You two do such chilled and well polished content and it has such a different feel to other bike related youtubers that I watch.keep up the great work guys ,really enjoyable.
Dude, I've had a brand new Royal Enfield with 150 miles on the clock sitting in the shed for a year and a half. Some weird TH-cam algorithm threw your Vlogs into my life and I'm getting my biker mojo back. Thanks for reconnecting me to an old passion.
As long as I´m around, I hope so. Really miss riding the English country roads, especially on Summer nights when its light till around 10 pm and not much traffic. Hopefully I´ll be doing just that again next year. The Summer this year has been a write off so at least that´s some compensation for being away :-)
I believe Henry Cole once commented that the best bike to ride is the one you are on, very true as it doesn’t matter as long as you have a smile on. Ipswich council have absolutely ruined the town, the centre is like an old ghetto don’t bother to visit as there are many more towns that show the best of Suffolk. The road from Ipswich to The Hospital school super ride, but then any B roads in Suffolk are a joy to ride. Great video by Monika, you two are the dream team, nice to see her back on the pillion.
Wonderful clip. Thanks again for showing us the UK; looking forward to more. Great point on the happiness any bike can give you. Doesn't have to be the $30,000, 200 hp Italian, or equally expensive 1,000 pound American. You are amazingly young to realize that; took me more years t figure that out.
Hello Freddy, In the early 1980's I owned and rode Meriden built Triumph's, a TR7RV 'Tiger' 750, a T140E 'Bonneville' 750, a T160V 'Trident' with Norman Hyde 850 big bore kit and a TSX 750. But the machine that I owned which gave me the most thrilling rides was a 1980 Laverda 1200 'Mirage', it was a beast to ride, very tall and top heavy, it had heavy clutch and throttle action which regularly snapped cables. It only gave 27 to 30 mpg, but I forgave it for it's negative points because of it's acceleration, wild handling and the 180 degree cranks bellow from the straight through 'Jota' pipes gave me such a thrill, it was orgasmic.
@@FreddieDobbs Hello again Freddie, thank you for your reply. Laverda were a small family owned concern in the Italian Dolomite mountains, their main line of business was manufacturing combine harvesters, their motorcycle production was essentially a side line. The farming equipment division was run by Piero Laverda and the motorcycle division was run by his brother Massimo. In the mid 1970's Laverda's UK importers Slater Brothers Ltd took a stock 981cc Laverda 3C model, they added high lift cams, high compression pistons and an unrestricted exhaust system, the end result was the legendary Laverda 1000 'Jota', a rip snorting beast of a bike capable producing 90 hp @ 7500 rpm with a top speed of 146 mph in standard trim. The 'Jota' was the fastest production motorcycle that you could buy in 1976. The 1200 version had softer profile cams and was sold as Laverda's touring model, it was marketed in the USA as the 'Jota America'. Laverda's were never built in huge numbers and their new price was always high to reflect their exclusivity. Today Laverda Jota's are fetching between £15k and £20k.
Hi , yet again so laid back and out for the day enjoying the trip , taking us along . Freddie in his gear and one smile or wave from Monika , were like lemmings , do not get to close to any cliffs , as were all going over ,as in Quadrophenia , expecting her smile when the ground looms up . Magic presentation and video work , thank you . Should any one like laid back rides , have a look at Saddle bags 73 on the tube and between both as Richard said , there will always be an England , just make time for it , even when the sun does not shine as long as you enjoy your bike .
Always enjoy your uploads! Only discovered your channel a few weeks ago and its already my fave Motorcycle channel. I like the way you include some much of the motorcycling lifestyle, (not just endless onboard footage of the road ahead). So much fantastic scenery/destinations in the UK! Enjoying watching from Australia. (P.S Also a huge fan of the old British phone box!)
I'm south east London too. Oxford Monster Lock x 2 attaching the bike to a ground anchor and bike covered by a black cover. I'm sure it is possible to steal the bike but it'd mean openly angle grinding the lock and anchor for probably half an hour on full display and under cctv. So far, so good!
I'm really into your laidback style of vlogging, which I enjoy watching on Sunday mornings, as it gives me a chillout start to the day. I have realised that although it's you, your bike, clothes reviews, the bike trips etc., the real star of the show is Monica. Without her you would only be half as good, so here is a Big shoutout to Monika and a hearty Thanks for making the show that keeps me coming back for more. "Behind every great man, is a great women" Also good to have someone doing the East and Southeast of UK for a change... my old hunting grounds before I went abroad, many moons ago. Thanks to you both and stay safe, greets from 🇨🇭, Steve.
I attended the "Royal Hospital School", joining in 1966 - Omg, it was so spooky to hear the chimes from the clock tower once again. Love all of your posts Freddie and your test of the RE 350 Meteor helped convince me to buy one. Great commentary and excellent camera work from Monica as usual. Be well and keep up the good work.
Travelled those roads many a time by car, motorcycle and pushbike. Husband and two sons went to the Royal Hospital School so great to see it again. Video content is great, love its relaxed feel. So jealous of your bike too!
Nice one Fredster. I’m going up to the Krazy Horse bike meet this Thursday in Bury St Edmonds, Suffolk. First one since lockdown was lifted . You should travel up, it would make a great vlog.
I've been meaning to comment for awhile now but usually watch via AppleTV app so no ability to like or comment. You're one of the best motorcycle content providers on youtube. Your videos are always well edited and entertaining and I love seeing Ole' Blighty. Especially loved the Isle of Wight series. I'm from just round the corner from you, Sidcup, but moved Stateside in 2000 and now living in Austin Texas. My ride is a 2019 Korosi Red Street Twin with some mods here and there. Keep up the great content mate, you're even making my wife love bikes with the videos! Oh and so much respect to Monica for the great cinematography!
Thank you, I did enjoy the video. Best deterrent for bike theft is to hang draw and quarter a thief in your locality. Or after the locks a small black padlock on the drive chain locks the bike when they are trying to push it away and they cant work out why., word of caution remember to lake it off before using the bike!
Well done young mr Dobbs you said a great truth about motor bikes its not wot you spend that matters i have an old 1500 goldwing and a new k1600 bmw 6 i love them both but the old goldwing has my hart its were of on holiday happy vibe ! Great vide as allways great camra work monica nailed it
Excellent video again guys thanks! Good choice of camera too. Fuji X-pro (1 or 2, couldn't make it out). Is that the 18mm f/2 pancake lens? I've an X-T2 which cost me quite a lot of money and a second hand X-E1 which was a bargain. Best straight out of camera jpegs with Fuji. No post processing faffing (unless you want to). 👍👍
I felt that was one of your best videos Andy, I feel sad but also I've learnt a true story reminding me how precious life really is, so thank you for doing it bud.
Your Bonneville is looking great in the English countryside. I'll be off to the canals at Aylesford on my scooter when the sun comes out. Like you said, enjoyable on any bike.
That was different and very enjoyable. I really like your Triumph. Never really been a Triumph man, but the appearance of it from the front with its round headlight makes it look a proper bike. Your Fiat 500 is cool, too. My much older half sister used to have one of the originals. It actually had a 500 cc engine. A twin. The only car I've driven that was actually slower than my Citroen 2CV6.
Videos like this make me genuinely miss the England I grew up in. You are making me want a Triumph as well, that is for sure. I love my Royal Enfield Himalayan but there is something undeniably cooler about those Triumphs...!
One of my favorite episodes of yours. The scenery is beautiful as always but the bike is so special. I think you featured shots of your bike in this video more than any other that I can remember. Thank you as your bike is so wonderful to look at.
Beautiful area, thats one heck of Cow…..and a great front basket on that one bike, you could install that on your Bonneville. Im going to look into those Tobacco Rough up gloves. Thanks !
Anther great video Freddie,and in my town of ipswich,!!.try the butt and oyster at pin mill they do some great food,and btw I have a 2018 1200 speedmaster It’s just had its first mot, I mention it as I watched your review of it the other day it’s a great bike which I shall keep for good, keep making videos I always enjoy them and ride safe both of you.🏍🏍🏍
Thanks very much Paul, I've just saved this pub! From Ipswich and with a Speedmaster- fantastic! What a great bike for the beautiful roads around Ipswich and the Orwell!
Stumbled upon your channel and I have to say I really enjoy your vids. you are doing a great job and deserve more success. Please keep it up and thank you.
You guys should check out Aldeburgh and Southwold whilst in Suffolk. Also Pin Mill just over the water from Ipswich is nice. Great clip. Defo going to check out Loch&Quay.
Wow.....where does one begin, from the beautiful intro to all the rides and stops, absolutely stunning video and thanks for the info on the clothing & accessories, great choice. I'll be watching this again and keeping it for those cold winter nights longing for spring.
Security....I have a big chain like yours. I used to use a good padlock on front disc but forget if its there too often. Best security is live in the country. I do but we do get raided by roaming thieves from time to time who take advantage of the quiet laybackbregion. Security cams are cheap . My bikes are kept in a locked garage with frame lock. With big dog who sleeps outside. I used to roam the lanes of Shropshire and Wales, for work and as a kid sometimes on my sisters pushbike. Its when i fell in love with out in the air two wheeled transport. Timeless for sure.
you have done it again .. great place that i am sure many of us did not no existed.. your bike seems to be over ten years old ;;; when watching these vids we are looking at the newest and best [inc speedmaster ] and i am too scared to go outside my gate unless i have the ultimate new product with the latest upgrades which far outdo the previous model,;, but a wake up call from you and other vlogers [?] = just ride the thing , each bike does have its own character ;;
@@FreddieDobbs You and Monica have such a great talent in creating these beautiful videos, put me on the list if you are thinking of creating calendar's DVD's etc
Great video...as always! Re the lock...try to always keep the padlock off the ground, makes it harder to attack. If the chain is long enough, wrap it round the rear wheel and just behind the shocks or over the seat.
Cycling in south east London is fine. I live in east Dulwich and it’s lovely around here. I’m a biker myself, though the Ducati 797 got written off in June (van pulled out in front of me-didn’t see me) and still waiting for the insurance and personal injury claim to come through. Hopefully not too long now and I can get a new bike. Been watching your videos the last couple of days and really enjoying them! Good luck in Tenerife 😊.
Brilliant! So glad I came across this video..I'm currently on holiday in wales doing exactly the same with the wife and my Honda cb1100rs....I've been looking at a 2nd bike. triumph Bonneville SE, or Newchurch ..and this came up 👍 Excellent video
I'm surprised you've been able to move the bike to all these wonderful places considering how absolutely stunned you say you are all the time! 😉 Joking aside I really enjoy your videos and presentation style, very inspiring, and i'm always looking forward to the next one!
Another great laid back video. You do pick appropriate music background to enhance the laid back feel…. nice. Not a area of England I’ve been to yet, so enjoyed the trip. BUT - Ipswich, either the designers or planners or both, need sacking for such a basic blunder🤨
Hi Freddie, nice to see my home county in your video, next time your up this way you should go to Bury St Edmunds. A much more attractive place than scruffy Ipswich. It should really be the county town.
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Thanks again for making me remind myself to take a step back sometimes and enjoy the day to day living.
You two do such chilled and well polished content and it has such a different feel to other bike related youtubers that I watch.keep up the great work guys ,really enjoyable.
Agreed makes a great change from all the usual suspects
A lot of the others are just wet towels. Freddie has an actual vibe. 👌
Thanks so much Daniel, that means a lot!
Totally agreed..
@@stewartmoore5158 I couldn't agree more, had a smile on my face the whole way through this video 😊
Dude, I've had a brand new Royal Enfield with 150 miles on the clock sitting in the shed for a year and a half.
Some weird TH-cam algorithm threw your Vlogs into my life and I'm getting my biker mojo back.
Thanks for reconnecting me to an old passion.
I'm DELIGHTED to hear this!!🙂
Another masterpiece of laidback chill!
Every time I see one of these videos I think, “There’ll always be an England.”
Same thing here 😀
As long as I´m around, I hope so. Really miss riding the English country roads, especially on Summer nights when its light till around 10 pm and not much traffic. Hopefully I´ll be doing just that again next year. The Summer this year has been a write off so at least that´s some compensation for being away :-)
Of all your videos this is the one I enjoy the most, so far. Keep up with the excellent work!
I just love the way you feel about your motorcycle ❤️ 😍
Beautiful! I love the smell of fields on a rainy day. Also love to ride away from crowded areas.
So good. Monika is so talented, great music/editing and shots. I’d have a look at a litelok if I was you. 👍😎
I agree no matter what bike you ride you get 100% enjoyment.
Brilliant content mate
Loved what you said about biking and freedom 🍻
beautiful video, landscape and bike. That segment with Monica’s smile is what’s this all about, enjoying good times in style :)
Monica has an infectious smile. Please come to Cambridge with one of your vlogs
It was Monica's smile during the intro that kept me smiling the whole way through, they are such an infectious couple. 😊
It’s brilliant how you make no apologies for going for the cool helmet.
Nice vibe Freddy and Monica. I love Suffolk
I believe Henry Cole once commented that the best bike to ride is the one you are on, very true as it doesn’t matter as long as you have a smile on. Ipswich council have absolutely ruined the town, the centre is like an old ghetto don’t bother to visit as there are many more towns that show the best of Suffolk.
The road from Ipswich to The Hospital school super ride, but then any B roads in Suffolk are a joy to ride.
Great video by Monika, you two are the dream team, nice to see her back on the pillion.
Spot on from Henry Cole! And I do agree- Ipswich need to tidy up the town centre urgently!
Wonderful clip. Thanks again for showing us the UK; looking forward to more. Great point on the happiness any bike can give you. Doesn't have to be the $30,000, 200 hp Italian, or equally expensive 1,000 pound American. You are amazingly young to realize that; took me more years t figure that out.
Thank you very much!🙂🙌🙌
Hello Freddy, In the early 1980's I owned and rode Meriden built Triumph's, a TR7RV 'Tiger' 750, a T140E 'Bonneville' 750, a T160V 'Trident' with Norman Hyde 850 big bore kit and a TSX 750. But the machine that I owned which gave me the most thrilling rides was a 1980 Laverda 1200 'Mirage', it was a beast to ride, very tall and top heavy, it had heavy clutch and throttle action which regularly snapped cables. It only gave 27 to 30 mpg, but I forgave it for it's negative points because of it's acceleration, wild handling and the 180 degree cranks bellow from the straight through 'Jota' pipes gave me such a thrill, it was orgasmic.
Hi David,
That's a fine selection of bikes! I've never seen a Laverda 1200 in my life- it sounds brilliant and extremely scary!🤣🤣
@@FreddieDobbs Hello again Freddie, thank you for your reply. Laverda were a small family owned concern in the Italian Dolomite mountains, their main line of business was manufacturing combine harvesters, their motorcycle production was essentially a side line. The farming equipment division was run by Piero Laverda and the motorcycle division was run by his brother Massimo. In the mid 1970's Laverda's UK importers Slater Brothers Ltd took a stock 981cc Laverda 3C model, they added high lift cams, high compression pistons and an unrestricted exhaust system, the end result was the legendary Laverda 1000 'Jota', a rip snorting beast of a bike capable producing 90 hp @ 7500 rpm with a top speed of 146 mph in standard trim. The 'Jota' was the fastest production motorcycle that you could buy in 1976. The 1200 version had softer profile cams and was sold as Laverda's touring model, it was marketed in the USA as the 'Jota America'. Laverda's were never built in huge numbers and their new price was always high to reflect their exclusivity. Today Laverda Jota's are fetching between £15k and £20k.
What a brilliant history! I absolutely love history like that, and built in small numbers- a very special bike to own!🖤👌🏻🏍
Hi , yet again so laid back and out for the day enjoying the trip , taking us along . Freddie in his gear and one smile or wave from Monika , were like lemmings , do not get to close to any cliffs , as were all going over ,as in Quadrophenia , expecting her smile when the ground looms up . Magic presentation and video work , thank you . Should any one like laid back rides , have a look at Saddle bags 73 on the tube and between both as Richard said , there will always be an England , just make time for it , even when the sun does not shine as long as you enjoy your bike .
It’s good how you never mind admitting your learning Freddy … great stuff you two
Always enjoy your uploads! Only discovered your channel a few weeks ago and its already my fave Motorcycle channel. I like the way you include some much of the motorcycling lifestyle, (not just endless onboard footage of the road ahead). So much fantastic scenery/destinations in the UK! Enjoying watching from Australia. (P.S Also a huge fan of the old British phone box!)
Thanks very much! I'm delighted to hear of watchers over in Australia, thank you!🙂
Well done Freddie, simple, honest and enjoyable! Brings the spirit of life and bikes out, after all, that what it's about!
Love your vlogs Freddie keep it up dude..👌👍
Thanks! I really enjoy your videos
Cracking video and I like your modelling photos on the Blackbird motorcycle clothing website 👍🏼🇳🇿
I would love to see longer videos, its so nice and relaxing
Beautifully done! All the best to both of you. It doesn't have to be the most expensive bike to make you feel great.
Awesome video and awesome content can’t wait for the next video Thanks Freddie and Monica
I'm south east London too. Oxford Monster Lock x 2 attaching the bike to a ground anchor and bike covered by a black cover. I'm sure it is possible to steal the bike but it'd mean openly angle grinding the lock and anchor for probably half an hour on full display and under cctv. So far, so good!
I'm really into your laidback style of vlogging, which I enjoy watching on Sunday mornings, as it gives me a chillout start to the day.
I have realised that although it's you, your bike, clothes reviews, the bike trips etc., the real star of the show is Monica. Without her you would only be half as good, so here is a Big shoutout to Monika and a hearty Thanks for making the show that keeps me coming back for more.
"Behind every great man, is a great women"
Also good to have someone doing the East and Southeast of UK for a change... my old hunting grounds before I went abroad, many moons ago.
Thanks to you both and stay safe, greets from 🇨🇭, Steve.
Very well said and you're absolutely spot on- without Monika the video quality would be absolutely atrocious!😆
And hello over in Switzerland!🙂
Great video, so chilled 👍
Thanks for taking us along on the trip.
I attended the "Royal Hospital School", joining in 1966 - Omg, it was so spooky to hear the chimes from the clock tower once again. Love all of your posts Freddie and your test of the RE 350 Meteor helped convince me to buy one. Great commentary and excellent camera work from Monica as usual. Be well and keep up the good work.
Lucky lad looks fantastic 👍 thanks for the video guys
Travelled those roads many a time by car, motorcycle and pushbike. Husband and two sons went to the Royal Hospital School so great to see it again. Video content is great, love its relaxed feel. So jealous of your bike too!
Thanks Paula! What a stunning school!
Nice one Fredster. I’m going up to the Krazy Horse bike meet this Thursday in Bury St Edmonds, Suffolk. First one since lockdown was lifted . You should travel up, it would make a great vlog.
Amazing, thanks for sharing this (i had no idea about the bike night). I’ll do my very best, because i want to visit!🙂👌🏻
I've been meaning to comment for awhile now but usually watch via AppleTV app so no ability to like or comment.
You're one of the best motorcycle content providers on youtube. Your videos are always well edited and entertaining and I love seeing Ole' Blighty. Especially loved the Isle of Wight series.
I'm from just round the corner from you, Sidcup, but moved Stateside in 2000 and now living in Austin Texas. My ride is a 2019 Korosi Red Street Twin with some mods here and there.
Keep up the great content mate, you're even making my wife love bikes with the videos! Oh and so much respect to Monica for the great cinematography!
Thanks so much Alex, that means a lot! Wow that is brilliant- Sidcup to Austin- fantastic!!🙂
very enjoyable, thanks
The basket in the bicycle is cool, leave it there, that is a niche, good one.
Thank you, I did enjoy the video. Best deterrent for bike theft is to hang draw and quarter a thief in your locality. Or after the locks a small black padlock on the drive chain locks the bike when they are trying to push it away and they cant work out why., word of caution remember to lake it off before using the bike!
That's a really good idea that I've never heard of in my life! Thank you!
You got it man. All bikes give me a thrill. Love it!
Chilled out vibes Freddie just what I needed
Well done young mr Dobbs you said a great truth about motor bikes its not wot you spend that matters i have an old 1500 goldwing and a new k1600 bmw 6 i love them both but the old goldwing has my hart its were of on holiday happy vibe ! Great vide as allways great camra work monica nailed it
Excellent video again guys thanks! Good choice of camera too. Fuji X-pro (1 or 2, couldn't make it out). Is that the 18mm f/2 pancake lens? I've an X-T2 which cost me quite a lot of money and a second hand X-E1 which was a bargain. Best straight out of camera jpegs with Fuji. No post processing faffing (unless you want to). 👍👍
Thanks Garry, I love it! It’s the 35mm lens and I think the camera cost £600 used off eBay. I love the tones!🖤👌🏻
how times have changed on bike prices :) loving your videos. Currently working backwards through your vlogs. 🙂
great riding and landscape !! I like your Triumph Bike !! I ride a Triumph Street Twin !!
I felt that was one of your best videos Andy, I feel sad but also I've learnt a true story reminding me how precious life really is, so thank you for doing it bud.
Hello Freddie, te veo desde Sudamérica, desde este gran país llamado Chile 🇨🇱 🤝 🏍💨💨💨. Ps.: Acá también amamos las motos 🙌✌️🤘
Gracias Juan!!!🙂🙌🙌
Your Bonneville is looking great in the English countryside. I'll be off to the canals at Aylesford on my scooter when the sun comes out. Like you said, enjoyable on any bike.
Bloody lovely mate.
You really seem to enjoy the peace and quiet of the the English countryside, away from the hussle and bustle of London life. Good on you!
The open space does feel amazing!!😃
Love this video Freddie.
That was different and very enjoyable. I really like your Triumph. Never really been a Triumph man, but the appearance of it from the front with its round headlight makes it look a proper bike. Your Fiat 500 is cool, too. My much older half sister used to have one of the originals. It actually had a 500 cc engine. A twin. The only car I've driven that was actually slower than my Citroen 2CV6.
Wow you are a family of car connoisseurs- what a pair! I don't know why I love the Fiat so much- it's a bit ridiculous how much I like it!😆
@@FreddieDobbs I had a Jeep Wrangler 4.0 Ltd for 10 years. The other extreme. 18-20 mpg. 22 touring.
cool wee video, you and Monica are a great team.
Coffee, honey and banana on toast, and a new Freddie & Monica video, all set.
Videos like this make me genuinely miss the England I grew up in. You are making me want a Triumph as well, that is for sure. I love my Royal Enfield Himalayan but there is something undeniably cooler about those Triumphs...!
One of my favorite episodes of yours. The scenery is beautiful as always but the bike is so special. I think you featured shots of your bike in this video more than any other that I can remember. Thank you as your bike is so wonderful to look at.
Beautiful area, thats one heck of Cow…..and a great front basket on that one bike, you could install that on your Bonneville. Im going to look into those Tobacco Rough up gloves. Thanks !
I have been considering attaching the basket to my Bonneville- perfect for the morning baguette run!😆
Tips on locks handy as just got my Bonnie, motorcycle shops they expensive, B&Q never thought of that 👍
Anther great video Freddie,and in my town of ipswich,!!.try the butt and oyster at pin mill they do some great food,and btw I have a 2018 1200 speedmaster It’s just had its first mot, I mention it as I watched your review of it the other day it’s a great bike which I shall keep for good, keep making videos I always enjoy them and ride safe both of you.🏍🏍🏍
Thanks very much Paul, I've just saved this pub! From Ipswich and with a Speedmaster- fantastic! What a great bike for the beautiful roads around Ipswich and the Orwell!
Love your videos
My local area, and you make me look at it anew.............
Stumbled upon your channel and I have to say I really enjoy your vids. you are doing a great job and deserve more success. Please keep it up and thank you.
Very casual Freddie, summer chil. 😉
You guys should check out Aldeburgh and Southwold whilst in Suffolk. Also Pin Mill just over the water from Ipswich is nice. Great clip. Defo going to check out Loch&Quay.
Thanks Tony! Tomorrow's vlog is Walberswick!🙂
very nice video....now I'm totally relaxed :-)
Who knew Ipswich is such a really nice area nice one Freddie hope the rain stays away for you guys have fun : ) cheers .for the look in .
Thanks Malcolm! There are some really nice bits in and around Ipswich (we start the next vlog from Ipswich Marina, which is beautiful!)
Wow.....where does one begin, from the beautiful intro to all the rides and stops, absolutely stunning video and thanks for the info on the clothing & accessories, great choice. I'll be watching this again and keeping it for those cold winter nights longing for spring.
Stellar vid, again..! Hope companies are sponsoring you by now - could do a major exam on classic mc gear just by watching your vids!:)
Thank you!!🙂🙌🏻🙌🏻
I also cancel the blinkers all the time :)
Can't stand to think I'm riding with it on.
I'm so glad I'm not alone- I've recently learnt I have a real problem with do this all the time!🤣
Another great vid bro! Wish i could ride along.
Perhaps one day we could temp him into a ride out to be the Wheels & Waves festival down in Biarritz. Would make an epic Vlog.
Security....I have a big chain like yours. I used to use a good padlock on front disc but forget if its there too often.
Best security is live in the country.
I do but we do get raided by roaming thieves from time to time who take advantage of the quiet laybackbregion.
Security cams are cheap .
My bikes are kept in a locked garage with frame lock. With big dog who sleeps outside.
I used to roam the lanes of Shropshire and Wales, for work and as a kid sometimes on my sisters pushbike. Its when i fell in love with out in the air two wheeled transport. Timeless for sure.
Good point about country living- it also gigantically reduces insurance premiums!🙂
you have done it again .. great place that i am sure many of us did not no existed.. your bike seems to be over ten years old ;;; when watching these vids we are looking at the newest and best [inc speedmaster ] and i am too scared to go outside my gate unless i have the ultimate new product with the latest upgrades which far outdo the previous model,;, but a wake up call from you and other vlogers [?] = just ride the thing , each bike does have its own character ;;
absolutely agree!🙂
Loved the video as always! Thank you .
Can i see you guys make short films? Will be great ! The cinematics are sooo good ! Coolest amd most countryside cinematics ever !
Thanks very much! We may give it a try!🙂
@@FreddieDobbs You and Monica have such a great talent in creating these beautiful videos, put me on the list if you are thinking of creating calendar's DVD's etc
Great video...as always!
Re the lock...try to always keep the padlock off the ground, makes it harder to attack. If the chain is long enough, wrap it round the rear wheel and just behind the shocks or over the seat.
Very good point- I'd never considered that! Thanks
Cycling in south east London is fine. I live in east Dulwich and it’s lovely around here. I’m a biker myself, though the Ducati 797 got written off in June (van pulled out in front of me-didn’t see me) and still waiting for the insurance and personal injury claim to come through. Hopefully not too long now and I can get a new bike. Been watching your videos the last couple of days and really enjoying them! Good luck in Tenerife 😊.
Brilliant! So glad I came across this video..I'm currently on holiday in wales doing exactly the same with the wife and my Honda cb1100rs....I've been looking at a 2nd bike. triumph Bonneville SE, or Newchurch ..and this came up 👍 Excellent video
enjoyed, have a great trip
Fabulous vlog 👍👏
Im excited going to uk next year. Planing to take a picture with you then visit bike shed
I like the sound of that! And Bike Shed's a must!
Next time come to bury st Edmunds, you would love its history.
In Toronto people show up in a van, put your bike inside the van and drive away. Always hook the chain into something else to increase the security
I'm not far from there, I would say drop in for a cuppa but I'm away this long weekend hehe. Have fun you guys!
Okay, Freddie (and Monika!), I have things to do! Will you please stop distracting me with your absolutely fantastic videos?
I'm surprised you've been able to move the bike to all these wonderful places considering how absolutely stunned you say you are all the time! 😉 Joking aside I really enjoy your videos and presentation style, very inspiring, and i'm always looking forward to the next one!
Thanks very much!🤣🤣
since you have alloy wheels, you can also use a large ulock around the fork and one of the spokes
Another great laid back video. You do pick appropriate music background to enhance the laid back feel…. nice.
Not a area of England I’ve been to yet, so enjoyed the trip.
BUT - Ipswich, either the designers or planners or both, need sacking for such a basic blunder🤨
Lovely country side mate nice little ride nice bike gorgeous scenery and hello from Western Australia a fellow rider
Hi Freddie, nice to see my home county in your video, next time your up this way you should go to Bury St Edmunds. A much more attractive place than scruffy Ipswich. It should really be the county town.
Thanks Robert, this may be our destination for next week (I’ve never been!)🙂
This is unique.
Freddie try Aldeburgh, Thorpeness, Orford, Walberswick and Southwold all on the coast and worth a visit. Have fun.
Thanks very much Ed- I've just saved these!
I like how yo put the helmet on to go see the ducks..
I remember those phone boxes being full of call girl cards. Maybe I was in the wrong area? :D
I remember too!🤣
Caught out in the rain with open face helmets.... The best laid plans of mice and men and all that. Glad it didn't last long.
You should be on television mate, your vlogs are so adictive👏👏👍
Thank you Peter!🙂
Awesome
I live on the Shotley Peninsula. Loch and Quay has been shut down about a year now
Im amazed no one nicked that bicycle in the 5 seconds you turned your back.
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You make great videos! Thank you.
Have you ever looked at the small motorcycles like Triumph T 100 or Moto guzzi V7? What do you think about this?
I have; the Triumph Street Twin is one of my absolute favourite bikes. Actually these bikes (V7, T100, Interceptor) are my favourite size of bikes🙂
Those look like some comfy gloves 😊
They're really good summer gloves- some of my favourites!