Thanks for that - I’ve not had the shoulder op yet though - that’s next month….ive had to move some videos around as a result (hence this repeated series)….
@@TheMissendenFlyer not to worry, health is always first priority in life, and your followers should understand this, no harm in pulling out old videos from the archives, just gives us a reminder of how far you have come, 🤞🏻for next month.
Hopefully not representative, but have a seen a few. Ex and serving officers were commenting how disgusted they were with the actions of one traffic cop. Let's just say he had a problem with the truth, and the law.
Loving these repeats, my son and I have both completed the Bikesafe course with our local constabulary and have come away better motorcyclists. Its a 1 day course involving classroom and an observed ride by a police motorcyclist and as you show in your videos its a great way to spend a day learning how to be safe on 2 wheels. 👍
I did one of those 10 years ago,by which time I'd already been riding (with a bike as my sole transport) for 20 years,and I'll admit to learning a lot about road positioning that was invaluable.
Another enjoyable video and certainly gives me a reminder of the Covid times, which now seem an age away. Hope you get your shoulder sorted and back on the bike soon.
Nice vid Andy. Sometimes these 'fly on the wall' type recordings can be a bit stilted. The police officers are human just like all of us and it was good to see your charm and general bon ami quickly broke through, in order to make it as natural a meeting of minds, as possible. Both fascinating and engaging.
I was up at the Ponderosa only a couple of weeks ago. 40mph over the Horseshoe Pass is tedious and unfortunately, the food at the Ponderosa isn't marvellous. Turn right after the pass, it's all average speed cameras. Slightly depressing really. I did watch this first time around, what's the reasoning about repeating?
I had to reschedule my uploads due another shoulder operation on the way - I also thought new subscribers who missed this first time may find it interesting.
I was a bronze, silver and gold Star rider instructor in the 80’s and now I ride for please but I see lots of bikers who bring shame on bike riding with dangerous and aggressive riding … This must be policed otherwise restrictions will be imposed on all of us because of these reckless riders who are not uncommon… just looks at the stats …. !!!!
"lots of bikers who bring shame on bike riding with dangerous and aggressive riding..." 🤔"Shame"...WFT? Do dangerous & aggressive drivers, cyclists, scooter riders or roller skaters bring shame on drivers, cyclists, scooter riders & roller skaters? 🤨
Buffalo and bison are in fact different animals. Buffalo have smaller heads that are more cowlike in appearance. Buffalo live in warmer climates than bison.
Sad for the police when over-speeding became a taxation object - very often the limits have nothing to do with safety. No one touches Dangerous old drivers but 5 miles of over the limit costs GBP 200 in Denmark.
@@Grahamvfr 80+ years and a weekly trip to the supermarket with 50 km an hour and then every 3 years a longer trip on the highway is not enough to stay Sharp as a driver.
@@bjrnhjjakobsen2174 Indeed, but I'm compelled to say that's not the scariest demographic of drivers I regularly have to share roads with. Btw I'm not condoning the speeding cash cow, it the aggressive, uncaring, selfish driving/riding that I want police to clamp down on.
I have found both very old and very young drivers to be the scary ones on the road! I do think there should be a retest when one gets to say 75….just to check reaction times and so on.
Shoulder still not good Andy, 😢
stay well rested, we will all still be here when you make a full recovery. 👍
Thanks for that - I’ve not had the shoulder op yet though - that’s next month….ive had to move some videos around as a result (hence this repeated series)….
@@TheMissendenFlyer not to worry, health is always first priority in life, and your followers should understand this, no harm in pulling out old videos from the archives, just gives us a reminder of how far you have come, 🤞🏻for next month.
I did IAM and some of our instructors and testers were police and ex police bikers. Loved the training and ride outs with other IAM riders.
Judging by recent TH-cam videos of bikers being pulled over in North Wales, I’d say "sinister” was a more apt word than “Fair”.
Really? I’ve not seen those….
Hopefully not representative, but have a seen a few. Ex and serving officers were commenting how disgusted they were with the actions of one traffic cop. Let's just say he had a problem with the truth, and the law.
You sound like a massive fanny.
Hi Andy, watching these for the second time they really are worth a second viewing. Thank you.
That’s mi d of you to say - thank you
Why did you not just watch it twice the first time round. What a daft thing to say.
@@trevjones1315 been a while since the first viewing, take you have never watched a repeat of anything???
Hope all is well Mr Flyer. Great to rewatch this set of videos, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This series has inspired me to buy the Motorcycle Roadcraft book which I'm working through now. 👍
Loving these repeats, my son and I have both completed the Bikesafe course with our local constabulary and have come away better motorcyclists. Its a 1 day course involving classroom and an observed ride by a police motorcyclist and as you show in your videos its a great way to spend a day learning how to be safe on 2 wheels. 👍
I did one of those 10 years ago,by which time I'd already been riding (with a bike as my sole transport) for 20 years,and I'll admit to learning a lot about road positioning that was invaluable.
Glad you enjoyed the video again, Raymond, and I agree about Bike safe - well worth doing and only takes up a day of your time.
Nice interesting video, the officers riding with seem decent guys. Love the scenery what a beautiful place to work.
It sure is!
Another enjoyable video and certainly gives me a reminder of the Covid times, which now seem an age away. Hope you get your shoulder sorted and back on the bike soon.
Many thanks!
Morning Andy I’m an IAM trained I think all bikers should take the courses and ROSPA I’m nearly 63 now 47 years riding under my belt 👍🏍️
Well done!
lol, so they have had reports of high powered cars causing bother, but breakfast first eh, no rush.
Well one has to get one’s priorities in order!
Nice vid Andy.
Sometimes these 'fly on the wall' type recordings can be a bit stilted. The police officers are human just like all of us and it was good to see your charm and general bon ami quickly broke through, in order to make it as natural a meeting of minds, as possible. Both fascinating and engaging.
I’m really pleased you think that - thank you Stephen.
Another interesting video, look forward to the next one, stunning scenery 👍
Thanks 👍
Great vid. The haters will hate. Shows that they are only human trying to do a difficult job policing rules that others implemented.
Agreed....
i love the episodes of riding with the cops - I wanna see more of this! did it get filmed in snwodonia? 💖
Yes it was!
@@TheMissendenFlyer cool! 🤩
Great 2nd Video Andy 👍 When are you putting up part 3?
Next Saturday then normal service resumes….
Looking forward to the next episode. Good stuff.
Glad to hear that Rob - coming next Saturday!
I was up at the Ponderosa only a couple of weeks ago. 40mph over the Horseshoe Pass is tedious and unfortunately, the food at the Ponderosa isn't marvellous. Turn right after the pass, it's all average speed cameras. Slightly depressing really.
I did watch this first time around, what's the reasoning about repeating?
I had to reschedule my uploads due another shoulder operation on the way - I also thought new subscribers who missed this first time may find it interesting.
@@TheMissendenFlyer Good luck with operation. Hope it helps this time
People missbehave so have spoiled it for others..... hence the cameras.
Another repeat 😢
Well it’s a three part series I’m repeating - I couldn’t really just repeat one episode!!!
@TheMissendenFlyer plus you need abreak from filming sometimes too
@TheMissendenFlyer plus you need abreak from filming sometimes too
@TheMissendenFlyer plus you need abreak from filming sometimes too
There's a scroll on option....
Wow what polite friendly police officers not like that here in the states
Was out recently in N Wales. Followed twice, both times about 10 miles. Didn't get pulled though. Best behaviour. 😁
Well done….
I was a bronze, silver and gold Star rider instructor in the 80’s and now I ride for please but I see lots of bikers who bring shame on bike riding with dangerous and aggressive riding … This must be policed otherwise restrictions will be imposed on all of us because of these reckless riders who are not uncommon… just looks at the stats …. !!!!
"lots of bikers who bring shame on bike riding with dangerous and aggressive riding..." 🤔"Shame"...WFT?
Do dangerous & aggressive drivers, cyclists, scooter riders or roller skaters bring shame on drivers, cyclists, scooter riders & roller skaters? 🤨
@@Fractal379 Yes they do but the video was about bike safety.
I'd guess you're one of those guys who is more a shouter than a thinker.
Buffalo and bison are in fact different animals. Buffalo have smaller heads that are more cowlike in appearance. Buffalo live in warmer climates than bison.
Thank you for that!
How on earth do you know make and model of other bikes when they’re coming towards you so fast?
I’m a fan of bikes, just something I know!
Have you done ROSPA Andy? It’s worth it.
No I haven’t….
Do police officers have many "offs" in difficult driving condition?
Good question! Wish I’d asked that!!
There's nothing sneaky about it, so why an unmarked bike then.
Fairpoint, I suppose it is a bit sneaky!
Why not?
Sad for the police when over-speeding became a taxation object - very often the limits have nothing to do with safety. No one touches Dangerous old drivers but 5 miles of over the limit costs GBP 200 in Denmark.
In the UK , dangerous 'old' drivers are simply dangerous drivers that were once 'young' dangerous drivers , age has little to do with it.
@@Grahamvfr 80+ years and a weekly trip to the supermarket with 50 km an hour and then every 3 years a longer trip on the highway is not enough to stay Sharp as a driver.
@@bjrnhjjakobsen2174 Indeed, but I'm compelled to say that's not the scariest demographic of drivers I regularly have to share roads with. Btw I'm not condoning the speeding cash cow, it the aggressive, uncaring, selfish driving/riding that I want police to clamp down on.
I have found both very old and very young drivers to be the scary ones on the road! I do think there should be a retest when one gets to say 75….just to check reaction times and so on.
@@TheMissendenFlyer As long as the under 75s get a attitude and behaviour check regularly.
I still prefer the repeats of dads army 😂
Best you stick to them then!
Didn't mean to offend. I thought it were funny.
@@trevjones1315 stupid boy 😂
Turn left when leaving down into
Llangollen what a stunning place you and Mrs Flyer will love it 😊, looks like you've bypassed it 😢,
bit
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@@TheMissendenFlyer must of been fat finger syndrome sorry
Knob
Thank you for your input David!
I see intelligence is lacking in you