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Air ambulance | Riding along 400ft cliffs | Nan bield loop
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- čas přidán 2. 03. 2019
- What an epic day in the lakes meeting new riding buddies. some exploring and a finish on the epic nan bield descent. I didn't film nan bield as the weather changed, but i have it on film from a previous run if you want a look at it. the tech descents we did on the ridge from garburn pass were epic, especially the one off ill bell, you would not want to crash off the edge of that, big old cliffs to the right. Hope the gent that needed the air ambulance was ok!
Really entertaining video, some great riding especially the tec bits. 👍
Cheers buddy! It's always a sick day out riding in the lakes. Yeah the tech bits were pretty hardcore, wouldn't want to crash on them 👀
Some nice tech riding, great stuff 👍
Just noticed I allready watched this, must be the dementia 😂
haha i do that myself, lots!
the view on this trails is unreal epic
The lake district is a beautiful place. Thanks for watching 👌
Minter matey 👍👌👏
It was a sick day mate
@@RideBikes_Walkplaces banger mate 👍
Some big ass descents there dude - Top riding!!
Cheers buddy! I didn't get the last one on film this day. I you fancy a look it's my nan bield video 👌
@@RideBikes_Walkplaces Just watched it, looks amazing!
Those trails look sick bro nice riding
Cheers, Tom! Yeah it was a quality day. There's so much to do in the lakes. I didn't film the last descent on this ride as the weather changed but got it on a previous video called nan bield. Have you ridden the lakes much?
taius20 No not rode much other than grizedale which is sick bro!! We should link up for a ride soon and film an epic!! 🤙🤙
@@tommychype yeah i've done that stuff, apparently it's been felled atm though and some of the tracks are knackered. yeah man that sounds good, if you fancy a guide over some fells in the lakes i'd be happy to do that, need some decent weather for it though, it's another world up there.
Awsum
It was a grand day mate! Thank you 👊
Vraiment spectaculaire, bravo les gars 👍👍
Cheers buddy!
nice one fella, epic views up there aint they , must have been impressive seeing that chopper up close!
yeah man it was quality seeing that. what a sick weekend to be blessed with in winter!
good route, done it a few times myself as its fairly local to me. not done the descent to haweswater though, i turn right at the top of high street and go straight to the top of nan bield which is another bit of techy riding and worth doing if you haven't done it before. also dropping into the top of nan bield from the other side from harter fell is another really techy descent which i've never cleaned it, its doable but you need to pick the right options at various points. theres one bit coming down from ill bell i've always bottled it on as well, it doesn't help i've only ever ridden it on my own as i tend to be a bit more cautious when on my own in those sort of places.
I've done the harter fell one, not done the one from this side. That was one of the options, we were going to do that then man nan bield, then up to harter fell then down nan bield. We opted for this route as it was less tech and i hadn't explored that kidsty pike before. So much good riding up there, i want to explore the descents off that fell by hartsop and link it in with the first part of this.
Crazy 😝
Lol! Just a standard ride, buddy! Thanks for watching 👌
Those technical descents down the ridge were intense, awesome vid mate :)
Hairy stuff man! Cheers for watching matey 👊
Holy fucknuggets that first decent was insane.
It was bloody steep I'll tell you that! Didn't even realise there was a cliff there til i looked back.
some of them drops were crazy :s dont fall off up there be a long wait for help lol
innit man! i do try my best to slow it down a bit in the lakes, it's pretty savage up there and last thing you want is a crash!
Nice trails and riding mate! But it must be hard to get up there isn't it? hahah Cheers; )
Cheers man. It's a bit of a graft but you get used to it. Just under 6000ft total climbing this ride.
Who did the thumbs 👇. Must have being one of the walkers
Tbh i don't think so. All the walkers were lovely and amazed we were even riding there. I don't get this beef between walkers and bikers, i hardly ever have somebody have a go in real life. Everyone i see is just happy to be outside! I'm a walker myself also.
Was that your chin strap flying about on that later descent at about 17 mins? Looks like a grand day out Matt.
Nah that was my upper bag toggle. Yeah it was a sick day mate, epic shred 👌
You dont half seem to know where all the good ridings at ...always a decent vid
Just about to say that 😂
I do a lot of exploring on foot when walking with out lass. Some exploring on the bike as well. This ride apart from the last descent (not filmed but called nan bield, i have that in another vid) i hadn't done before.
And cheers for the nice comment 👌
@@RideBikes_Walkplaces sounds like a bloody good do to me
@@POBMTB it's what life is about, buddy 👌
You got any GPS files I can look at please?
Sorry dude. Get ya maps out. Start in kentmere, do garburn up to the left side of the kentmere horseshoe then ride along to high street, kidsty pike then to haweswater reservoir and back over nan bield pass. Make sure you check my nan bield video, that's the last descent on this ride i didn't film. Nearly 6000ft of climbing and 26 miles.
@@RideBikes_Walkplaces cheers, need to do an epic lakes ride sometime but don't know if I can manage 26 miles! I suppose 13 will be downhill though!?
@@JMJC1 not always, it depends on the route and whether you hike up steep and descend gentle or visa versa. The long descents are fairly physical if you're not used to them. You also need to take into account how much gear you need. I have tools, 2x tubes, tyre plugs, gear cable, 2 litres of water, food, jackets, armour, full face, super gravity tyres to reduce punctures etc. Ends up weighing a lot but you're out in the sticks and its a long walk back.
@@RideBikes_Walkplaces of course, didn't think of it like that, thanks.
@@JMJC1 no problem buddy, don't let that put you off though, theres lots of smaller rides to do that stay close to civilisation. My Fairfield vidoe is a good one to start on and an epic descent. Park in grasmere and head up to grisdale tarn then up to Fairfield peak. If you watch my video lake district best descent you can see the route from there. The Fairfield heron pike is the other descent we did the same day.