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Roy have you got a route of that Audax you did on ride with gps please I live near the start

Honestly that was a brilliant video. There was so much to enjoy. The church and graveyard visit was really interesting . The planned new route around Lincolnshire, well done for instigating that. Good luck with it and I wish you every success. However the segment on Charles and his daughter on the tandem, that was really special. Wow! 👏🏻

Awesome. Loved this video. Well done guys.

Your drinks bottle sticking up near the middle of the screen id very annoying. Is it and advertisement or just an over site?

Hi Roy. I enjoyed meeting you and Wendy at the Hilltop cafe yesterday. I was with my dad and we had an interesting chat with you about filming and equipment.I really like your style of video and seeing the ride from this perspective is fantastic. I’ve only just started out and clearly have a lot to learn. I’m really interested in history and have visited Stoke field years ago. This was really informative and right up my street….Loved it. Your guest was incredibly knowledgeable too. I look forward to watching more of your videos. Can you remind me what type of camera and software you use to film.? It’s so clear. Thanks again, really enjoyed it. 👍🏻👏🏻

Very exciting about the route! I really want to do the same in the area where I live in Japan. We have an "official" bicycle route in this area (google Pacific Cycling Road Shizuoka if you are interested -- I'd post a link, but UA-cam doesn't really like those...). Unfortunately it's very poorly mapped and some transitions don't make sense. It's also (and I hate to say it), mostly boring. It's entirely a flat course along the coast. I'm hoping to compile alternate routes for people who would like some scenery other than the ocean :-) I think cycling tourism is on the rise here and it's such an amazing place to ride if you know the secrets. I'd love to ride your route some day. My wife and I lived in the UK for 2 years and we really miss it!

Very good clarifications!.. nice to be able to confirm what i was understanding .. good vid, and thank you.

Interesting video Roy. I do not see a train, what train - Haha. Interesting to have a cycle around your location next year, looking forward to the segments as could not do the whole lot in one holiday.

I’m a self-employed black gentleman who works in the touristy areas of central London. In your opinion, is this a good bike for riding one handed with somebody’s phone in your hand? Or mounting the pavement or even popping wheelies at people and scaring them before swerving out of the way? Thanks ❤

Great video. Flo’s sister Laura was my great grandmother and it’s been really interesting finding out more about this. The wonders of the internet! Thanks

Roy, I always enjoy your visits to historic or just plain old places, like the church and graveyard. But as to the supernatural, Jimmy Carr has a great joke: How can you tell if your house is haunted? It's not.

Great ride, the new route your planning sounds great, looking forward to seeing more, Keep singing Wendy.

I'm non believer over religious matters or the spirit world generally. No problems if it's what you believe but for me it's all bunkum. I do like a nice church or any religious building. I admire the work of old craftspeople, mostly done with hand tools and not well paid for their labours and often centuries old. Now I'm a bit of a Luddite with bike technology, wary that an electrical failure might leave me stranded, but true or not, lack of basic maintenance is a bigger risk. On one of my longer rides yesterday I had the rear derailleur fall apart. The screws through the pulley and jockey wheel must have been loose (explains the poor gear change) and parts disappeared into the grass, never to be seen again. I always carry a chain breaker so I ended up getting home single speed. Whoever said the Vendee was flat! Having admitted to Luddite tendencies I'm very interested in the helmet review. I'm a little hard of hearing so communication with my wife can be tricky and discussions can get difficult. If the review is positive and they end up making a small size I'll consider getting two. Charles and Emily are an inspiration to us all. No matter the difficulty, find a way to overcome it, brilliant. Thanks for a slightly different video. I've deliberately not mentioned singing, I don't want fame going to Wendy's head.

Nice ride thank you.

I'm very skeptic about the supernatural, worked in several places supposedly haunted, 1 hotel had a staircase from fotheringhay castle supposedly one Mary walked down on her way to her execution, people have seen her at the top of the stairs, but i worked there for just over a year never see anything, the only spiritsi ever saw was gin, vodka rum etc, also worked at Thorpe Hall hospice in Peterborough, with connections to the Civil war and supposedly haunted, but again never saw anything in about 18 months.

I really enjoy your vids, and I am wondering if Wendy was going to produce an album of her songs?😂

More freebie’s ? Are you in competition with the Prime Minister ?! (I take XL in gloves) 🧤

Very good Roy thank you from myself and Emily particularly for us Home that particular day via Road through town and home as it gave Emily a lot of confidence

Really enjoyed the video Roy, that church looked stunning. I’d be very interested in hearing / knowing more about the St Johns Way route,,

Roy my wife and I use the Sena PI intercom which will fit onto any Helmet.

This is a really cool product! I have a suggestion for future demonstrations though - make sure that the last few inches of the tire that you are installing are on the valve side of the rim. This allows all of the tire bead to locate deep in the center groove of the rim, giving the bead enough slack to get over the edge of the rim. Otherwise, the valve will be in the way of the bead (especially on narrower rims) and make it even harder to pop that bead over the rim.

I just installed my 55mm shockstop and gave it a run yesterday. I am impressed no numb hands anymore! I live in Quebec, our roads are in a terrible state…

I am impressed by your video image quality, wondering what camera do you use. all info about the bike very helpful btw. thanks!

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Loved watching this one, you guys certainly ride through some beautiful countryside,,

roots are like soap, you can easily have a crash. Lovely scenery and vistas, congratulations to both of you for such a ride. You were championing even a 10 something % hill climb. Which bikes did you use if that's not asking much? And what tyres? (I mean, they don't look very gravel/trekking/touring tires to me) . I guess you don't have the Triban RC 520 these days, iirc, you sold it time ago as you explained in a video time ago, if my memory serves me right. I am pondering to get one of those, but with a single chainring (I have a 1X, a 2X, and a 3X bikes, and imho there is nothing like a good 1X with fast gears -10T- for easier sections and slow but easy gears to go uphill)

I love my top shelf bars. I also added redshift cruise control grips and redshift bar tape. Super nice and comfortable all together. My friends and some internet jerks think it looks bad but im into the comfort, not the looks.

Roy many thanks for this. Most helpful. I bought the Mk1 on your recommendation. Also use one as rear camera. I was looking to upgrade and so will get the 4K version.

I confirm. Being quite experienced and fit, I still found a wheel and tyre combo that almost made me sell the bike. after having damaged my thumbs I really thought it would be impossible. And even if I'd manage in the warmth and comfort of the house, I wouldn't have dared to venture anywhere more than walking distance. With this thing it took me seconds, on first try. So I'll just make sure to add it to my essentials bag on every bike of the family.

I remember when you put an 11-34 cassette on your Triban; I did that too but also changed the cranks to 46/30. Wasted some money as I'd seen a chappie change his Triban to an 11-40 cassette with the help of an Wolftooth derailleur extender. I bought both of those but then changed my mind thinking if I changed the chainrings I could get by with a smaller cassette (not as big gaps). Anyway, the chainrings are now over £150 and I think Shimano are about a tenner more, so looking from that perspective, you've made a £20-30 gamble. I think that's a gamble worth taking!

Links to all products used are in the description, but here are the two relating to this video: Pass Pixi camera warning patch passpixi.com/ Chilli Tech cameras www.chilli-tech.com/action-cameras/cameras-for-cyclists

I have been considering such cameras for a while but having watched your review I have gone ahead and ordered both front and rear cameras. I look forward to receiving them.

Interesting video, roy,

Don't need a radio with wendy

Hi roy, i have the mk2 bullet camera front on my helmet and the rear one on my rear rack bag,i also joined you last Saturday on the barrowby ride my name is steve where can i get one of those green camera signs, and have you done a video of how to report or send the videos to the police yet,cheers

Thanks for a very informative video Roy. Accepting the value in close pass situations, on a broader point, how would you see the 4K as a camera for more general use as a 'normal' video camera - I hope that makes sense!

Their customer service is poor as well

I’ve had the mk 1 and another which I can’t recall. There are some far better cycle cams out there, esp if you are wanting to record drivers on mobile’s. I would not recommend unless it is all you can afford, the main criticism of mine was between the low resolution, the slow frame rate and poor low light quality, it wasnt the best for winter commutes. My choice is the Ace-Pro 4K on helmet, cyclic on front and back!

Where is that SAS (Bulbasket) memorial in the woods?

I have the Mk1 front and back on my bike and they work great. Got the Passpixi recently and have noticed cars definitely are a bit more cautious when passing. (I've had no close calls for a good few weeks so hopefully its doing its job)

Thanks Roy, interesting stuff and great demo footage, especially of the IS. I suspected that that, plus the 60fps capability would indeed be the main pros of the 4k cam. Shame about the battery life but I guess you can't have everything. It still looks a good deal compared to the Cycliq. I like that a front cam will also pick up drivers coming out of side roads and also wonder how well a rear cam does show up how close a pass actually is.

I love the point of view that we owe it to each other to deal with bad drivers. I run a Gopro and I've reported a large number of dangerous idiots. I've never had a repeat customer, so I'm assuming it works.

Purchased a Mk 1 (with green light + spare battery) after watching your original video and it's been very satisfactory, thank you. I did experience the lack of response to emails regarding the purchase at the time but now I understand why. My query was regarding the "spare seals" that were supposed to be in the box. A set of seals were included in the box but the camera body had none fitted, so once I fitted them there were no spares as such, if that makes sense😬. Overall very pleased.

Got one, great invention.

Vigilante! Is this the new ‘All because the Lady Loves Milk Tray’ man look 😂

Thanks Roy, this was a very informative and helpful video. I’m now wondering whether the rear camera should be my first purchase or not. Decisions decisions 😅

Thank you Roy I have a birthday soon I’ll show the kids and grandkids this video and hopefully they will take the hint.

Wow what a brilliant thorough real world review Roy excellent buddy 😊😊 well done Pete 🚴🏻👍

Them MK1's are still going strong even after all this time speaks for itself.