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One down...30 to go 😂Good start mate. The bit you messed up recording...I've done the same. Uploading daily things have to just be good enough.

Been subscribed to Paul’s channel for a long time as you know he’s a very down to earth bloke from Sheffield, who very much like yourself seems to be always up for a challenge especially when Jo gives him a shove lol, perhaps you could get him on a Brompton bike camp during your video a day event.

You're getting lots of erections lately 😂 how do you manage it?

I ride the Dawes Kalahari, almost identical but with basic front suss. Like you i carry front and back. I tour on it, commute daily and do all our shopping on it. Ten yrs old and the only thing i can really criticise is the chrome bends that feed the brake cable immediately before each brake mech have rusted. Dawes make great bikes for the money 😊👌

Useful video Andrew, thanks Also good comments from posters 👍

Ub_r, or walk home, I've never fixed a puncture at the road side!

The only thing I would add is a pair of surgical gloves. Keeps the hands clean.

Been enjoying your videos Andrew - thanks for putting them together. I have a 4 spd T Line (16 months now) and immediately fitted Continental Contact Urban tyres - they’ve been fantastic and I’m very pleased with their robustness over all sorts of surfaces.

the adapters for presta I always thread a bit of wire through it and hang it under my saddles, I dont loose then?

I always carry a set of tweezers for pulling out thorns, glass, etc. Before fitting a new tube. It's really useful in winter when your fingers are freezing.

My 2019 Superlight, now below 9 kilo and still with mudguards, I have an original Tool Kit inside, which may be used with the cover as an extra handle! I have never used it for anything serious, but some adjustments though. Finn. Denmark

where can i buy?

I don't carry tyre levers as I have arthritis in my fingers so they are useless for me. I carry a Tyre Glider instead and with that I have no problem putting on or taking off tyres. However it did take some time at the start to learn how to use it properly.

How does the T line compares to the C line electric?

Thank you for sharing it's an excellent fleet of bikes you have there, I really enjoy the builds you got there they're cool bikes,

I knew you had some bikes, but wow!

I got this for £200 on fb marketplace 🎉

Great collection Andrew, and sounds like memories as well 👍 I don't feel as guilty now with five bikes in my garage 😀 I've always had a passion for bikes like yourself Andrew. Thanks for showing us your collection 👍

You're feeling better now then?😎

So Andrew if you had to evacuate your house pronto with only one bike, which bike would it be (1 bike) ???

Nice eclectic collection Andrew not that dissimilar to my own lol!

I built one like this but shortly rattled my front basket frame to pieces. Yours looks like a different design of basket frame. Did it come like that or is it a replacement / custom part?

Hi Andrew, It was good to catch up, and sorry to hear you were poorly. Ros and I enjoyed chattong to you, You've convinced Ros about the T line 😁 Take care, get well and hope to catch up again next year.

sorry you were poorly.

I'm usin the same bag. Its good to cross border travel.

Usual problem is not raising the seatpost enough to allow triangle to unfold 😂

Amazing Andrew, thanks 👍

Nice to seeing you yesterday 👌

We haven’t heard much more of ‘John’ - what happened and did you vote him Out ?

I used to have a Honda steed 600cc (shadow outside of Asia) and apart from when it was really dirty and needed a wash, I used lemon Pledge, sprayed on and polished off. Great for paint, chrome, plastic, vinyl, leather seats and hand grips, windshield, and also my leather jacket and chaps and big leather saddlebags I'd made too.❤😅

Hi I owned C line in Manchester and interested about your bike. How much are you selling for your bike?

Never heard if using mr sheen on bike paint but will give it a try next time im washing

How you getting with the saddle now ?

Nice bike you have

Watch out for the lube close to the brake surfaces. And I use to grease the bolts before tigthening, to be sure to take them loose again. On my Superlight I have changed the clamps on the mudguards to carbon and aluminum.Finn. Denmark

Lovely bike. memorries of many tours I bet

Thank you i appreciate your video. What your opinion of the bike fitment after changing the midriser bar?

Worth it !!

As an owner of a now much former than SuperlightM6LXBrompton, from 2019, I honestly wondered for what use I had the low gears, of my 6, till I met an absurd hill during a vacation, and had to walk on top, going up? It has now been rebuilt to below 9 kilo, still with mudguards and new carbon clamps holding the original titanium stays, as I have changed most/near all - loose parts on my bike to titanium and carbon! I would like to try a 12 speed, if not for anything but to assure my initial perception! But see to protect the inside of the frame from the strange holes by the hinges, as water and gravel may come in and on top of the Crank and ball bearings below the stem post! Finn. Denmark

Did you hear about the Indian chief ? He was a tea totaller and he drowned in his own tee pee 😂 .

I have one in my room. At first I didn't realise that aluminium pans don't work but now you can get a steel platter that will convert any pan😊

Fire bucket for the car ?

We've been induction cooking for 12 years ...wouldn't have it any other way 😮 👍less risk of fire in a tent

Fascinating. Ta

I got a <20k mile tippy-top spec one of these for under £11500 though admittedly 2021 and no service history (NHS car so was serviced for sure). I love it. I think it looks way better than the 208 imo (almost no one agrees, which makes it cheaper) and performs identically. I just had a very enjoyable ride back through the mountains with a supercharged mini following me (he saw me launch out of a 20 zone and decided he wanted to play). Even keeping to the 50 mph limit and not being stupid, it was huge fun to drive around twisty roads, handled great and of course goes like stink from low speeds up to about 50, feeling lighter and more powerful than my previous car that had 50BHP more and weighed 200kg less. It also looks great in the two layer red - from the stone chips you can see it's actually like a toffee apple, translucent red over white. I much prefer that to the flatter colours some of the newer ones come in. Overall stlying to me suggests Audi on a really good day. As for the other cars that use the same powertrain - why does everyone want an SUV? They're just heavier, uglier and harder to park in cities.

nice that you can charge at home i guess, or get it "free" as your overnighter (you don't say where you got free electric, and why) Next try and do it for £6.22 as 85p/kwh Also looking forward to your comparison of purchase costs, and insurance costs. cheers

Nice and comfy looking. I hope you have agreat iime 🙂

What's your height sir ? The seatpost is too high 😮

A nice simple and practical solution to what you want. I like it mate, well done. And you don't try and oversell it. Keep posting...

Couldn't claim your UKGRASS40 discount then with having lekky 😢