Great video. Straight through a STOP sign at 1:02:44! Lucky you weren't squished. You could have taken the coastal route from Killarney to Wexford, even if you only did the coast from Cork onwards. It would have rounded off the trip really well. But saying that, you covered a sensible amount of territory for the time you had. I can't recommend highly enough that to get the best out of a trip to Ireland you should find a base for a few days at at a time and do rideouts, rather than linear routes.
Thanks for commenting I had slowed and checked what was coming or not at that junction to be fair.... though i think Wezzo may have ploughed on a bit faster Yes we did think of that route but thought it was going to take more time and we wanted to visit Jerpoint Abbey hence the route that we took, but to be fair there are not many bad routes in Ireland which ever way you go... 😀 Its such a great place! We definitely enjoyed staying in places for more than one night so we could ride out locally 👍😃
I've never brought my bike on a ferry. How does it work? Do you just leave your bike on the side stand or do they ask you to strap it down? I see orange straps there where you parked your bikes.
Hi there, So you ride onto the deck and will be ushered to certain points to park on the side stand. there will be anchor points on the deck floor that need to be aligned with the rider seat of the bike (don't worry the deck crews seems to help advise you how to get in perfect position on the Stena line) and then you have a ratchet strap from one anchor point to another over the rider seat. with the ratchet on the side of the bike where the side stand is and tighten it down. and that was it :) a new experience for me but all worked well!
Great video. Straight through a STOP sign at 1:02:44! Lucky you weren't squished.
You could have taken the coastal route from Killarney to Wexford, even if you only did the coast from Cork onwards. It would have rounded off the trip really well. But saying that, you covered a sensible amount of territory for the time you had. I can't recommend highly enough that to get the best out of a trip to Ireland you should find a base for a few days at at a time and do rideouts, rather than linear routes.
Thanks for commenting
I had slowed and checked what was coming or not at that junction to be fair.... though i think Wezzo may have ploughed on a bit faster
Yes we did think of that route but thought it was going to take more time and we wanted to visit Jerpoint Abbey hence the route that we took, but to be fair there are not many bad routes in Ireland which ever way you go... 😀 Its such a great place!
We definitely enjoyed staying in places for more than one night so we could ride out locally 👍😃
Great video. Thanks for sharing. Subscribed.
Glad you enjoyed it ...thanks for commenting 👍🏻
Ireland is such a beautiful and Wealthy land, how come we lost it...... and it's now Europe.
I know it is a travesty .... Sooooooo Beautiful 😍
Fantastic video guys. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
39:15 look at the clouds. Looks like there's an upcoming arrangement
:)
I've never brought my bike on a ferry. How does it work? Do you just leave your bike on the side stand or do they ask you to strap it down? I see orange straps there where you parked your bikes.
Hi there, So you ride onto the deck and will be ushered to certain points to park on the side stand. there will be anchor points on the deck floor that need to be aligned with the rider seat of the bike (don't worry the deck crews seems to help advise you how to get in perfect position on the Stena line) and then you have a ratchet strap from one anchor point to another over the rider seat. with the ratchet on the side of the bike where the side stand is and tighten it down. and that was it :) a new experience for me but all worked well!
@@perkybikers Good to know, thanks.