Potholes! You jar your way through potholes and worry the frame will snap! Still the roads are lovely. Thanks for the comment from the opposite end of the country.
Hugh, I have enjoyed all your C15 videos but this one in particular because I have friends who used to live in Alness (moved further north to Astle a few years ago). Watching your video brought back some great memories from when I used to visit them (I live near High Wycombe, Bucks). I well remember the high street and I am sure we got some petrol from Morrisons. Wonderful views across the Cromarty firth. Thank you.
Graham that is so nice. I live in a wonderful part of the world when it's not raining! I do appreciate the feedback. Astle is near Dornoch. My brother stays in Dornoch.
Love your videos. I’m hopefully getting my C15 this weekend! Not yet passed my full license but it’ll give me time to fettle! A video on the C15 maintenance would be great.
Hello Tommy. Enjoy your C15. You will shed some tears but you will also smile. Mine drives me nuts. There is not much to maintenance. Keep checking your oils. Change them once a year. Spark plugs usually are OK but change every couple of years. If you have points timing you will have to find out how to time your engine. I think I have covered valve clearances. Get Rupert Ratios book on the engine. It is invaluable.
Thanks for that lovely ride, Hugh. Pretty countryside and a very pretty bike. My father was in the RAAF during the war and was posted to Britain. He did a lot of flying out of Lossiemouth and Banff.
Peter you are my number one viewer at the moment. Lossiemouth and Banff are places my wife and I love. That Moray and Aberdeenshire coast are lovely. Maybe I'll do a film some time going out there. Thanks for your support.
@@hughferrier5837 I went there with my parents when I was in my mid-twenties. Dad wanted to revisit some of the places that were once very familiar to him (especially from the air). My father met my mother on the Flying Scotsman (my mother was a Geordie). They were married in Newcastle-on-Tyne and she came to Australia as a "war bride" after my father shipped back. Would love to see a video! In the fullness of time, perhaps. Sorry for rambling on.
Great to see you and the little BSA back on the road, it's looking great. I look forward to more adventures with you on your (leaky classic) on those amazing roads you have in Scotland.
@@hughferrier5837 I hope so. I am running a T160 and TR5T Even the lawnmower goes better on it. I admire your efforts to make your BSA oil tight and I do agree that it is a very pretty bike.
I thought the roads down here in Cornwall had a lot of pot holes you make it very relaxing to watch beautiful place thank you 👍
Potholes! You jar your way through potholes and worry the frame will snap! Still the roads are lovely. Thanks for the comment from the opposite end of the country.
Great video, a pleasure to watch.
That is so nice of you for just a wee film about getting petrol! Thank you.
Love the sound of the c15
It does have a nice sound maybe a bit loud for passing through the peaceful countryside. Thanks for commenting.
Hugh, I have enjoyed all your C15 videos but this one in particular because I have friends who used to live in Alness (moved further north to Astle a few years ago). Watching your video brought back some great memories from when I used to visit them (I live near High Wycombe, Bucks). I well remember the high street and I am sure we got some petrol from Morrisons. Wonderful views across the Cromarty firth. Thank you.
Graham that is so nice. I live in a wonderful part of the world when it's not raining! I do appreciate the feedback. Astle is near Dornoch. My brother stays in Dornoch.
Love your videos.
I’m hopefully getting my C15 this weekend!
Not yet passed my full license but it’ll give me time to fettle!
A video on the C15 maintenance would be great.
Hello Tommy. Enjoy your C15. You will shed some tears but you will also smile. Mine drives me nuts. There is not much to maintenance. Keep checking your oils. Change them once a year. Spark plugs usually are OK but change every couple of years. If you have points timing you will have to find out how to time your engine. I think I have covered valve clearances. Get Rupert Ratios book on the engine. It is invaluable.
Thanks for that lovely ride, Hugh. Pretty countryside and a very pretty bike.
My father was in the RAAF during the war and was posted to Britain. He did a lot of flying out of Lossiemouth and Banff.
Peter you are my number one viewer at the moment. Lossiemouth and Banff are places my wife and I love. That Moray and Aberdeenshire coast are lovely. Maybe I'll do a film some time going out there. Thanks for your support.
@@hughferrier5837 I went there with my parents when I was in my mid-twenties. Dad wanted to revisit some of the places that were once very familiar to him (especially from the air). My father met my mother on the Flying Scotsman (my mother was a Geordie). They were married in Newcastle-on-Tyne and she came to Australia as a "war bride" after my father shipped back. Would love to see a video! In the fullness of time, perhaps. Sorry for rambling on.
Great to see you and the little BSA back on the road, it's looking great. I look forward to more adventures with you on your (leaky classic) on those amazing roads you have in Scotland.
Thanks Ian. It is so nice to get encouragement. It is leaky but less so than last year. I hope to have another film up soon.
as ever great video
You are so encouraging. Thank you for that.
Hi Hugh I run my bike on avgas and it loves it.
Wow that must be expensive. You must love your C15! Mine gets E10 and it's doing alright with additive. Thank you
@@hughferrier5837 trick is to have a friend with a pilots license.
@@brucegeange7082 Oh I see. Will he stay a friend?
@@hughferrier5837 I hope so. I am running a T160 and TR5T
Even the lawnmower goes better on it. I admire your efforts to make your BSA
oil tight and I do agree that it is a very pretty bike.