Having watched all of your rebuilds I can honestly say you’re doing a really good job. You learn quickly but mistakes are inevitable. I’ve made loads but I enjoy the reward
My son is a flight planner for BA. He worked at Luton for EasyJet until a few months ago doing the same job. Really enjoy your videos. I’m currently restoring a 1972 CB759F K2. Unfortunately when I get a bike I don’t get rid of it. 16 of them sitting in my garage now!
Your so lucky to have what you have got ,a great girlfriend who helps you on bikes,you even have a workshop,it's better than working in the rain and in the road ...and you're got a fantastic job.
Love your channel mate and although I spent fifteen years in aviation (Engineer) And I'm pretty capable, I'd be reluctant to tackle half the stuff you do. Big balls man.. I love the fact you self deprecate and don't edit out your mistakes. We've all done it and we all learn from it. All the best Ry 👌
Keep doing what you're doing mate , reviving old bikes that are forgotten about is great, my Dad had a super dream that he got for nothing when i was a kid that he fixed up and put on the road , so the rebuild rekindled a fond memory of me and my dad , as for the Thunderace , it was the first litre bike I ever rode , a guy had one at my old work place , it was 2 weeks old and I'd only ridden 125s at the time ,I remember thinking it was like a bloody missile 😂, I passed my test and got myself a 98 600 hornet , and me and the guy with the Ace went on many ride outs and to many meets . Oh the memories. Thanks for that . Keep up the great work .
You walk your own path mate..one day when you hit big number subs others will ask u for colabs..unfortunately thats how it works and how ppl really are. Ama small youtuber and you are hige inspiration for me. Greetings from Ireland 👊👊👊
I work on bikes too and watching you learn has helped me on my projects. Love your content dont worry about the other youtubers do your thing thats what we are here for
Actually, I hated the superdream, but it was great watching the rebuild. I had a CB250G5 as my first real bike after an SS50. Now, 47 years on, I'm riding a CB360G! I'm of the age that I passed my test on the CB250G5.
The direction your channel is going is amazing. Seeing you in the day-to-day grind keeping this thing going you might not have the luxury to see how incredible what you’ve put together really is. Looking at it as an outside observer the shop and you’re ongoing builds already rivals what some big channels have been doing for years. Rye, your content is quite good and definitely on the right track! Whether all storms and your channel will grow. Keep up the great work Bikes of Rye👏
You have a point of difference, which is refreshing. The channel is real, people like that. Don't worry about the big heads, they'll regret it one day. Keep up the good stuff. We'll done 👍👍
Great work, it must be a stressful job and there is no need to put further stress on yourself by worrying about other UA-camrs and their somewhat inflated view of themselves or their channels. The reality is that the majority of bikes you have worked on are the bikes that most of us have owned or rode at one time or another and it’s great to see them being put back on the road. The Superdream series has been great for me as it brought back many memories, my mates and i had 250`s including the Superdream, Yamaha RD 250, Suzuki X7 and Kawasaki KH 250 Triple these bikes were everywhere in the mid 70`s or early 80`s and you hardly see them except for museums these days. I hope you keep getting more everyday bikes back up and running, i love the way that everyone on this channel tries to give advice in a kind and positive way rather than sniping from the sidelines. Keep up the good work and look after yourself.
As stated here already mate, Do ur own thing 👍 Most other channels review a bike that’s already been done a dozen times by everyone else. You have ur own style and angle, keep it going 👍 I’m honestly sick of seeing certain people on you tube, mostly advice from people who have only been riding a year or two giving us plus 40 year bikers advice. 😂 Keep going as u are dude 👍
I don't have much interest in bike builds, but I support what you do. You're in your own lane, and not trying be someone else. That in itself is enough value to the community, it sets a good example to others 👊 I'l be watching whenever you take that T7 out for a spin tho 💥
T7 was sold a while ago... never used it! Not because it wasn't any good. Just no time to ride it. Was a superb bike! Thanks for the positive feedback mate 👍🏼 😁
I love watching your videos .and this video was interesting..it's nice to hear about the life of people you watch on UA-cam.very interesting.keep up the awesome work.
Nice one. Loving the content! Just try to block out the noise. Just be yourself, be honest and do what you want to do, not want you think might sell. Love your channel.
Nice update Rye, I get the impression that it's difficult to get noticed by the big kids on here that have large following sand are more established. Keep doing what you do, you have a different angle that's well worth watching.👍
Stuff the other bloggers mate, I like to see someone who's genuine and honest and realistic in what their doing. Keep doing what your doing bud. Great job, supportive Mrs and bikes. Sorted. 👍
Just started to watch your videos, I tried the whole UA-cam thing my self and like you say it takes a lot of time to edit the videos and create the content Keep it up
I think youre doing great pal, nevermind the big guys. Ive not had any issues myself but i have heard of beef between the original motovloggers (2016 crowd) in the UK and the new people coming up. Fresh content probably doesn't take away views but it does make the old formats look stale which puts the pressure on the old guard. Interesting times to be in 😊. Keep doing you and youll be fine, youre the only rebuilder i know of in UK so thats great! Cheers, Sean
Keep doing what you do. I look forward to every episode. I understand the motivation problem and have 3 projects on the go now, all Hondas. Sometimes I wonder what the heck I'm doing and feel like chucking them all on marketplace, but just spending 30 mins in the garage is enough to get me going again. I like to save old shitters too! One of mine is a 1986 Brazil CG125 that was awful, but it's back on its wheels again, although not running. Crack on mate!
for what its worth, I like it when it all goes wrong in your videos, you're the Frank Spencer of motorcycle repair 👍, forget zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance, we got Rye and that last f-ing bolt. On a serious note, I subscribe to quite a few other UK biker channels, yours is one of the best
Aircraft Dispatcher for work, fixer upperer of old bikes for fun. Looks like we're both in the private aviation business, I fly them. Good luck with the Wet Dream build.
Enjoyed your ride out something a little different sounds like you enjoyed it. Love your channel really interesting what you do I always look forward to your videos so keep it up 👍
Love the back to your roots video. Love the restorations too by the way. Rye, what about getting back into bike reviews? Maybe a little less stress than the rebuilds and can quite often just be raw footage. But approaching dealers for the daily /weekly test rides they offer and get some content that way?
Thanks! Yeah the reviews are so much easier to shoot and edit. This upload took me about 5 minutes to put together 🤣 was wonderful. But thing with reviews it isn't very rewarding for me. Maybe if I rode bikes I wanted to ride then maybe. Who knows I may do the odd one, I have thought about it. Thanks!
Keep rebuilding what U like to rebuild. It's ok others asking why Ur rebuilding an old super dream, but if Ur not doing what U want to do it'll all become rather tedious. I like the super dream rebuild 👍
First, the negative - I find it very disheartening to hear about the lack of support for your channel. Here in the UK, there really isn't very many prominent MotoVloggers / UA-camrs. One would think, the community would support eachother! In any case, I for one find you very relatable. It isn't just about the Motorcycle content, it's also the struggle and effort you're putting in whilst juggling life that I find particularly inspiring! Well done for all your hardwork Mate, it's off to the Patreon page for me 👍
I’ve got the same bike nice to see it back I’ve had mine over 3 yrs and looked around to see what’s out there but decided at 64 it does all I need so put a yrs bmw extended warranty on it and will keep it agree with you on clutch it can be snappy when cold it’s been better since service so new oil must help but when pushing bike out from shed I put it in gear and pull clutch it seems to help free plates.
I was like, it's aviation. From like you said, an older video. Yeah what's up with other UA-cam'ers. Not following. They always say "like and subscribe" and know the importance of that in order to grow the channel. But don't do it for others. Just goes to show the character of these individuals.
I watch a number of content creators on YT, mainly as a means of feeding my obsession for motorcycles and a means of switching off from the work I do. I see creators start off with a unique perspective which is what makes their content interesting, then they seem to start chasing views and you see them become more like everyone else - and then you end up with what often seems to slight variations of the same message, and often from product launches they all attend. Unless you see your content as a means to earn income and so need to chase the content that reward with likes and subscriptions, keep doing you. BTW I (still) have the prior model of the R (really marginal gains and the upgrade price would find a nice off-road bike…fewer enforceable limits off road…) and good to know the time it takes for oil to warm up so as to safely revs - always been cautious when the motor is cold and good to know I was not being too conservative
Bike builds I find really interesting, especially the two strokes,hint hint on the cr? Too much bike reviews on YT. Go your own way you are doing great and to be honest it's great that you dont try to know everything and you are learning all the time.
Wow what an intresting job you have. I would have loved to have done something along those lines. Maybe in my next life lol. I would love to see you have a go at a 70`s Two Stroke. I have a 1975 Suzuki GT750 'Kettle' Ah the smell of castrol R😁
@@BikesofRye I know! It was sad hearing you say you won’t collab with other motorbike UA-camrs as they haven’t even followed you, I get that, but you could be a pioneer for it! As it happens less in this space, you can be the one to get it started! Ask to collab with both motorbike YTs and car YTs, it would be awesome to watch and would grow the channel a lot! I do get why you haven’t/said you probably won’t, but I really think you should! As a fan of both types of content, it would be awesome to see! Maybe a challenge vs Mat or another UA-camr who does similar stuff in the car world? Or swap, you try to fix a car and they try to fix a bike etc etc. You can probably tell I’m a business consultant 🤣 Just ideas!
@@BikesofRye cheers. 🥂 checked your mods video and found it there. I do like your format mate. Not that you need may advice but you do you and let the others worry about there stuff. You need to do a YZF750 rebuild though. Lol. British racing green of course. Get on it.
If your looking for inspiration for a new project bike how about the Suzuki Sv650S but give it the equipment it deserves eg gsx-r forks, full brake system and wheels plus rear spring and full system… think SV650-R
Interesting to know you work at Luton. Does the company you work for begin with N? I work for a company who make air traffic control simulators and we have sims at Aberdeen, Glasgow and Southampton and so many more around the world ✈️
So like all you tubers wont give away his job title :) what's the secret. Assume he wants people to think he is a air traffic controller - if he is Kudos.
Wow, just checked out your channel, @AndrewSinclair-bk9ho-I'm blown away! With a grand total of *one* subscriber (did you get tired of being your own biggest fan?) and zero uploads, it's clear you're keeping all that wisdom locked up for... no one? Honestly, I can’t believe you’re giving out advice when you haven’t even started yours. Keep up the... uh, whatever it is you’re doing!
What a lovely ride and I would never have thought you worked in aviation but I think it’s great just keep doing bikes I wish I could but I’m too old now and not very active 👍❤️
I watch a lot of bike/car rebuild stuff and try a bit myself. You do a great job. It's honest and motivating. Thank you and keep it coming 👍
Having watched all of your rebuilds I can honestly say you’re doing a really good job. You learn quickly but mistakes are inevitable.
I’ve made loads but I enjoy the reward
Thanks for that!
My son is a flight planner for BA. He worked at Luton for EasyJet until a few months ago doing the same job. Really enjoy your videos. I’m currently restoring a 1972 CB759F K2. Unfortunately when I get a bike I don’t get rid of it. 16 of them sitting in my garage now!
Your so lucky to have what you have got ,a great girlfriend who helps you on bikes,you even have a workshop,it's better than working in the rain and in the road ...and you're got a fantastic job.
Do your own thing, I love your channel, It's a bit different .love the older bikes. Keep em coming.
Thank you mate always 👍🏼
Love your channel mate and although I spent fifteen years in aviation (Engineer) And I'm pretty capable, I'd be reluctant to tackle half the stuff you do. Big balls man.. I love the fact you self deprecate and don't edit out your mistakes. We've all done it and we all learn from it.
All the best Ry 👌
Keep doing what you're doing mate , reviving old bikes that are forgotten about is great, my Dad had a super dream that he got for nothing when i was a kid that he fixed up and put on the road , so the rebuild rekindled a fond memory of me and my dad , as for the Thunderace , it was the first litre bike I ever rode , a guy had one at my old work place , it was 2 weeks old and I'd only ridden 125s at the time ,I remember thinking it was like a bloody missile 😂, I passed my test and got myself a 98 600 hornet , and me and the guy with the Ace went on many ride outs and to many meets . Oh the memories. Thanks for that . Keep up the great work .
Thanks mate love that 😎
You walk your own path mate..one day when you hit big number subs others will ask u for colabs..unfortunately thats how it works and how ppl really are. Ama small youtuber and you are hige inspiration for me. Greetings from Ireland 👊👊👊
I work on bikes too and watching you learn has helped me on my projects. Love your content dont worry about the other youtubers do your thing thats what we are here for
Mate, you don't have to try to be like other moto content creators. You come across well just being you! You have an appreciative audience. 😊
Keep building the old bikes. Great to see them back on the road
Actually, I hated the superdream, but it was great watching the rebuild.
I had a CB250G5 as my first real bike after an SS50. Now, 47 years on, I'm riding a CB360G! I'm of the age that I passed my test on the CB250G5.
Nice to see you going back to your roots, what I found the channel for in the first place. Keep it up man ✌️
Thanks! Will do!
The direction your channel is going is amazing. Seeing you in the day-to-day grind keeping this thing going you might not have the luxury to see how incredible what you’ve put together really is. Looking at it as an outside observer the shop and you’re ongoing builds already rivals what some big channels have been doing for years. Rye, your content is quite good and definitely on the right track! Whether all storms and your channel will grow. Keep up the great work Bikes of Rye👏
You have a point of difference, which is refreshing. The channel is real, people like that. Don't worry about the big heads, they'll regret it one day. Keep up the good stuff. We'll done 👍👍
I really enjoy you and your videos. Envy being able to work on old bikes.
You wouldn't envy me when trying to rebuild one believe me 🤣
Great work, it must be a stressful job and there is no need to put further stress on yourself by worrying about other UA-camrs and their somewhat inflated view of themselves or their channels. The reality is that the majority of bikes you have worked on are the bikes that most of us have owned or rode at one time or another and it’s great to see them being put back on the road.
The Superdream series has been great for me as it brought back many memories, my mates and i had 250`s including the Superdream, Yamaha RD 250, Suzuki X7 and Kawasaki KH 250 Triple these bikes were everywhere in the mid 70`s or early 80`s and you hardly see them except for museums these days. I hope you keep getting more everyday bikes back up and running, i love the way that everyone on this channel tries to give advice in a kind and positive way rather than sniping from the sidelines. Keep up the good work and look after yourself.
As stated here already mate, Do ur own thing 👍
Most other channels review a bike that’s already been done a dozen times by everyone else.
You have ur own style and angle, keep it going 👍
I’m honestly sick of seeing certain people on you tube, mostly advice from people who have only been riding a year or two giving us plus 40 year bikers advice. 😂
Keep going as u are dude 👍
I think what you do is fantastic. I love your genuine attitude. Stuff anyone who's not into you, just be you!
I don't have much interest in bike builds, but I support what you do. You're in your own lane, and not trying be someone else. That in itself is enough value to the community, it sets a good example to others 👊 I'l be watching whenever you take that T7 out for a spin tho 💥
T7 was sold a while ago... never used it! Not because it wasn't any good. Just no time to ride it. Was a superb bike! Thanks for the positive feedback mate 👍🏼 😁
I love watching your videos .and this video was interesting..it's nice to hear about the life of people you watch on UA-cam.very interesting.keep up the awesome work.
Thank you so much!
Nice one. Loving the content! Just try to block out the noise. Just be yourself, be honest and do what you want to do, not want you think might sell.
Love your channel.
Nice update Rye, I get the impression that it's difficult to get noticed by the big kids on here that have large following sand are more established. Keep doing what you do, you have a different angle that's well worth watching.👍
Stuff the other bloggers mate, I like to see someone who's genuine and honest and realistic in what their doing. Keep doing what your doing bud. Great job, supportive Mrs and bikes. Sorted. 👍
Great video. Keep them coming. Always look forward to a new one
Just started to watch your videos, I tried the whole UA-cam thing my self and like you say it takes a lot of time to edit the videos and create the content
Keep it up
I think youre doing great pal, nevermind the big guys. Ive not had any issues myself but i have heard of beef between the original motovloggers (2016 crowd) in the UK and the new people coming up. Fresh content probably doesn't take away views but it does make the old formats look stale which puts the pressure on the old guard. Interesting times to be in 😊. Keep doing you and youll be fine, youre the only rebuilder i know of in UK so thats great! Cheers, Sean
I really like the bikes you rebuild and the videos you put out. Keep them coming.
I was up Luton airport working last week , good video
Absolutely love these POV videos! 👌Keep it up
Keep doing what you do. I look forward to every episode. I understand the motivation problem and have 3 projects on the go now, all Hondas. Sometimes I wonder what the heck I'm doing and feel like chucking them all on marketplace, but just spending 30 mins in the garage is enough to get me going again. I like to save old shitters too! One of mine is a 1986 Brazil CG125 that was awful, but it's back on its wheels again, although not running. Crack on mate!
I've abandoned all the American and international channels. This is the only one I sub to now. It just feels a lot more "homely".
Your comment really hit me thank you
for what its worth, I like it when it all goes wrong in your videos, you're the Frank Spencer of motorcycle repair 👍, forget zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance, we got Rye and that last f-ing bolt. On a serious note, I subscribe to quite a few other UK biker channels, yours is one of the best
wow that is quite something... thank you!
Name and shame . Love what you do you have become one of the top ones .
Great channel! And Thanks for sorting out our redirected flight to Madeira tomorrow.
Aircraft Dispatcher for work, fixer upperer of old bikes for fun. Looks like we're both in the private aviation business, I fly them. Good luck with the Wet Dream build.
Enjoyed your ride out something a little different sounds like you enjoyed it. Love your channel really interesting what you do I always look forward to your videos so keep it up 👍
I think your channel is awseome and I admire your drive, keep up the awseome work, your my favourite bike content on you tube 😎💪
Wow, thanks!
Cold start and put into 1st, crunch 😝
Love the back to your roots video.
Love the restorations too by the way.
Rye, what about getting back into bike reviews? Maybe a little less stress than the rebuilds and can quite often just be raw footage. But approaching dealers for the daily /weekly test rides they offer and get some content that way?
Thanks! Yeah the reviews are so much easier to shoot and edit. This upload took me about 5 minutes to put together 🤣 was wonderful. But thing with reviews it isn't very rewarding for me. Maybe if I rode bikes I wanted to ride then maybe. Who knows I may do the odd one, I have thought about it. Thanks!
Beat your own path, m8. Love your videos as they are. It's great to watch your learning curve! Cheers.
Really enjoy your channel 👍👍
Thanks 👍
Keep smashing it Rye 💪🏼👏🏻
Thanks dude
Hey bro great to see you back on the beema 👌🏻
Keep rebuilding what U like to rebuild. It's ok others asking why Ur rebuilding an old super dream, but if Ur not doing what U want to do it'll all become rather tedious. I like the super dream rebuild 👍
First, the negative - I find it very disheartening to hear about the lack of support for your channel. Here in the UK, there really isn't very many prominent MotoVloggers / UA-camrs. One would think, the community would support eachother!
In any case, I for one find you very relatable. It isn't just about the Motorcycle content, it's also the struggle and effort you're putting in whilst juggling life that I find particularly inspiring!
Well done for all your hardwork Mate, it's off to the Patreon page for me 👍
Thanks for your support mate!! Wise words too I hear you, cheers
Like your review. Is the warranty affected by having the full black widow system and is it road legal ? Sounds great .
I find the bikes really interesting - keep on keeping on - tis your channel.
I’ve got the same bike nice to see it back I’ve had mine over 3 yrs and looked around to see what’s out there but decided at 64 it does all I need so put a yrs bmw extended warranty on it and will keep it agree with you on clutch it can be snappy when cold it’s been better since service so new oil must help but when pushing bike out from shed I put it in gear and pull clutch it seems to help free plates.
Your still growing as a channel I wouldn't be to harsh.on your fellow youtubers must be busy as hell with work re builds, think they will be the same
I was like, it's aviation. From like you said, an older video. Yeah what's up with other UA-cam'ers. Not following. They always say "like and subscribe" and know the importance of that in order to grow the channel. But don't do it for others. Just goes to show the character of these individuals.
I reckon you have been with my channel forever! Always there 😎🤝🏼
Yeah and a "patreon" before it was stylish!😂
Keep doing what your doing, really like watching your build's, didn't realise you were so local to me,I'm only down the road in Arlesey 🤘
Loved it. great content
Top honest person is a great job and it’s long as it makes you happy doing what you’re doing if you’re making a few extra quid then good luck to you
Here’s me thinking you was based in Rye near Hastings, but there you are in Hitching, anyway, just keep doing what you’re doing.
I get that all the time. Cheers mate 👍🏼
A great collab would be the Lofty Biker.
I watch a number of content creators on YT, mainly as a means of feeding my obsession for motorcycles and a means of switching off from the work I do. I see creators start off with a unique perspective which is what makes their content interesting, then they seem to start chasing views and you see them become more like everyone else - and then you end up with what often seems to slight variations of the same message, and often from product launches they all attend. Unless you see your content as a means to earn income and so need to chase the content that reward with likes and subscriptions, keep doing you. BTW I (still) have the prior model of the R (really marginal gains and the upgrade price would find a nice off-road bike…fewer enforceable limits off road…) and good to know the time it takes for oil to warm up so as to safely revs - always been cautious when the motor is cold and good to know I was not being too conservative
Strangely I had an inkling you didn’t work with hand tools.
😂
'Strangely'.... no mate I openly admit I am learning. Nothing strange about that son
Unnecessary comment only to make yourself feel better at the expense of someone who is putting themself out there. Really awful.
I tell all.my customers to avoid luton airport since the car park fire what a nightmare
Mate, keep plugging away...
You will build up your subscribers over time.
Great video you seid my name twice in this video my name is tad love the bike
Bike builds I find really interesting, especially the two strokes,hint hint on the cr? Too much bike reviews on YT. Go your own way you are doing great and to be honest it's great that you dont try to know everything and you are learning all the time.
The CR is my next planned upload ;)
Wow what an intresting job you have. I would have loved to have done something along those lines. Maybe in my next life lol. I would love to see you have a go at a 70`s Two Stroke. I have a 1975 Suzuki GT750 'Kettle' Ah the smell of castrol R😁
Collab with mat Armstrong!
Notice in the car UA-cam world how everyone collabs?
@@BikesofRye I know! It was sad hearing you say you won’t collab with other motorbike UA-camrs as they haven’t even followed you, I get that, but you could be a pioneer for it! As it happens less in this space, you can be the one to get it started! Ask to collab with both motorbike YTs and car YTs, it would be awesome to watch and would grow the channel a lot! I do get why you haven’t/said you probably won’t, but I really think you should! As a fan of both types of content, it would be awesome to see! Maybe a challenge vs Mat or another UA-camr who does similar stuff in the car world? Or swap, you try to fix a car and they try to fix a bike etc etc.
You can probably tell I’m a business consultant 🤣
Just ideas!
Great channel mate. But i have to ask about the screen on your bike. What brand is that and where can i get it. Cheers.
Screen is from Puig! Cheers
@@BikesofRye cheers. 🥂 checked your mods video and found it there. I do like your format mate. Not that you need may advice but you do you and let the others worry about there stuff. You need to do a YZF750 rebuild though. Lol. British racing green of course. Get on it.
S’funny, I thought that the reference to Rye meant you were in Rye, near Camber… 😂
That was interesting! What an unusual day job! That would have made an answer for a competition, who would guess that? 😂👍
I quite like watching you try to rebuild old shitters! Mainly because i have once owned some of them including a shit Superdream
This isn't your full time income? I have 33 subscribers and hoping to make this my way of life in 5 years. Great job, love the videos!
Holly Molly Brother is leaving HOT @0:55 😄😄😄😄
If your looking for inspiration for a new project bike how about the Suzuki Sv650S but give it the equipment it deserves eg gsx-r forks, full brake system and wheels plus rear spring and full system… think SV650-R
Oh yes I have had this in mind
I like the channel, the job sounds interesting, instead of giving bikes away maybe do half price or something.
What tyre pressures do you run?
Interesting to know you work at Luton. Does the company you work for begin with N? I work for a company who make air traffic control simulators and we have sims at Aberdeen, Glasgow and Southampton and so many more around the world ✈️
🏍👍👍👍👍
Just need more content of anything and u wil be flying
Those who appreciate mechanics know how are this is. U already said you work at the airport.
It’s not oil temp, it’s coolant temp
Could of sworn you were a hair dresser or personal trainer.
Some knowledge might help with spannering.
9 negative comments on this channel. Cheers mate keep watching thanks for your support 👍🏼
I have your next project if you’re interested… free of course
You still ride then 😉
So like all you tubers wont give away his job title :) what's the secret. Assume he wants people to think he is a air traffic controller - if he is Kudos.
Hope you married this your women .
Every thing goes wrong ? NO you do not know what you are doing ! you have never read the beginning of a manual. let alone the rest of it!
Bit harsh mate
Shit comment.
Wow, just checked out your channel, @AndrewSinclair-bk9ho-I'm blown away! With a grand total of *one* subscriber (did you get tired of being your own biggest fan?) and zero uploads, it's clear you're keeping all that wisdom locked up for... no one? Honestly, I can’t believe you’re giving out advice when you haven’t even started yours. Keep up the... uh, whatever it is you’re doing!
What a lovely ride and I would never have thought you worked in aviation but I think it’s great just keep doing bikes I wish I could but I’m too old now and not very active 👍❤️