You have beautifully captured the fantastic landscapes. Got to say that some of those gravel uphills looked almost inhumane to master. Big props to both cyclist, filmmaker and editor.
I just bought this bike a month ago and I'm going on my first tour with it in a couple of weeks (in Normandy). I am very impressed with the bike so far (200 km) and coming from a vintage steel road bike background I appreciate the attention to detail on the frame. It rides SUPER smooth and that paint colour just oozes class...
@@nicholasplunkett2988 Manchester has never been the second city. Birmingham is the second city at over twice the size of Manchester and with a much larger economy.
@@webbzz91 Aye fair enough, can't really argue with that. The problem with UK cities is that it's quite hard to define just how 'big' they are by definition. Manchester and Birmingham both compete at quite level pegging as they're both at the heart of similarly sized metropolitan counties - but I'd say the public perception leans towards Manchester in the recent decade - and that's not to shit on Birmingham in any way, so apologies!
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Lovely video! Thanks very much.
IMHO, UK gravel is in a league of it's own. Would love to see a fuller version of your trip and hear more of the details....
Beautifully made video 🚲🙂👌
Is there a longer version?
Cheers 👍
You have beautifully captured the fantastic landscapes. Got to say that some of those gravel uphills looked almost inhumane to master. Big props to both cyclist, filmmaker and editor.
thanks a lot ! Really glad you enjoyed it :)
Beautiful roads .... I too have a Bombtrack and ride it when-ever I can. It's a 2016 Oxbridge converted to fixed gear and I LOVE it!!!!!
thansk a lot! Such a response makes us happy :)
@@BombtrackBicycleCo You're welcome!
Well done Gaelle!!!
merciii !
Beautiful scenery, beautifully filmed and edited, thank you, makes me want to ride it 😃
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it ! You definitely shoud give it a go if you can :)
I just bought this bike a month ago and I'm going on my first tour with it in a couple of weeks (in Normandy). I am very impressed with the bike so far (200 km) and coming from a vintage steel road bike background I appreciate the attention to detail on the frame. It rides SUPER smooth and that paint colour just oozes class...
oh, thanks a lot for the nice words. Much appreciated!
it's such a wonderful bike, isn't it ? :) and sooo sturdy too !
Great video! Music is by Ithaca w/ a "C" not with a "K" for anyone searching for it.
Excelente 👏👏👏
Fantastic. I'd love to know what camera was used, I'm looking to start filming my epic rides too :).
Thanks ! it's a lumix gx80 and mainly a 25mm lens
Where can I find the song? I’ve tried searching artist and song and can’t seem to find it anywhere! It’s so good.
hey, look for ithaca - journey :)
Great vid - thanks for sharing - how do I find the gpx?
hi, you can find it on www.secondcitydivide.cc
@@gaellebojko7741 Many thanks!
Inspired!!!
Which model Bomber?
it's an arise tour 2019 :)
Loved the video, except.... Manchester? 2nd city? I think not. From a Brumagem boy.
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thanks ! :)
i know most this places
3:30 Midges...Welcome to Scotland ~_~
they know how to welcome you properly :)
what is the brand of the panniers?
Helmut
Красиво)))
thank you ! (spacibo :) )
Why is it called second city divide when the 2 cities are Glasgow and manchester?
Both known as 2nd cities of respective countries, 2nd main cities . London/Edinburgh.
Glasgow had claim to be the 2nd city of Britain at some point in it's history (disputed), and Manchester pretty much is now.
@@nicholasplunkett2988 Manchester has never been the second city. Birmingham is the second city at over twice the size of Manchester and with a much larger economy.
@@webbzz91 Aye fair enough, can't really argue with that. The problem with UK cities is that it's quite hard to define just how 'big' they are by definition. Manchester and Birmingham both compete at quite level pegging as they're both at the heart of similarly sized metropolitan counties - but I'd say the public perception leans towards Manchester in the recent decade - and that's not to shit on Birmingham in any way, so apologies!