Hi Dave, you made a fantastic video of our trip mate, really enjoyed watching it and remembering how good it was!, thanks for your efforts filming it, really enjoyed cycle touring with you, looking forward to the next one🚲⛺️🙂👍🏻
Thanks Ian it was a pleasure, a really great trip even if I did drink too much on the first night 😂😂 still we got to some great places . Yes we need to sort another trip sometime soon . 🚲⛺️👍
Never new there was so much flat land up that way. Had no idea you had canals there. Reminds me of Norfolk and the Somerset plains. I got my electric bike working in the end. It was the motor was in reverse and i tried diffrent wire combos with the red green and yellow wires untill it went foward. Also manged to remove the speed restriction by joing the two white wires :)
That looked like a really interesting route. The pizza looked tasty! And the ice cream! And beer! Must have been good to take advantage of travelling through civilisation!
Very impressive cable tying repair work Dave!! Great you got your phone back too…what a relief that must have been! Looked like you both had a great workout, good fun and some good fortune with the weather too 😎 A lovely few days exploring!! 🤗
Thanks Miriam , it did the trick nicely . I was so lucky getting the phone back for sure !!! It was a steady away trip enjoying the scenery along the way . What a difference when the sun is out 😎 🚲👍
wow that looked like a amazing tour, i wish i had time to go on a tour like that. i am still battling to get my bucket list tours done. i have a tour planned for next month, but it i have had to make it shorter because my douchebag boss would not let me have all the time of work that i wanted.
Thanks James , it was a great trip helped with some great weather. I hope you get your trip done next month. Ian was great company but I’m off whisky for now 😂😂 . Hopefully get a trip with you and Ian one day atb Dave
Thoroughly enjoyed watching that. And, James, hopefully we will get to see more great adventures on your channel this year. You and Ian make a great team and cycling and cake has been both brassy adventurous. An absolute joy to watch! 👍👍
Wow Dave, what a change...bet the legs were aching well when you got home LOL. Don't tek' the kitchen sink next time tho..ha ha. Looks like you both enjoyed the change of trip. llama_ladee_anny
Ha yeah , I quite like a good bike camping trip. legs were a little heavy but not too bad carrying all that weight lol .It was an enjoyable trip tho 🚲🍕⛺️👍
Proper old-fashioned lads adventure that Dave👌. I quite like those weird flat backwaters of Yorkshire for a walk or run out in the car. If I fancy a change from dreary moors and the weather is better in the east, I sometimes head over that way. I also recognised a few locations round the Humber from many birding trips down the years. Great that. 😎
Thanks Chris , yeah it was a good trip especially with the weather playing ball. . I have never been that way before so was an interesting trip . Plenty of varied routes that we took too , atb Dave 🚲👍
great trip! look at it all flat and stuff, lol just looked at yr strava and my komoot, i did more uphill elevation in the first 8 miles of my trip than yr entire 3 days! i hate dartmoor.... but yr vid sums up exactly why im begining to love bikepacking, you explore places youd never walk too or find, like the bridge, brilliant! ATB WJ
Thanks Jay , we planned it that way especially with all the weight we had. We did have a few bumps I mean hills lol the bike certainly gets you places you wouldn’t normally get to. TFW atb Dave
at 19:30 Dave, that was a mushroom! A big mushroom, full of water so be careful how you cook it:) That was a great view of the Humber bridge. Nice ride, not too many hills :) I'm hopefully cycling "The way of the Roses" next month on my Brompton!
I think it was more a magic mushroom Sandy 😂 it was a nice flat route with just a few hills , enjoyed the bridge ride tho . look forward to seeing your roses trip next month on the Brompton , don’t over pack like I did lol
Dropped lucky with the weather Geordie , it was a memorable trip and the bridge is pretty impressive . And yes I was very lucky to get my phone back 🙏🏼 atb Dave
Nice route around my local patch. BTW the Humber Bridge is still the longest bridge in the world that you can cycle over. Worth a visit for anyone new to the area and best approached along the riverside path from North Ferriby. I did not realise that you had a cycling channel Dave, so have just subscribed and have a lot of catching up. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for watching , it surprised how low the handrails on the bridge were 😂😂 scary ! It’s a great area with the variation of off and road routes. I set up the other Channel when I did a diy e-bike conversion in lockdown . Thanks for sub atb Dave 🚲⛺️👍
Start and finish 10 mins from me. Nice route you picked as well. You covered some ground in 3 days with all that kit. Not sure about the ‘party barn’ tho 😂. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks , we thought a flattish route with all the gear for this one . A beautiful part of the country with some great off road routes . Barn looked nice but is rather unsafe lol TFW atb Dave
@@grantswheelstohills yeah I kept it simple using GoPros , as otherwise the trip becomes more about filming than enjoying . So we filmed on the move and when stopped for breaks . Happy cycling 👍
Hi Dave….crackin post lovely tour. I’ve just recently subscribed to your channel and I’m really enjoying your tours wi ya marra. Good little route this and is was nice to see you venturing south for a change but I must say I was inspired with your Lancaster Canal and Morecambe touring visits so that’s on MY list for this year. So you travelled south to my neck of the woods. I’m in Thorne which you passed thru on D1 and recovered your phone from. Yes we’re very honest and trustworthy round here…well the vast majority. So this route on this vid I would either do an extension of the route north of Thorne as a day ride and include Barmby Barrage or I’d do the Humber Bridge element as a day ride. Good job you chose Horkstow Hill to get down into Barton. That’s the most shallow road onto the top of the escarpment, the other ones are buggers. I even have to zig zig up them with just a day bag on my 1988 Dawes Galaxy. That windmill that you passed at Topham which is a Hamlet in the parish of Sykehouse just after crossing the River Went which you both commented on is the residence of a Mr Roy Clarke the writer of The Last of the Summer Wine and Open All Hours amongst other famous TV progs. It’s quite a village is that as John Parr the musician who wrote St Elmo’s Fire, Theme Song to The Breakfast Club film, lives round the corner from him. Anyways Dave, really enjoyed this one, n looking forward to your further adventures…. keep posting. Bessies…Ron
Thanks Ron , that’s a big comment lol , Thorne yes that was a lucky place for me phew . I still watch summer wine occasionally 👍thanks for local info if the area and famous people too . That was a great trip and I loved all of the route we took atb Dave
This is amazing. Did not expect to see this kind of terrain in the UK to be honest. Done a load of bike packing in France but this makes me wanna explore up north a lot more! Great video thank you!
Hi Dave, you made a fantastic video of our trip mate, really enjoyed watching it and remembering how good it was!, thanks for your efforts filming it, really enjoyed cycle touring with you, looking forward to the next one🚲⛺️🙂👍🏻
Thanks Ian it was a pleasure, a really great trip even if I did drink too much on the first night 😂😂 still we got to some great places . Yes we need to sort another trip sometime soon . 🚲⛺️👍
Never new there was so much flat land up that way. Had no idea you had canals there. Reminds me of Norfolk and the Somerset plains. I got my electric bike working in the end. It was the motor was in reverse and i tried diffrent wire combos with the red green and yellow wires untill it went foward. Also manged to remove the speed restriction by joing the two white wires :)
Cheers Richard , it’s a lovely scenic area for cycling . Glad you got the Ebike going again , it will be speedy now then 🚲💨👍
That looked like a really interesting route. The pizza looked tasty! And the ice cream! And beer! Must have been good to take advantage of travelling through civilisation!
Thanks Liz , it was a great route and it’s always good to use the local amenities . TFW atb Dave 🍕🚲👍
Very impressive cable tying repair work Dave!! Great you got your phone back too…what a relief that must have been! Looked like you both had a great workout, good fun and some good fortune with the weather too 😎 A lovely few days exploring!! 🤗
Thanks Miriam , it did the trick nicely . I was so lucky getting the phone back for sure !!! It was a steady away trip enjoying the scenery along the way . What a difference when the sun is out 😎 🚲👍
wow that looked like a amazing tour, i wish i had time to go on a tour like that. i am still battling to get my bucket list tours done. i have a tour planned for next month, but it i have had to make it shorter because my douchebag boss would not let me have all the time of work that i wanted.
Thanks James , it was a great trip helped with some great weather. I hope you get your trip done next month. Ian was great company but I’m off whisky for now 😂😂 . Hopefully get a trip with you and Ian one day atb Dave
Thoroughly enjoyed watching that. And, James, hopefully we will get to see more great adventures on your channel this year. You and Ian make a great team and cycling and cake has been both brassy adventurous. An absolute joy to watch! 👍👍
Great trip out Dave.
Thanks Grant
That looked like a great route Dave, I reckon even I could manage that with minimal moaning
Cheers Lee , right up your street this route flat with few bumps lol
Wow Dave, what a change...bet the legs were aching well when you got home LOL. Don't tek' the kitchen sink next time tho..ha ha.
Looks like you both enjoyed the change of trip.
llama_ladee_anny
Ha yeah , I quite like a good bike camping trip. legs were a little heavy but not too bad carrying all that weight lol .It was an enjoyable trip tho 🚲🍕⛺️👍
Nice one Dave, a change is as good as a rest, as they say! Fantastic weather for a bivvy adventure, loved the shots of the Humber bridge👍👍
Thanks Anthony , blessed with the weather for sure and the bivvy , Humber bridge was great to cross on a bike 😂 atb Dave
Great tour , and bivy, did not realise you had another channel
Cheers
Thanks mate , yeah all my Ebike and normal bike stuff on there 🚲👍
Enjoyed it marra. Nice area.
Cold pizza is the best 👍👍👍
Cheers mate , yeah don’t waste pizza lol tfw Dave 👍
That was different. And interesting. Not a part of the world I have ever considered for a tour but you found some quiet bits.
Thanks , yeah it was enjoyable and there was really lovely quiet spots along the route . tfw atb Dave 🚲⛺️👍
Proper old-fashioned lads adventure that Dave👌. I quite like those weird flat backwaters of Yorkshire for a walk or run out in the car. If I fancy a change from dreary moors and the weather is better in the east, I sometimes head over that way. I also recognised a few locations round the Humber from many birding trips down the years. Great that. 😎
Thanks Chris , yeah it was a good trip especially with the weather playing ball. . I have never been that way before so was an interesting trip . Plenty of varied routes that we took too , atb Dave 🚲👍
Very interesting video lovely sights nice to see you teaming up with Ian.
Thanks for watching , Ian was great company 👍 atb Dave 🚲⛺️👍
Wow absolutely beautiful video and I really enjoyed watching it. Thanks for sharing this video with us. New subscriber here from #RTBL
Thank you for watching , it was an enjoyable trip . thanks for the sub
great trip! look at it all flat and stuff, lol just looked at yr strava and my komoot, i did more uphill elevation in the first 8 miles of my trip than yr entire 3 days! i hate dartmoor....
but yr vid sums up exactly why im begining to love bikepacking, you explore places youd never walk too or find, like the bridge, brilliant! ATB WJ
Thanks Jay , we planned it that way especially with all the weight we had. We did have a few bumps I mean hills lol the bike certainly gets you places you wouldn’t normally get to. TFW atb Dave
Nice bike adventure there and mainly flat which is always a bonus. Do the midge things actually work. Atb Darren
Thanks Darren , flats the way to go 🚲👍 I dunno but they went 😂 atb Dave 🚲👍
at 19:30 Dave, that was a mushroom! A big mushroom, full of water so be careful how you cook it:) That was a great view of the Humber bridge. Nice ride, not too many hills :)
I'm hopefully cycling "The way of the Roses" next month on my Brompton!
I think it was more a magic mushroom Sandy 😂 it was a nice flat route with just a few hills , enjoyed the bridge ride tho . look forward to seeing your roses trip next month on the Brompton , don’t over pack like I did lol
Nice one, lads. Really enjoyed this video. I thought at one point you were about to crash into the bike with the pizzas tied to it. ATB.
Thanks for watching , close calls but no crashes lol atb Dave 🍕🚲👍
Nice bikepacking holiday lads 🚴👌sun,beer, pizzas,ice cream 😂 the Humber bridge is some structure & the icing on the cake finding your phone 👍
Dropped lucky with the weather Geordie , it was a memorable trip and the bridge is pretty impressive . And yes I was very lucky to get my phone back 🙏🏼 atb Dave
Nice route around my local patch. BTW the Humber Bridge is still the longest bridge in the world that you can cycle over. Worth a visit for anyone new to the area and best approached along the riverside path from North Ferriby. I did not realise that you had a cycling channel Dave, so have just subscribed and have a lot of catching up. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for watching , it surprised how low the handrails on the bridge were 😂😂 scary ! It’s a great area with the variation of off and road routes. I set up the other Channel when I did a diy e-bike conversion in lockdown . Thanks for sub atb Dave 🚲⛺️👍
Start and finish 10 mins from me. Nice route you picked as well. You covered some ground in 3 days with all that kit. Not sure about the ‘party barn’ tho 😂. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks , we thought a flattish route with all the gear for this one . A beautiful part of the country with some great off road routes . Barn looked nice but is rather unsafe lol TFW atb Dave
Loved this vlog, and started just 25mins down the road from me.
You have some great routes and places so accessible by bike 🚲⛺️👍
Nice one Dave and mate. Testing your wild camping skills and stamina on a longer adventure! Will be watching this later....👍🍺🍺😎
Thanks Snowy 🚲⛺️🍺👍
I love a bit of cycling..not sure how I missed your other channel...but just subscribed!
Thanks for subbing, I set it up to try and keep it separate from my main channel atb Dave 🚲👍
@BorderRambler done one film...but I'm in a cycling trip soon and hope to film it.
@@grantswheelstohills yeah I kept it simple using GoPros , as otherwise the trip becomes more about filming than enjoying . So we filmed on the move and when stopped for breaks . Happy cycling 👍
Hi Dave….crackin post lovely tour.
I’ve just recently subscribed to your channel and I’m really enjoying your tours wi ya marra.
Good little route this and is was nice to see you venturing south for a change but I must say I was inspired with your Lancaster Canal and Morecambe touring visits so that’s on MY list for this year.
So you travelled south to my neck of the woods. I’m in Thorne which you passed thru on D1 and recovered your phone from. Yes we’re very honest and trustworthy round here…well the vast majority.
So this route on this vid I would either do an extension of the route north of Thorne as a day ride and include Barmby Barrage or I’d do the Humber Bridge element as a day ride. Good job you chose Horkstow Hill to get down into Barton. That’s the most shallow road onto the top of the escarpment, the other ones are buggers. I even have to zig zig up them with just a day bag on my 1988 Dawes Galaxy.
That windmill that you passed at Topham which is a Hamlet in the parish of Sykehouse just after crossing the River Went which you both commented on is the residence of a Mr Roy Clarke the writer of The Last of the Summer Wine and Open All Hours amongst other famous TV progs. It’s quite a village is that as John Parr the musician who wrote St Elmo’s Fire, Theme Song to The Breakfast Club film, lives round the corner from him.
Anyways Dave, really enjoyed this one, n looking forward to your further adventures…. keep posting.
Bessies…Ron
Thanks Ron , that’s a big comment lol , Thorne yes that was a lucky place for me phew . I still watch summer wine occasionally 👍thanks for local info if the area and famous people too . That was a great trip and I loved all of the route we took atb Dave
@@BorderRambler glad you enjoyed it….plenty of similar routes to the west n south of us..Take care..Ron
This is amazing. Did not expect to see this kind of terrain in the UK to be honest. Done a load of bike packing in France but this makes me wanna explore up north a lot more! Great video thank you!
Thanks , yes plenty of decent trails and off-road sections. tfw atb Dave
I’m no a fan of going suspension bridges. The forth ones always get me. Didn’t realise the Humber was as long. Really impressive trip that was
I don’t mind the bridges but the heights scare the crap out of me 😂😂 I just pedalled and tried not looking down too much lol .tfw atb Dave
@@BorderRambler that’s how I’d be. Really get the stomach going on those bridges.
Brilliant lads. Great adventure. Pizza boxes lashed down. Brilliant 😂
Thanks mate , yeah Ian had the big straps for tying the pizza down lol atb Dave 🚲👍
Thank you for sharing your adventure! Beautiful country. Cheers!
Thanks Dan it was a great trip . Atb Dave
@@BorderRambler You're very welcome, my friend!