I am an expat. Moved to Huddersfield from the US. Would never go back and I love this place. It has its bad parts, but I don’t live far from castle hill and a lot of trails to walk.
I'm from Bristol and a go to huddesfield often to visit my brother. To be honest it's more multicultural and the tap water is so soft and cleaner to drink. I don't see anything wrong with the city. It's got a good university aswell. It's no way as bad as people say, not at all. I feel people like to divide the North and the south.
15:00 Huddersfield has a strong Punjabi community, both muslim and Sikh. In Bradford its Kashmiri muslims mainly. There are several Mosques and Gurdwaras in Huddersfield. There is a war monument in Greenhead park to honour the contribution of the Punjab regiment in WW2. There is also a strong Irish community in Huddersfield as evident by several catholic schools/churches as well as St.Patrick themed social clubs etc.
Maybe walk and look at some of the unique Georgian and Victorian architecture rather than travel at 20mph through pedestrian areas on a motorised push iron.
I lived in Huddersfield for 4 years as a student. Is a safe and quite place with friendly people but its a bit depressing the truth is .I remembered rat and parrot a big coffe shop opposite University.
I am born and bred in Huddersfield and love my hometown, by myself and most other people have seen a once-thriving busy town centre decimated for various reasons, one being online shopping, and another is Kirklees council that seem to want to stop it being a place people want to come and shop in decent shops. I live half a mile from the town centre and very rarely go into the centre because there are no shops for me. Get out of the town centre and we have some gorgeous places and many wealthy places too. My guess is it is just like many towns and some cities today. We sadly now have a town centre full of crappy pound shops, Turkish barbers, nail bars and takeaway places, and the council seem to love it along with their war on cars and an ability to easily park in the town centre. It is not a deprived place, 5 minutes from those residential streets you were cycling around is an area where most of the houses will be a million pounds plus each. There is a supercar showroom just off the camera where you drop past near the main church. You said Birkby was a nice-looking area, to be honest, that is considered a not-so-attractive place by locals.
Huddersfield is amazing. It’s the perfect mix of beautiful countryside, and the town. It has John Smith’s stadium and a great multicultural community with an interesting history It also has great education with Greenhead College being 2nd best in the UK iirc and a pretty good uni. It’s also a great location surrounded by Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool, Sheffield and Bradford Economy is a bit dead atm but they’re revamping the high street, so hopefully with the right funding it can be even better! Nobody really lives in the town centre, but if you look at Marsden or the Longwood reservoirs it’s such a beautiful place, I’d recommend revisiting and cycling there!
I was born and bred in Huddersfield . It's a very beautiful place when you consider the architecture and countryside. My problem was there was no work so I got on my bike.
You have done us dirty on this video, skipped the entire good part of the town centre (yes I agree about the bad parts). Residential wise you went to the most deprived area of the town, next time have a visit up to Marsden, Slaithwaite, Holmfirth and tell us what you think.
In the late 80’s I was about 5 or 6 when I moved to Huddersfield from London. From a kids point of view anywhere is great. That’s how I remembered Huddersfield. My aunt and cousins lived next door to us and we’d play with the neighbours kids. Everyone knew everyone also. So your business was never private. Now I live in London. Huddersfield looks all run down now. I wouldn’t choose to go back there tbh
See it’s says worst place to live but nobody lives in the town centre do they? Go to Holmfirth and Marsden (HD9 & HD7) just some regions of Huddersfield where people actually live then make a judgment.
Why would he go to them places what are so far and ppl who actually come frm huddersfield dnt class them Places as huddersfield there so far and should be there own lil villages
@@MaxHTFC regardless of there postcode, there so far removed from Huddersfield why would you go there to get a feeling of people who live in Huddersfield?? It’s like saying got to hudds uni if u want to make a judgement on Chinese teenagers
@@trinibaduk9012 How can you judge a place based off one part on living but basically none of the residents of Huddersfield actually LIVE there? All depends on your definition of living. The town centre is obviously apart of that but combing all the places IN HUDDERSFIELD where people actually LIVE ( HD1- HD9) gives an overall more accurate and fairer representation of a place based on Living.
Yeah, that area in Huddersfield is quite old but sadly the buildings aren't well promoted or looked after. Usually they have scaffolding round them and that particular area you saw has been turned in to council housing.
I just spent the weekend up at Huddersfield and I really enjoyed it, was up visiting a friend and spent Saturday morning walking around the town. The higher street is nothing remarkable it’s pretty much a standard dying high street. But it had lovely buildings I will be going back in about 6 months to see my friend. The thing that surprised me was the amount of speed cameras I’ve never seen so many and I’m from down south!
Huddersfield had more millionaires mantions that most towns because of the woolen industry, Huddersfield being the hub of the woolwn textile trade back in the day.
Live here so know the town well, enjoyed following your ride around though.. it was very lively and fun to shop in town until around 2004/8. Online shopping killed most the shops as happened in most the towns :( Further away from the town you go, the nicer it gets, some lovey places to ride your bike where I live.
Tbh u are in my area I'm literally 20 mins by walking from home to there lol and u are kinda disrespecting my home town so kinda got some hate from me so to be rude just don't disrespect cities until have been there properly so:-) ok and yh.
I live in Huddersfirleld , a very multi cultural Town , large black community, sikh community, Irish community, Pakistan comunity, polish community , one of the best Universities in the north. I would not live anywhere els.
It's a shame you only saw the town centre and the lower half of Birkby. Edgerton, Marsh and Lyndley are only a short distance away and would have given you a much better impression of the town.
I agree. I was brought up in Birchencliffe but went to school in Lindley. I also lived in Marsh. You can't say Huddersfield is the worst place to live when you only visited the town centre!
I think Huddersfield Town Centre and some of the places close to it are a dump, but the areas surrounding are respectable and give a totally different impression. Yeah, some areas are worth avoiding, but I agree that Marsh and Lindley are really nice places.
Yo, i was searching for a cycling route around the town centre and your video popped up. I actually work in town and fuel + parking is very costly for me...forget buses `I'm buying a Carrera Crossfire bike so i can save pennies, but i haven't ridden a bike for almost 30yrs. All in all: Huddersfield's borders, moorlands and countryside are historically stunning, I'm out walking with my camera every weekend... yes, the town centre is quite naff. Thanks for the vid, with a bit of practice and confidence building, I'll be flying around town to get to work, with some knowledge of 'where and where not to ride lol . Cheers ;-)
These TH-camrs come straight to hudds and act like the town centre is just hudds lol. The town centre isnt great but hudds is much more. Some beautiful places in hudds.
I agree with you but how would you expect anyone else to know in the real world. End of the day it is a working class northern Town. With some of the best countryside anywhere. Town centre is not good, like a lot of other places. Plus we have a docile council. @@merrykrichtsamt
Downtown Huddersfield has always been very depressing for me, I was born there and left at 18. Moved South and then the U.S. There are beautiful areas around Huddersfield and not too far either. You can can drop down to Birkby, Lindley, Golcar, Slaithwaite etc. All have amazing Yorkshire stone buildings, good pubs and local stores. I wouldn't ever want to move back but it has a lot of great architecture if you care to look above the 'bike' level. The train station, the Old George Hotel, Town Hall etc etc. I just hate the fact that even in the most picturesque villages in the UK they allow these shitty Neon signed shops. As somebody said, Kirklees couldn't give a damn. Ah well, it was still good to see how the place looks now. It hasn't changed much.
I know that you wasn't looking at the people of Huddersfield but alot of things you said it down to miss management from the 70s onwards but I like to think it's a very diverse community
I wish a known you was coming to Huddersfield i would love to meet you watch all your blogs i live in Huddersfield and it is going through a massive face lift is the local council to blame if you visit again let me know and I will ride with you keep safe pal
It's done, very sadly and there is a very real reluctance for folks to tell the truth. As a town, it's not alone in change. The shock is the alacrity of the change. Treasure your memories.
I lived in Huddersfield for 2 years in the mid 80's - loved it, and the surrounding area. I didn't recognize a single place in this vid.. it certaintly wasn't like this then.
For a long time its been labour, during the good and the bad, the worst times happen to coincide with when the Tories were in power, strange that isn't it? lol
Ive been living in Hudds for exactly 11 years this week. I absolutely love the place n hope to spend the rest of my days here. Just like my home, Coventry, it is populated by a wide range of nationalities which i love. The town centre has changed a wee bit since i first got here n there's quite a few stores closed down. 11 years here n i still haven't met anyone I didn't like. Lovely down to earth people. The part I live in is gorgeous n not far from open countryside.
@@terrymardi707 Hi bud. Thanks for saying that. Yes, I'm a white English bloke. Born in 75 so by that time Coventry was a mix of mainly white Brits obviously, Pakistanis, Indians, Scots and Irish mainly. There are very few racists in Cov. We've never had race riots or any significant troubles linked to race. It's nicknamed The Two Tone City due to being the birthplace of Two Tone music. The Selector n The Specials. Now Coventry has people form all over Eastern Europe and Africa which means there's a few decent food shops selling really interesting produce. The families that moved into my area between 2000-2011 were all lovely n integrated well into the community. It's much the same here in Hudds now. My street is probably 60% white British n the other 40% is made up of other nationalities. My better half is half Hungarian so there's that too. Migration is unstoppable. It's happening and people need to embrace it. I feel for those who resent and resist it. It must be horrible being afraid of differences. 😔
It’s hard to compare because Bradford is a city and Huddersfield is a town. I think the city centre in Bradford is way better than the Huddersfield town centre. I reckon there are some really nice suburban places to live in Bradford. So I would go with Bradford 👍
Bradford is the worse. Don't buy a house there unless your little cars go missing and gangs of burglars from the inner city areas. Plus it's the worse driving area I have lived in just last year two cars had hit me. One had no licence and the other person driving on his cousin's licence both no insurance. It's very common here .
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I am an expat. Moved to Huddersfield from the US. Would never go back and I love this place. It has its bad parts, but I don’t live far from castle hill and a lot of trails to walk.
Escape while you still can
Get back to the us if not London if not that get the train to Manchester save yourself
@@AB-jp3ni bro why u saying these things?
You’re an immigrant not an expat. But I’m glad you like it.
Castle hill is just used for car sex and teenagers getting drunk on the hills. Fucking shit hole, I’d kill to move to the US.
I'm from Bristol and a go to huddesfield often to visit my brother. To be honest it's more multicultural and the tap water is so soft and cleaner to drink.
I don't see anything wrong with the city.
It's got a good university aswell.
It's no way as bad as people say, not at all.
I feel people like to divide the North and the south.
15:00 Huddersfield has a strong Punjabi community, both muslim and Sikh. In Bradford its Kashmiri muslims mainly.
There are several Mosques and Gurdwaras in Huddersfield.
There is a war monument in Greenhead park to honour the contribution of the Punjab regiment in WW2.
There is also a strong Irish community in Huddersfield as evident by several catholic schools/churches as well as St.Patrick themed social clubs etc.
That's why it's such a shit hole.. what have Dewsbury, Bradford and Batley all got in common.....
There is also a large Afro caribean community in Huddersfield they have their Annual carnival.
Calls it deprived 🤣 come to dewsbury same council bear in mind. Top tip don't bring the bike will be nicked whilst you're still riding it
The countryside surrounding Huddersfield is fantastic miles of hills and open fields farmhouses, little villages etc.
It is on edge of the Pennines
I agree 👍
One of the things which lowers Huddersfields charm is unsociable behaviour , like riding a bike through pedestrian walkways !
Doesn’t every town and city in the uk have a pound type shop ?
Maybe walk and look at some of the unique Georgian and Victorian architecture rather than travel at 20mph through pedestrian areas on a motorised push iron.
I lived in Huddersfield for 4 years as a student. Is a safe and quite place with friendly people but its a bit depressing the truth is .I remembered rat and parrot a big coffe shop opposite University.
Far from safe!
I am born and bred in Huddersfield and love my hometown, by myself and most other people have seen a once-thriving busy town centre decimated for various reasons, one being online shopping, and another is Kirklees council that seem to want to stop it being a place people want to come and shop in decent shops. I live half a mile from the town centre and very rarely go into the centre because there are no shops for me. Get out of the town centre and we have some gorgeous places and many wealthy places too. My guess is it is just like many towns and some cities today. We sadly now have a town centre full of crappy pound shops, Turkish barbers, nail bars and takeaway places, and the council seem to love it along with their war on cars and an ability to easily park in the town centre. It is not a deprived place, 5 minutes from those residential streets you were cycling around is an area where most of the houses will be a million pounds plus each. There is a supercar showroom just off the camera where you drop past near the main church. You said Birkby was a nice-looking area, to be honest, that is considered a not-so-attractive place by locals.
Birkby is one of the worst over here so he did see the town at its worst (ish)
I live in Birdsedge out of the way.
My sentiments exactly kick out kmc and what an improvement straight away. 😅
KIRKLEES IS THE WORST COUNCIL IVE EVER LIVED UNDER
Birkaby *
Huddersfield is amazing. It’s the perfect mix of beautiful countryside, and the town. It has John Smith’s stadium and a great multicultural community with an interesting history
It also has great education with Greenhead College being 2nd best in the UK iirc and a pretty good uni. It’s also a great location surrounded by Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool, Sheffield and Bradford
Economy is a bit dead atm but they’re revamping the high street, so hopefully with the right funding it can be even better!
Nobody really lives in the town centre, but if you look at Marsden or the Longwood reservoirs it’s such a beautiful place, I’d recommend revisiting and cycling there!
I lived here in one year when I come learn in Huddersfield university in 2015-2016. Can't say it bad
Town centre is horrible but tbf you should've explored the countryside areas rather than BIRKBY
He was in the Town Centre you clown .
@@frankyw8803 I think you might be the clown the whole reason why I mentioned the town centre is horrible is because he was there 😂😂
it's not too bad
Cycled right passed our Grade 1 listed railway station without even looking at it.
I was born and bred in Huddersfield . It's a very beautiful place when you consider the architecture and countryside. My problem was there was no work so I got on my bike.
what do you mean by no work? YOu mean it's hard to get a job here??
Please tell that is that true @@lilylovesbritney6516
You have done us dirty on this video, skipped the entire good part of the town centre (yes I agree about the bad parts).
Residential wise you went to the most deprived area of the town, next time have a visit up to Marsden, Slaithwaite, Holmfirth and tell us what you think.
The outskirts have really nice areas in the country side , for instance holmfirth which is a small town in the district
Holmfirth is not an outskirt of Huddersfield, which is 6 miles away. Stop clutching at straws.
@@sunnyjim1355 Holmfirth. HD9. do you know what HD stands for? Whether you like it or not, Holmfirth is in Huddersfield.
Twice you went past the train station and Harold Wilson statue and didn't say anything!!
In the late 80’s I was about 5 or 6 when I moved to Huddersfield from London. From a kids point of view anywhere is great. That’s how I remembered Huddersfield.
My aunt and cousins lived next door to us and we’d play with the neighbours kids. Everyone knew everyone also. So your business was never private. Now I live in London. Huddersfield looks all run down now. I wouldn’t choose to go back there tbh
See it’s says worst place to live but nobody lives in the town centre do they?
Go to Holmfirth and Marsden (HD9 & HD7) just some regions of Huddersfield where people actually live then make a judgment.
Why would he go to them places what are so far and ppl who actually come frm huddersfield dnt class them
Places as huddersfield there so far and should be there own lil villages
Neither Holmfirth or Marsden are Huddersfield. The former is Holmfirth and the latter is Marsden. Stop clutching at straws.
@@sunnyjim1355 what are the postcodes for those two villages?
@@MaxHTFC regardless of there postcode, there so far removed from Huddersfield why would you go there to get a feeling of people who live in Huddersfield?? It’s like saying got to hudds uni if u want to make a judgement on Chinese teenagers
@@trinibaduk9012 How can you judge a place based off one part on living but basically none of the residents of Huddersfield actually LIVE there?
All depends on your definition of living. The town centre is obviously apart of that but combing all the places IN HUDDERSFIELD where people actually LIVE ( HD1- HD9) gives an overall more accurate and fairer representation of a place based on Living.
The worst thing about Huddersfield is arseholes cycling up and down the pedestrain streets, way too fast, and acting like they own the place.
💯 agree ! The bellends
haha
Go to skelmanthorpe
Or maybe dalton 🤣🤣👍👍
it genuinely looks quite nice. the bit at 3:25 looks very historic.
Yeah, that area in Huddersfield is quite old but sadly the buildings aren't well promoted or looked after. Usually they have scaffolding round them and that particular area you saw has been turned in to council housing.
Huddersfield is better than Dubai
dont be silly
number 1 in the world if you flip the ranking upside down
Thanks Jay.
a ride down memory lane.
I just spent the weekend up at Huddersfield and I really enjoyed it, was up visiting a friend and spent Saturday morning walking around the town. The higher street is nothing remarkable it’s pretty much a standard dying high street. But it had lovely buildings I will be going back in about 6 months to see my friend. The thing that surprised me was the amount of speed cameras I’ve never seen so many and I’m from down south!
West Yorkshire is riddled with speed cameras I'm afraid! Wakefield and Castleford seem to be a bit more unaffected though
I live here and tbf, it’s not bad per se, just really boring. Leeds and Manchester are within half hour on the train though so not all bad
Huddersfield had more millionaires mantions that most towns because of the woolen industry, Huddersfield being the hub of the woolwn textile trade back in the day.
Live here so know the town well, enjoyed following your ride around though.. it was very lively and fun to shop in town until around 2004/8.
Online shopping killed most the shops as happened in most the towns :(
Further away from the town you go, the nicer it gets, some lovey places to ride your bike where I live.
Tbh u are in my area I'm literally 20 mins by walking from home to there lol and u are kinda disrespecting my home town so kinda got some hate from me so to be rude just don't disrespect cities until have been there properly so:-) ok and yh.
I live in Huddersfirleld , a very multi cultural Town , large black community, sikh community, Irish community, Pakistan comunity, polish community , one of the best Universities in the north. I would not live anywhere els.
isnt basically every city in the uk the worst to live in
True 🤣🤣🤣
It's a shame you only saw the town centre and the lower half of Birkby. Edgerton, Marsh and Lyndley are only a short distance away and would have given you a much better impression of the town.
I agree
I agree. I was brought up in Birchencliffe but went to school in Lindley. I also lived in Marsh. You can't say Huddersfield is the worst place to live when you only visited the town centre!
I think Huddersfield Town Centre and some of the places close to it are a dump, but the areas surrounding are respectable and give a totally different impression. Yeah, some areas are worth avoiding, but I agree that Marsh and Lindley are really nice places.
Ahhh yes, Birkby one of the best places in Huddersfield 😂😂 He should have researched some of the nice places in Huddersfield to go to
Yo, i was searching for a cycling route around the town centre and your video popped up. I actually work in town and fuel + parking is very costly for me...forget buses `I'm buying a Carrera Crossfire bike so i can save pennies, but i haven't ridden a bike for almost 30yrs. All in all: Huddersfield's borders, moorlands and countryside are historically stunning, I'm out walking with my camera every weekend... yes, the town centre is quite naff. Thanks for the vid, with a bit of practice and confidence building, I'll be flying around town to get to work, with some knowledge of 'where and where not to ride lol . Cheers ;-)
I live in Huddersfield, and I can agree that it is a dump. I got assaulted filming at the open market by the council staff.
can you make a new video here 🙏?
You’re looking in the wrong part of town
These TH-camrs come straight to hudds and act like the town centre is just hudds lol. The town centre isnt great but hudds is much more. Some beautiful places in hudds.
Lived in Lockwood then moved to council estate in Dalton
Left in 77 3 days after leaving school
It was a shithole then and a bigger one now
Luton is the worst place to live in England!
what is the average salary in the area?
I assume very low right?
There is a thing called Google now, even here.
@@peterharrison8756 real salaries are different from what statistics say.
I agree with you but how would you expect anyone else to know in the real world. End of the day it is a working class northern Town. With some of the best countryside anywhere. Town centre is not good, like a lot of other places. Plus we have a docile council.
@@merrykrichtsamt
@@merrykrichtsamt Pretty average
I guess you missed all the teens in balaclavas and the county lines boys.
We have beautiful countryside here when you leave the town centre.
Downtown Huddersfield has always been very depressing for me, I was born there and left at 18. Moved South and then the U.S. There are beautiful areas around Huddersfield and not too far either. You can can drop down to Birkby, Lindley, Golcar, Slaithwaite etc. All have amazing Yorkshire stone buildings, good pubs and local stores. I wouldn't ever want to move back but it has a lot of great architecture if you care to look above the 'bike' level. The train station, the Old George Hotel, Town Hall etc etc. I just hate the fact that even in the most picturesque villages in the UK they allow these shitty Neon signed shops. As somebody said, Kirklees couldn't give a damn. Ah well, it was still good to see how the place looks now. It hasn't changed much.
You should come to Cornwall,some amazing towns and villages to cycle through.
I know that you wasn't looking at the people of Huddersfield but alot of things you said it down to miss management from the 70s onwards but I like to think it's a very diverse community
P.s yes I live in Huddersfield
I wish a known you was coming to Huddersfield i would love to meet you watch all your blogs i live in Huddersfield and it is going through a massive face lift is the local council to blame if you visit again let me know and I will ride with you keep safe pal
I think your just saying that because of google
you've got balls to say that about MY TOWN GRAAHHHHHHH
Er i don't think huddersfield is the worst place in to be I've been to some proper shit holes down south especially 🤪
It's done, very sadly and there is a very real reluctance for folks to tell the truth. As a town, it's not alone in change. The shock is the alacrity of the change. Treasure your memories.
Why is he like cycling at 100mph
What bike is that?
I live in Huddersfield and I'm really used to it. You can get used to all the traffic and all that after a year
in huddersfield which areas are more safe than other?
Damn shame my home town was fantastic back in my day .
I lived in Huddersfield for 2 years in the mid 80's - loved it, and the surrounding area. I didn't recognize a single place in this vid.. it certaintly wasn't like this then.
make a new video here.
Holmfirth hasn't fallen yet! In fact, all the villages, south and west are ace .
best football team though
much better than Leeds' one
Doesn’t look THAT bad …
I spotted myself 😌
Time stamp
Run buy a labour council what do you expect
Ouch!😂😂
England's going well under tory rulings isn't it
Look at the corrupt tories in government and get back to me. Lib Dem and labour dominated this year in local elections too
For a long time its been labour, during the good and the bad, the worst times happen to coincide with when the Tories were in power, strange that isn't it? lol
How can it be number 2. I love huddersfield
He obviously hasn't been around some Lancashire towns.
Ive been living in Hudds for exactly 11 years this week. I absolutely love the place n hope to spend the rest of my days here. Just like my home, Coventry, it is populated by a wide range of nationalities which i love. The town centre has changed a wee bit since i first got here n there's quite a few stores closed down. 11 years here n i still haven't met anyone I didn't like. Lovely down to earth people. The part I live in is gorgeous n not far from open countryside.
Dude, that’s the most positive comment from which i’m assuming is from a native british person. Thank you.
@@terrymardi707 Hi bud. Thanks for saying that. Yes, I'm a white English bloke. Born in 75 so by that time Coventry was a mix of mainly white Brits obviously, Pakistanis, Indians, Scots and Irish mainly. There are very few racists in Cov. We've never had race riots or any significant troubles linked to race. It's nicknamed The Two Tone City due to being the birthplace of Two Tone music. The Selector n The Specials. Now Coventry has people form all over Eastern Europe and Africa which means there's a few decent food shops selling really interesting produce. The families that moved into my area between 2000-2011 were all lovely n integrated well into the community. It's much the same here in Hudds now. My street is probably 60% white British n the other 40% is made up of other nationalities. My better half is half Hungarian so there's that too. Migration is unstoppable. It's happening and people need to embrace it. I feel for those who resent and resist it. It must be horrible being afraid of differences. 😔
@@Faithnomore227 Hi thanks for the insightful comment Gareth. From the comment I can tell your a very open minded and accepting individual.
I’m from Huddersfield I hate it
I'm from Huddersfield too its a shithole
Everywhere is crap.
The best parts of Huddersfield were knocked down and repopulated years ago, nice buildings but the people suck az.
No, it's not. Next.
Any one from Skelmanthorpe
make another video here.
It is a dog-hole, end of... thanks to the non natives
Do you think Bradford is better than Huddersfield mate? Great video!
It’s hard to compare because Bradford is a city and Huddersfield is a town. I think the city centre in Bradford is way better than the Huddersfield town centre. I reckon there are some really nice suburban places to live in Bradford. So I would go with Bradford 👍
Yes! I have to drive through Bradford a lot and it’s got good and bad parts but it is not as bad as people say it is.
Worse. Much worse crime per capita bad areas etc. At least in Huddersfield the majority is countryside
Bradford is the worse. Don't buy a house there unless your little cars go missing and gangs of burglars from the inner city areas.
Plus it's the worse driving area I have lived in just last year two cars had hit me. One had no licence and the other person driving on his cousin's licence both no insurance. It's very common here .
@@CycleWithJay it’s the same with Huddersfield
Man said life’s not popping
Go dalton or almondburry
Looks great to me , nothing wrong with Huddersfield , I would live there ya plum!
Town is a shit hole man there is nothing there not many decent shops few decent pubs that's it
Why don’t you make another video here.
looks a bit like bristol
Legit just got anxiety watching this Huddersfield was a horrible place to grow up. A couple weeks ago a boy get dicappitated
Why are you cycling on the pedestrianised areas?
chill it’s a pedal bike. RELAX
@@terrymardi707 er yeah I know exactly what it is…. Yawn ….. And they ain’t allowed on the pedestrian precinct….. Whether you approve or you don’t
0:44 lol some Russian words i hear xD
Really, I thought it was just me))
11.08 ... Dare you to ride through here at night
My Town
Yeah it’s crap 😂
you cycle down the street like you're the mayor or something.
I lived in Huddersfield till I was 16. I can agree with that comment
Typical English town.
Not typical English population.
Looks alright to me