Thank you - as you can probably tell, we love our bikes. They have made all the difference not only on our travels but also to negotiate some of the hills where we live.
There are some lovely places to cycle in Cornwall. Some are on maps but others are more left out of any guides. Trek bikes are more than up to the job of water and fun off road 😊 Just for the comment of ebikes aren't cycling well do you homework and educate yourself as its professionally known that ebike rider's will ride for longer and more often especially when they have underlying conditions that would make cycling a real struggle. Keep up the good work and we enjoy watching your videos.
We're certainly discovering some lovely places to cycle in Cornwall and at the moment we're still learning the capabilities of our bikes (which I'm sure are far greater than our capabilities!!). Quite agree about ebikes being good for you, you don't get very far if you don't put in a bit of effort.
I love the way the various tourist agencies promote these cycle routes singularly failing to mention the appalling surfaces! Have you got yourselves e gravel bikes yet? They're ideal for mixed terrain.
Thank you for the tip. We always make sure that we clean off our bikes asap after every trip. I thinks it's a consequence of living in Cornwall where salt water gets everywhere and we are paranoid about rust!!
I believe that so long as a number plate is visible, it doesn't matter whether it is on the van or the bike rake. Having said that, we have just put a number plate on the van as we will be removing the bike rack ready for our next big adventure.
Keep up the great work
You did well. Enjoyed this
Thank you and bizarrely enough, we really enjoyed it. It as so much better than our aborted attempt riding through the mud!!
So many interesting things to see cycling in Cornwall. It was a lot drier when we cycled it! Well done...
Thank you - we will have to redo this route when (and if) the weather improves!!
Loving the channel
Thank you - we really enjoy making it.
Great review of the trek powerfly 4
Thank you - as you can probably tell, we love our bikes. They have made all the difference not only on our travels but also to negotiate some of the hills where we live.
There are some lovely places to cycle in Cornwall.
Some are on maps but others are more left out of any guides.
Trek bikes are more than up to the job of water and fun off road 😊
Just for the comment of ebikes aren't cycling well do you homework and educate yourself as its professionally known that ebike rider's will ride for longer and more often especially when they have underlying conditions that would make cycling a real struggle.
Keep up the good work and we enjoy watching your videos.
We're certainly discovering some lovely places to cycle in Cornwall and at the moment we're still learning the capabilities of our bikes (which I'm sure are far greater than our capabilities!!). Quite agree about ebikes being good for you, you don't get very far if you don't put in a bit of effort.
I love the way the various tourist agencies promote these cycle routes singularly failing to mention the appalling surfaces! Have you got yourselves e gravel bikes yet? They're ideal for mixed terrain.
If you haven't already I recommend hosing the mud off the bikes before it dries caked on and the acid corrodes the drive train and moving parts.
Thank you for the tip. We always make sure that we clean off our bikes asap after every trip. I thinks it's a consequence of living in Cornwall where salt water gets everywhere and we are paranoid about rust!!
Added this to my "things to do list", thank you. Regarding your campervan, are you sure it is legal the remove the rear number plate?
I believe that so long as a number plate is visible, it doesn't matter whether it is on the van or the bike rake. Having said that, we have just put a number plate on the van as we will be removing the bike rack ready for our next big adventure.
Riding an electric moped is not cycling