and plugs into the sat nav excessary holder on your BMW AAGB3D are the company who supply this adaptor ,about £60 (80 euro)
Question from a newby looking to do his bike test soon. Would a sports bike be suitable for this type of riding in the lake district? Or would an adventure bike be more appropriate?
@@yoorukhunt947 appreciate you advising, what do you think is a good mix between comfort for long distance and commuting through town to work? My bike will be the only way of transport
Maybe You're kidding, but they meant Castle Rigg stone circle was built around 4.5 thousand years ago, making it older than Stone Henge. Have a great day
Doesn't appear to be much footage from the bikes sadly. Another wannabe TopGear video production, not interested in the "presenters" nor how you put on a pair of gloves 😂
Thanks for this. Having watched this video I changed my tour plan and spent a day in the lakes. The route was fantastic, the ice cream was as good as you suggested and the scenery breathtaking. The weather for my visit was great. One can smell the punishment drivers are dishing out to their brakes and total focus is needed to climb the hardknott. My little 125 was lifting the front wheel at times. Thanks again, great recommendation.
It's a lovely place for a ride, huh! Glad you enjoyed it!
Worth a stop on Hardknott to admire the Roman fort. Great vid 👍
What a view of scenic roads and natural beauty it's truly a motorcyclist heaven in England 🇬🇧
What a cracking video! Top marks for the videography and camera work. You really captured the scope and depth of gradients and steep, banked turns of Hardnott and Wrynose!
I've never seen any vlogger capture it so perfectly. You always lose the reality of the steepness of the inclines, so well done.
Absolutely superb.
Thank you very much!
Thank God for someone who speaks to you and doesnt preach.
Many of us have been riding for years nd in various locations however, we should always be open to listen and learn. Thanks guys.
We're 2 x Kiwis who'll be hitting that area this coming summer. So looking forward to it including meeting other bikers.
Cheers
SteveandsuzzeRTW
steve did you ride thru uk,all good?another kiwi coming to uk in sept
Stunning footage and brilliant map layouts to help everyone else; thank you
Great video. That couple on the Triumph Sprint GT after the van at 11:20 ish was me and my partner! Great day out and an exciting route, especially 2up! 👏👏👏👏
Thanks! Small world! Excellent riding there!
I live 30 miles from the lake district, stunning place when the weather is right.
What fantastic location! Not jealous at all, no, not even a bit... Okay, we're green with envy! :-)
What an awesome video!! Well done you all, thanks for sharing!! 👍👍
Thanks!
There are a lot of naff, amateur bike trip videos on TH-cam but this one was slick, engaging and informative. Thanks
Greetings from Germany. Thank you for this video. This will be my next tour after Corona. I promise......
It's a great destination! I hope you enjoy it!
I received the printed add-on with Motorcycle Sport & Leisure this month, great to see they made a video as well. Stunning! Thanks for producing this
Glad you liked it!
What a great video. Looked like a great time despite the weather, thanks a tonne
A fantastic video and I don’t even own a bike
Sounds like a good time to get one! :-)
What a great film you've made, a pity the weather wasn't with you. Wife and I have been lucky enough to ride many of these roads and film some in the sun.
It's a great place to ride bikes - even when the weather is poor!
Great Video! Last time I was in the Lake District was 40 years ago. Only problem with the passes, in Greatbritainen you do not know that "uphill" has right of way. . .
Looks stunning thank you for your video, loved it, me and some friends will be following your trip in the summer thank you, what a great trip!
Thanks! Have a great ride!
Great roads ,great views I live here , but you drove right past the Roman fort on hard knot pass , a superb historical site.
What a place to live in! And thanks for the tip - That's a good reason to ride there again!
great vid boys, in my diary for summer 2022. camping weekend. Alan Bury Bikers Barrow. see you there.
Great plan!
Thanks for the GPX files. Saved me hours of route planning
Thanks. I enjoyed that. I've never really ridden in my own country. Only abroad. I hope to use some of your routes in September. Shame about the weather.
Tally ho.
Man that looks like fun. I'll ride my bike there one day.
very nice video
Thanks! :-)
I was going on a riding/touring holiday here in 2019 but I had a spill and badly injured my shoulder the day before and had to cancel. I was absolutely gutted!
Nice video!
Love this video! Looks like an amazing ride! Got a proper map for it?
Maps for the whole route plus smaller ones are all here: www.mslmagazine.co.uk/best-biking-roads-in-the-lake-district-video-maps-and-gpx-files/
Hi lovely cinematography is there anywhere I can view/read about the bikes
I have done the hardknott pass on the first iteration Suzuki Burgman 400 and that was 2 up.
Can you put the route up please for the satnav
They're available here: www.mslmagazine.co.uk/best-biking-roads-in-the-lake-district-video-maps-and-gpx-files/
Any chance you can share the gpx files? I'm going to be moving back to the UK after 25 years outside... and this sounds like a perfect getaway for me.
Yes, the files are here: www.mslmagazine.co.uk/best-biking-roads-in-the-lake-district-video-maps-and-gpx-files/
Whats the music in this? at 3:45?
Not sure... It's something that our video editor came up with...
@@MorebikesUk pity. I was wondering about the music as well. At 7:45 on it sounds like Philip Glass.
What a great ride, with or without clag.
What hotel did you stay in please?? 6 of us thinking of the lakes in July . Thanks 👍
The Black Bull in Coniston. Nice place!
I live in the Lake District 13 miles from Keswick and 3 miles from Cockermouth and have ridden bikes around here for 32 yrs...having ridden the Hardknott pass a few times..the camera doesnt give the true steepness of those scary tight hair pins plus even going down hill with the arse nipping hairpins! 😁
I Know a lot of back roads that peeps dont use, ESSENTIAL when the lakes are full of tourist cars blocking up the roads that they have in their satnavs 🤣
brill vid m8 😁
edit: oh you didnt ride the coach road 😢
Does anyone have the GPX file for the route ?… looks fantastic! Thank you
Could you ride this route on a Harley D and do you have a map of your route please
Yeah, you can ride this on any bike, it's all proper roads although the Hardnott and Wrynose Passes are quite technical. The route maps are here: www.mslmagazine.co.uk/best-biking-roads-in-the-lake-district-video-maps-and-gpx-files/
When did you go? what time of year? I'm planning same trip in July...
What time of year was this trip?
Hi Great Video, im off there soon, dont suppose you have a GPX file you could forward?? Also, how long did it take to do the full circuit? Thanks
13:30 there`s no need to stand up there, unless he`s got piles ?
I would love to ride these passes. is it possible to do two up on a fazer 600
Dream ride
Where's the gravel road?
I try to get across from N.Ireland at least once per year, and I've been trying to find somewhere to tempt me away from my usual Scottish Highlands routes but so far that hasn't happened. I've watched this and the Yorkshire Dales video and they just cannot compare with north of the border. Are there any areas in England/Wales that could give Scotland a run for its money, that you could spend a few days in without getting bored and preferably don't have to ride hundreds of miles of motorway or tedious A roads to get there?
Have you got GPX files for this route ?? if so would you sell them
Just bought one for my GS1250 but the U bolt supplied is not long enough to to secure to handle bar as handle bar circumference is to big !!
Found a company who supply an adaptor which fits to the back of the unit and plugs into the sat nav excessary holder on your BMW
AAGB3D are the company who supply this adaptor ,about £60 (80 euro)
Question from a newby looking to do his bike test soon. Would a sports bike be suitable for this type of riding in the lake district? Or would an adventure bike be more appropriate?
You can do it on any bike you want. Just depends o m how comfortable you want to be
@@yoorukhunt947 appreciate you advising, what do you think is a good mix between comfort for long distance and commuting through town to work? My bike will be the only way of transport
@@Skubbes I have a GS but go two up a lot. If I didn’t do 2 up I’d go and buy a T7 today. They’re awesome.
Hardknott Pass, 1st gear all the way.
Recently shifted to Manchester from India . Looking for bikeride collaborations. Did all india ride on my RoyalEnfield already.
Royal Enfields work nicely in the UK too! Check out the owner forums on Facebook. :-)
Im doing them all on my 125
That weather completely ruined it if you ask me. I'd head back home, count the losses and prevent losing more.
It was ok in the end - even a little sunshine right at the end! But yeah, there were times we just wanted to go home... :-)
There's some footage in here of you guys on this trip when we passed eachother on the Hardknott 👍.
th-cam.com/video/MGGmdH2uqNE/w-d-xo.html
Great video. Lovely riding there!
👍👍
Too much traffic and blind bends in the lake dostrict.
Why all the standing on the pegs and putting a foot down from the front rider ?
4.5k year old stones lol ??? Think they may be a bit older than that pal..
Maybe You're kidding, but they meant Castle Rigg stone circle was built around 4.5 thousand years ago, making it older than Stone Henge.
Have a great day
An english cant miss the green
Yep but you missed a lot
That's the trouble, it would take days and weeks to cover everywhere... :-)
Looks like z great ride.
Doesn't appear to be much footage from the bikes sadly. Another wannabe TopGear video production, not interested in the "presenters" nor how you put on a pair of gloves 😂
🥱
Looosseerrrr
You could do the same trail on a 125cc scooter, this snobbery in the motorbike community is a joke.
1 minute 40 in, incorrect use of mini roundabout. You should be more responsible my friend.
Looserrr