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Agreed - "let the good times roll"

Thank you! Good to know people are enjoying them 👍🙏

Thanks :)

Seems not. Just not right

I've seen a few for sale lately but not that many. You got a great bike for sure. Cheers

Good man and great story. Too many of us sold our bikes in the early days and now really regret it! Post a pic of yours when it's up and running. Cheers

@@thesussexrider Thanks. True, I sold my Zündapp moped and a Bella scooter, which I really regret. But you can't keep everything, at the time they stood in my parents' garage and they needed the space also. At least I kept this Vespa, I will post a small video when it's running.

I think we all go through that stage don't we?! Good man re still riding. I'm looking for my next bike. Thanks for sharing

Thank you for your kind words - they really are much appreciated. 🙏🙏

Thanks - much appreciated. Yes, better times ahead hopefully. Looking forward to South America in January. That should focus me even more!

Thanks for your kind words - they mean a lot. That's a good way of thinking about making your videos and echoes what my son said recently. Enjoy your holiday

Thanks - I did stop for a year due to personal reasons but I'm back at it now. Thanks for sticking around - it's really very much appreciated. Lots to come including my journey from Santiago in Chile down to Ushuaia in January. 🙏🙏

I know - I thought the same! Two years on a 125cc only in Germany (by law) and then thousands of miles on the Yamaha! Top man.

Thanks. I've been lucky in that I've done quite a few but this is a bigger for sure. Very exciting!

Thanks Simon

Thanks and good to hear from you :). I took a year off and it's time to get back at it! All the best

Smart move. They are great looking jackets and oh so waterproof!

Thanks Nick - appreciate you taking the time to write. And what a deal!! Enjoy

Thanks Derek - I appreciate your kind words. All the best

Thanks for asking - I'm waiting for a certain make and model to be launched this year! As soon as it's available I'll let everyone know. Cheers. Nick

Yes I think it was put at that angle for that reason (so you can get the map out easily) but it's very small! Cheers

Thank you

They are beautiful bikes for sure. Hope your shoulder is ok. Cheers. Nick

The website says single cylinder. It's not my bike - I've always been a Triumph Bonneville man (back in the day) so prefer twin cylinder motorcycles. Cheers

I'm actually a big Shoei fan but this one is noisy above 50mph for sure. You definitely need ear plugs!

It's been so mild that I haven't worn them for a while. I can't recall where the elements are and a look at the Macna website doesn't help either! All I can say is that they are really comfortable and definitely keep your hands warm. If you are winter riding I'd get a pair for sure. Cheers

Thank you for your kind words. I am sure you will love the Enfield and really appreciate the slower pace and feeling a part of something rather that just rushing so fast everywhere. Best wishes. Nick

Hey there, I'm so sorry I can't help you with this one. Except to say that you get a lot of smiles per litre! Enjoy

Many thanks and I'm sure you are going to love the bike! Best colour ;)

Good question! All I can say is that I wear glasses and ear plugs when riding and both are not an issue with this helmet. Inside there are resesses either side so I think there would be room for speakers. Additionally, I belive that you can get different sized linings - speak with Motolegends or Urban rider to check that.

I had a quick look at the Motolegends website and they list it as AA armour. To be fair it's something I didn't consider - I just bought it on the looks! My biggest "moan" is that it doesn't breathe and is just too hot for me when it's sunny and above 25 or 26c. Luckily living in the UK this isn't a major problem! Cheers

Hi and thanks for your kind words. Both the Belstaff jacket and the Shoei Glamster helmet are great! I've not been very active this year since my brother passed away - I just lost the drive to do anything really. But with time and your kind words along with what many others have said has helped me get through this and I plan to do more next year. Best wishes. Nick

@@thesussexrider I’m very sorry to hear that your brother has passed away. Especially at this time of year. I hope you have friends and family that you are able to speak to. Its a tough time for you. I wish you the strength to get through this.

Macna offer different styles and battery options. Because I had the jacket I bought the gloves which attach to the jacket and then the battery is in my pocket. I like this because when I'm off the bike and walking around (like at a freezing cold Christmas market) then I can unplug the gloves and just plug in the jacket to keep my core warm. The alternative is to attach the cables direct to the battery in the motorcycle (very easy job) and then plug in the jacket. The gloves then connect to the jacket. If you want the gloves only then I would go for the Macna ones that hold the small batteries on the back of the gloves. Otherwise you have to feed the cable from the battery up through your jacket and down your sleeves. My son did this for two winter seasons with a pair of Richi heated gloves and he was OK with it. Not sure where you are based but the guys at Motolegends near Guildford are really helpful if you need advice. Cheers

I didn't know that about them still making telescopic sights - that's cool if it's for real. Plus the Yamaha engines in Nigeria. I'll try and find out through my network. Post a pic of your old RE bikes - people would love to see them. Cheers

Glad it was helpful! They really make a difference! Cheers

Thank you for saying so - it's really much appreciated. Cheers. Nick

Great to hear that. She's got a lovely engine and it should last for many years. Should have taken me up on having an old sweatshirt lol. Enjoy my friend.

I did regret not taking your kind/wise offer 😅

Keep your videos coming, your stories are an inspiration. 🤙

@@vogahl34 I agree 👍

Sure is. Cheers

I know exactly what you men. I recently bought a V7II to ride to work on but it is just too much fun just for daily duties & now gets ridden everywhere... Which is why I can see a Gold Star in my future. I already love the engine (I had an F650 BMW a while back) & it would be perfect for the ride up the hill to the office, which would leave the Guzzi for weekend blasts through the hills. Win/win!

I have a battery around 3 inches by 2 inches which can power the jacket or gloves when you are not connected to the bike. It's too large to fit in the glove itself but I know you can get smaller ones that do. Cheers

That's David. Appreciate you taking the time to say that. All the best. Nick

Thanks and much appreciated. I've just put it up for sale on ebay if you are interested. My Duputrens Contracture /arthritis is getting worse and I can only manage am hour on the road now so sadly it has to go. I'm gutted but I need to go for an automatic or maybe something with a slipper clutch. Thanks again

@@thesussexrider I’m financially stuck I’m afraid until the Hondas gone But thanks I’ll check it out