A New Motorcycle Ramp to Prevent Another Disaster
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
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And due to my new-found love of motorcycle camping, I also test out a portable motorcycle BBQ!
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Be careful Freddy when you take the triumph on the ramp under power that the back wheel doesn’t kick the ramp out from underneath it’s happened to me before it’s always best to drill a small a hole and put a safety pin through the ramp attaching it to the trailer and this will prevent it from happening
Good advice my friend, hopefully Freddie will see it and follow up
Or strap it on
Good advice
Very good advice, thank you! I got very lucky- I realised that the ramp nearly did exactly as you said, so I later cable tied it to the ramp to secure it🙂👌🏻
Crack on Freddie!! 🏜🛸🌵From the High Desert.
I'd argue that your trips, personality, and other content is why I & others (from the looks of other comments) watch your channel. If I wanted to see new bikes every few months I'd go watch the multitude of other channels out there. I say keep the Bonneville if it makes you happy.
Thank you Mick, really appreciate it!
No problem having more than one bike
Freddie, the most interesting part of your adventure’s, is that you consistently ride your old Bonny, it’s just about attainable, and it’s great how you look for second hand parts etc.
Please don’t go down the road of buy the latest, fastest etc. most tricked up new swanky machine. You are a true biker, much more interesting and refreshing.
Really appreciate it, thanks Lawrence!
Totally agree
The Mrs is the real keeper mate.
If she's telling you to keep the Bonnie AND get another bike, I'd be locking her down real quick 🤣🤣
Haha you’re absolutely right!
The Bonneville is a big part of the identity of the channel. That's important
You get to test other offerings, so it's a good mix.
The numbers say you're doing something right. Don't fix what is not broken.
Good content today.
Happy travels 👍
Thank you🙂🙌🏻🙌🏻
Keep the Bonneville. It’s part of what makes your channel interesting, at least for me. There’s a charm in riding around on an old English bike that a new bike would simply not offer. Unless the Bonneville is about to croak on you, keep it, ride it, fix it when you need to, and let it be your adventure steed. But get the Harley for Monika. 😁
Very sound reasoning on all points- I agree, and thank you sir!
Agreed, the classic Bonneville styling fits your zeitgeist much more than any American iron ever could.
You should 100% keep the Bonny! UA-cam seems to be full of people swapping their bikes every 5 minutes and banging on about having the latest this and that.
Your channel is one of the few genuine and authentic ones out there. Keep doing you!
Keep the Boni. You do plenty of content with other bikes. Its nice to have someone show it's good to love the bike you have and not change every 5 minutes for the latest. I've a brand new 2022 Goldwing Tour. But I also have a 2015 Triumph Rocket Roadster that i will never sell. Keep up the great content. 👍
That’s a serious pairing Alan!🤩🏍🏍 Thank you for the input!
💯 when you find the 'one' no need to keep looking ;)
@@FreddieDobbs Two totally different machines. For two totally different styles of riding. But you can't beat the grin factor of the Triumph Rocket. It's like a two wheel muscle car. Completely impracticable but soooo much fun. 🤪
Hi Freddie. I've only just started watching your channel and thinking about it I don't watch your content for the Bonneville, as nice a bike as it is. I watch to see your adventures, your musings and take on life. The bike definitely suits you so keep it if you love it so much. Too many channels are focused on pumping out new and exciting content, but I really like your slow paced approach, it's a bit of escapism for me.
Really appreciated, thank you so much for the input Jon🙂 And delighted you found the channel!
Monica is perfectly right. Keep the Bonneville and get once in a while something new/different.
Keep the Bonnie, everyone (including me 37 years ago) who sells their first Bonneville regrets doing it for ever. Putting it back to stock is generally the best plan!
I’ll remember this, thanks Ian!🙂
Your charisma, kindness, soothing voice, wanderlust and Paul Newmanesque looks & swagger definitely make the channel, as well as Monika's competent filming. On we go now under the reign of King Charles III.
I don't know why, but this episode put me in a happy mood, I especially enjoyed the music. The only thing I'd do to the Bonny would be a different tank, with different badges and traditional Triumph paint scheme, with gold lining and white scallops.
Keep the Bonneville! Dear god it’s a great fit for you and the channel. I watch a lot of motorcycle content and you stand out from the pack because of the Bonneville and your style. I even want one now haha if you could get a second bike however… or even a second rider… 🤔 but I do find your channel has a good range to it already. The MOT maintenance, the short and long trips and camping all very entertaining. Reviews of bikes are popular on UA-cam but maybe just getting a loan or something if you need to play to the gallery. Anyway that’s my 2 cents, keep up the good work.
Keep the Bonneville Freddy, you, Monika and her make a very special trio. There are already tons of other channels that just try a lot of bikes, but I think that in the end they they become boring. I really appreciate that instead on your channel we can find mainly your adventures with the Bonnie and some occasional test of other motorbikes, especially because your passion and curiosity shines through, but also your affection for your equipment.
I love how Freddie got so excited digging up the potatoes lol. I grow my own in a sack in my greenhouse and I get really excited too when I harvest them…brilliant video again 👍👏
Hi Freddie, I disagree with bbq moto camping. The 'stove' is small enough but you have to carry fuel and charcoal which just takes up space and also the stove takes time to get going and can't be regulated. You're much better off with a camping gas canister stove, so many to choose from. I won't recommend one but check out other moto campers' channels.
Camping gaz??? surely if it's has to be a stove, a Coleman Sportster petrol stove?, you've always got fuel at hand, little plastic pipe and siphon it out of the tank. they're lightweight, small, and really efficient, always used one camping with the Triumph Thunderbird. Lovely relaxing video as ever, love the allotment, Ours in Yorkshire has stayed green despite the hot summer.
@@petejones1957 30 years ago I would agree but it's difficult to get fuel from a modern bike some of which could take more than an hour. I wouldn't recommend siphoning by mouth although siphon pumps are available.
Check the deliverybox from proworks.You should use a strap to secure the ramp,important especially when you unload the Bonneville.
I bought a ramp(not proworks) last winter because I had to move my bikes to a new garage.
The seller of the ramp told mee to use the strap in deliverybox when I loaded/unloaded a bike.
Bugger- I didn’t even consider this. I’ve just started to use cable ties, which worked very well. Thanks Arne🙌🏻
Freddie, brother, I love how you keep in the mistakes we all make when riding!! It really makes your channel one of my absolute favorites to watch!
Please keep them coming!!
You definitely need to keep the Bonneville, Freddie, even if you acquire another bike or two. Too many people rue the day they got rid of an old favourite. Don't worry too much about trying to deliver a different style or content. Its pretty damned good as it is.
The Bonnie and the Harley Road King Special would be a great all round package. Bonnie for city and quick rides, and the Harley for trips.
Keep the Bonnie!! We love it and it’s a big part of your journeys.
Love your choice of music by the way, watching your channel is always a relaxing and entertaining pleasure. Thanks Freddie.
Oh and get Monica a Harley as the content would be awesome!
A couple of things I'd do to the trailer if it was mine Freddie. Put a sheet of ply or something each side of the wheel channel so you can step up onto the trailer bed as you're moving the bike up the ramp. It'll make loading super easy. I'd also beef up those safety chains a bit mate - those little buggers wouldn't restrain a Chihuahua by the look of them!
..... At 19 mins, I'm watching with my hands over my eyes, waiting for you to burn Monika's mum's special place to the ground, along with the veggies of any neighbour downwind.... Fortune smiled on you today, Freddie.... Monika, how many people would think to film, or even notice, the interplay of light on a wing mirror in partial shade, and the textural differences? You have the soul of a poet, and the eye of Federico Fellini (thinking opening shot of "la dolce vita" here.) You guys magically make it all look so easy, even when we know it's not.
Great comment - the cinematography is lovely- the use of ambient light is so well considered and beautiful.
Keep the Bonnie. You can refresh it as you want by doing a full exhaust, wrapping the tank, switching out chrome pieces for black pieces or other powder coats, and you can always switch out some of the other bits. That's a lot of content to be made! Also, the Bonnie is the reason I started watching. I wanted to see someone live with one and travel with one and I'm now planning a cross country trip on mine. Definitely get a second bike though because obviously. Lol
Keep the bonneville.. you test enough other bikes to give us content.. 👍😎
Thank you Ken🙌🏻
Monica’s nailed it: Bonneville and Harley. You know it makes sense 😃
Don’t change the Bonny Freddie. It’s intrinsic to the nature of the channel. We love the channel because of the doubts, uncertainties and anxieties it has and the bike is part of that. On a different note, a small strap (or two) securing the ramp to the trailer. This removes the chances of the ramp slipping off the trailer mid load, (not good, trust me) 👍🏻
Keep the Bonnie Freddie. It's the beating heart of your channel and a perfect reference point for all other bike comparisons that you do.
As others are pointing out, keep the Bonneville Freddie. The bike is iconically you and you love it.
In my opinion, your main audience are not tuning in just to watch motorcycle content or the Bonneville. They watch your videos because you show a different side of the motorcycling lifestyle. The travelling, the clothing, the simple things as “oh it’s sunny I am going fit this part in the Bonneville then head with Monika to this old town to have a coffee”. Then you stop on the way there to check out an old car/old building and you focus on every single detail of it. That content is what makes your channel different and great to watch. It is not just about the bike you ride, there is a lot of content like that on UA-cam already.
Your content is classy, authentic, entertaining. And you are a great communicator as well. The bike you ride is secondary.
You Monika and the triumph are the holy trinity! You can not change that. Happy to see reviews on other bikes though. The mix in Tenerife was perfect. Biking camping and cooking outside was the basis for ‘the hairy bikers’.
Keep it!! There's no need to change it.
I have a '92 trident on 83,000 miles and love it, owned it 5yrs. Saved it from the scrap heap and I wouldn't part with it for anything
Your Fiat has nearly 200k! Hinckley Trumpets will easily do 100k so the Bonnie is barely ‘run in’ !
As with a lot of folks on the comments, I'm in the keep the Bonneville and Fiat camp, especially if you still love them. They have become an iconic part of your brand. Your channel has grown by simply showing us slices of your life and what you enjoy. Continue being yourself (yourselves, including Monika) and we'll continue watching.
Please, dear Freddie, KEEP YOUR BEAUTIFUL BONNIE! Love your channel 👍🇬🇧😎🇩🇪🛵
Keep the Bonny! It's your adventures and stories that inspire us to get out on the road on better adventures.
I like the Bonnie. You could make more videos about restoring it to tip top shape. Also, have you tried a jet boil/camping stove thing? That would be smaller/easier to fit on the bike than coal and a bbq. You can also turn it on and off instantly, which you cannot do with coal (might get pretty frustrating if you're in a hurry).
Hi Freddie & Monica, Number 1- Definitely keep your Triumph motorcycle. You both look great on it together. You answered your own question so that ought to tell you. Keep capturing the moments as you have. One day you'll look back at that ole Bonneville with some very fond or if you will (proper) "as you English would say memories. Number 2- Always use straps to attach to your motorcycle ramps to keep the ramps from sliding away as you are loading your bike. Many accidents could have been avoided by taking an extra minute or two in attaching these straps. Much luck in your future endeavors!! Love your videos & keep them rolling!!! Your friend from the other side of the pond. Illinois, USA
Sell the triumph and a lifetime of regret will be bestowed upon you. Keep up the great work.👍🏻
Love the Bonneville Freddie, it’s ageing gracefully, my advice, more and newer bikes don’t make you happier!
Hi from 🇦🇺 Australia Freddie & Monika. I’m relatively new to your Chanel, but with that said have been binging on your adventures since finding you. Your format is great. I watch several other moto vlogers, but yours has a different twist of quirky, fresh & moto lifestyle/travel that is a winning combination. Stick with your formula Freddie, & with Monika on side keep the Bonneville & perhaps buy a second bike. 😀🏍🇦🇺
Two suggestions for loading any motorcycle via a ramp: fix the ramp to the trailer, and use a higher gear when walking the bike up the ramp. You can affix it by either tying it in some way or by drilling a hole through the ramp and the trailer and dropping a pin of some sort. Using a higher gear helps smooth out the power delivery so there's less need to feather the clutch so much while revving the engine.
Freddie and Lady M… your work is so inspiring…reminds me of America, Ventura Highway…
Keep the Bonnie Freddie! I have a 73 Sportster. Was tempted to sell it and get a 75 Moto Guzzi. Love my Sportster though Freddie
Thanks Charles!🙂
@@FreddieDobbs you’re welcome
I agree with Monica listen to her she is saying keep the Bonny and she’s happy for you to get another, she’s a diamond Freddie.
Thanks Dave!
Keep the Bonneville Freddie, it's a huge part of the channel. BTW I was in Tenerife last week and can completely confirm that Baraquito's are amazing.
Freddie, never sell the Bonneville, you'll regret it forever. I have a 900 Thruxton that I'm unable to ride at present due to menieres disease, but watching you have all these great adventures on an older bike similar to mine, is the reason I subscribed. Monica and you stay safe, and hang on to that trusty Bonnie.
As an owner of a 2021 Moto Guzzi V7 Centenario, I love your Bonneville. It's just a beautiful bike. I hope you keep it for as long as it runs. It's part of you now Freddie.
The Bonni is a part of your family, and a character on your channel, plus I agree with Monica, keep it and get another if you must.
Monika is correct…. Variety is the best part, if you can swing it. I keep a Bonneville; a Speed Triple; and a Norton Commando MKIII. Each one brings smiles for different reasons.
KEEP !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IT BECOMES PART OF YOU AND TELL THE OTHERS TO GO AWAY !!!!
Hi freddie.
Fix the ramp to the trailer !!!. it will spin off one day and catch you out.
keep up the good work.
Lesson learned about two minutes after filming the video!😳 Thanks for the heads up🙌🏻
The Bonnie is a keeper just like Monica
Can't believe you got the taters to cook all the way and good rampology for the Bonneville keep it too. Had to come back and finish this vid. RIP HM QII.
Love this channel! Not only for the bike content, but just as much for the travel/adventure/lifestyle content; Tenerife, Lithuania and most of all, parts of the English countryside I haven’t seen before. Monica does brilliant film and editing work too. And, by all means get another bike, but keep the Bonnie! Just listen to Monica here. I’m on a KTM 790 Adventure just now, but next season will be on a Bonnie, not least thanks to you two 😊
Grew up in the next road to Monikas mums allotment. Learnt to ride my bikes up and down the Lane that runs along side it. My mum still lives there and often use the Lane as a cut through on my bikes 👍
This is the channel that just keeps giving! - `Cooking With Freddy`!!!!!!!! nice one Freddy & Monika
Just trying to mix things up a bit😆👨🏼🍳🏍
Keep the Bonneville the channel Dosen't need props you and Monica are what makes the channel.
Thanks Stephanie🙂
Hi Freddy & Monica
The rattle from the pipe is more than likely because the baffle is broken, you could get it repacked & repaired and it would be like new but it could be cheaper to buy the one at £200. You would be able to sell the one you remove so don’t bin it. Hope this helps.
Phil
Hi Freddie and Monica. Please, please tie the alloy ramp to the trailer when loading and unloading your motorcycle. You could make a Velcro loop as an example. I’ve seen it too often when friends loaded motorcycles and upon gentle acceleration the ramp gets pushed away from the trailer ! Love hour videos. Hope you take my advice. I was always taught to secure ramps in professional environment.
Freddie and Monica, love your vids. Freddie, you are a very lucky boy, I laughed out loud when Monica suggested you keep the Bonny and get another bike! As a female rider of a BMW 1200 GS, I was happy to hear Monica say she wants a Vespa or a Harley. I also rode a Lambretta and have had Vespas. I think the Vespa would be a great first 2 wheeled experience. Go Monica! All the best from Shropshire, UK.
Thank you Janine- I’ve shown this to Monika🙂🙌🏻
@@FreddieDobbs I started out on scooters, was a passenger on hubby's bike for a while, we had a bad crash, but I was determined to get my licence and did it a year after, best thing ever! Getting on a big bike really gave me confidence. You and Monica are great on these vids and I especially liked her honest critique of your bbq-ing skills, made me and hubby lol! Best wishes 👍
Spot on! Lady M should get a Vespa.
One of the things I like about your channel is the fact you’ve kept your Triumph. Why be like very other bike content maker chopping and changing every few months.
Lovely episode..the bonnie is part of the charming trio , Monica,bonnie and yourself
Freddie you got to keep the old Triumph. Your a bonded pair now. But I do think you should get Monica a nice Harley, and let her ride you around for a change. Sorry to hear about the queen. God save the king
The ridge on that ramp looks designed to make the front wheel (at least), slip out. The wood was slippy you say? When I made my ramp (Wood), I painted it with some non-slip paint. You could also mix a little sand into a pot of wood paint and get a similar "non-slip" effect.
When wet, the wood was like an ice rink and it later snapped (although it was poorly screwed together). Good shout on the anti-slip paint.
Although this new ramp works superbly👌🏻👌🏻
Hi Freddie, on the subject of moto camping, and cooking, you should look at the Firebox stove. They are so well designed, and compact. There is a huge community using these on the Firebox Stove channel, there are some great motor biking videos too. You’ll love it. The Aeropress coffee ‘machine’ is another great camping product…. Love your videos..
In America we like to carry our bikes in the back of our pick up trucks. The loading process can be a little unnerving.
I love owning something a long time and bond with it. Keep it and add another.
I really like your bonneville, every other channel does the new bike thing...I have a t120 and EVERY time I see your videos, I just want your bike! You can't replace the character that thing has!
Can’t get rid of the Bonneville, that sort of character your bike has is never easily replaced.
I think your acceptance of equipment bulk (e.g. BBQ, tent, frying pan) is more appropriate for car camping.
Check out a *back-packing or mountaineering shop* for equipment that is lighter and more suitable for a bike.
Amazing, when I started watching this, I thought u need to update. 2nd thought, u buy a speed twin, street twin or scrambler, keep the Bonnie for Monica n fix it so she has no problems . Getting it sorted would be good content for another vid.
Thanks Freddie Life goes on and there is a motorcycle waiting for me out there. I really enjoy the adventures you & Monika get into .. A Monika Harley ? time for me to buy maybe a RE ! I had my Triumph back in the day a 1977 T140 V Red & White color in Calif mufflers rusted out and I took them off..lol..got loud. I have a great story about saving the life of a baby deer with that loud Triumph.... there was a Silver Jubilee for the Queen of England that year , she had a wonderful long life and England did build and civilize and brought many good things to most of the world..
Evening Freddie, that's a barbecue YOUR the barbecuer.😂
I had a complete mind blank!😆
*you're
Freddie, you test other bikes every now and then, I don’t think there’s any need to get a new bike.
Your channel is fun, you’re a great, natural presenter, could totally see you do Escape to the country, or something like that on TV.
It’s not only about the bike, it’s about you guys and your adventures.
PS: I am glad you didn’t set the allotment on fire, setting up that bbq(er?) right near the dry grass..hah
I’m here to see your adventures on the Bonneville, which makes your channel so unique and enjoyable. It shows us that we don’t need the latest flash bike to have great adventures! Keep up the great work! 😃👍
Keep the Bonneville, Freddie, and buy my MT-01. It's for sale. The ramp is a good idea. Cheap enough. Ditto the BBQ.
I enjoyed this one. I’d say a mini camping gas stove is smaller and easier with a fold up pan than this bbq and then carrying coal but that’s just me. Each to their own!
Also … you should get a light sheet of aluminium checker plate and put a floor either side of the bike channel on the trailer . It will make loading bike even easier plus u have a floor to tie other stuff to on your trips . It won’t add much to weight of trailer if done correctly
More adventures Freddie. Get on that bike and go explore. You'd be welcome to bunk up in my mancave/bike shed if you ever decide to explore Lincilnshire.
I feel like the Bonniville is really you Freddie, I think Freddie Dobbs and I think of you riding that bike. Would be odd to see you riding something else, and you get to test a lot of other bikes... just my two pence 😃
Keep the Bonneville. You could do a ..'for the price of an Interceptor / my Bonneville' feature where you pick up alternative, including leftfield, 2nd hand bikes and keep them for while giving us your take before moving them on. Alternatively a similar ' Freddie borrows' feature could be interesting.
I absolutely LOVE this idea! Thank you🙂
That’s brilliant- subscribers rides maybe as well
Great suggestion Michael…same bike can get a bit stale…plenty of good used bikes to review…
@@FreddieDobbs There's my W650 and a nice day out, down the south coast, if you want to borrow it. Might be a bit too similar to your Bonnie? My XBR600 special should be finished for the spring?
Surely your subscribers can furnish you with a plethora of bikes? Great channel and content, thanks.
I like Monika's thinking. Definitely keep the Bonneville (especially as it's your dream bike) but get a Harley as well. She's a wise one, that Monika.
I've got a 2015 Bonneville and done over 50000 miles. Love it more than ever. Keep it. Just get a second bike.
I have iron head exhausts fitted they sound fantastic, loud pipes save lives……….they do sound like a shotgun going off but that makes me smile.
Hi Freddie and Monica. I really enjoy your content, actually went back and watched them from the beginning, when i found your channel.
I would say the Bonny is part of you and the style of the channel, until you are ready to let go, keep it. You are testing out other bikes anyway, and that makes up for the variety.
You should strap the ramp to the trailer when loading.
Keep the Bonnie! It’s not old at all! It’s just dirty. PLEASE detail it, rims, engine, clay bar the paint, hand compound & polish. I had an 07 bonneville 2 tone black/white with gold hand pinstripes. Near showroom. Cleaned once a week (sometime just a simple
Wipe down). All oils, brake fluids and chains meticulously maintained. Please just freshen her up mechanically and cosmetically. Shouldn’t need much especially after just passing MOT. That brake dust and bugs on front of tank is killing me. I know you love the HD sportster (I’ve had 3) but I cant imagine you on anything but a British twin! Whatever you do keep cranking out this amazing content! Maybe do a bike detailing video? God speed my friend
Keep the Bonnie Freddie. I too bought my Honda NC750X with intent of keeping it for a year or 2 only. It’s been 8 years now and I can’t imagine my life without it. And, it’s no where near as sexy as a Bonnie 😀
BBQ s are great I have a different model I use when camping . Load it on the rack then put my tent on top. Enjoy yours.The only problem is I have to wait ages for the coal to cool after cooking .so I can dispose of it without a fire risk.
Keep the Bonnie Freddie, it suits you so well!! Having a second bike is a nightmare, unless it is for a very different use: on-road/off-road or road bike/city bike. I had 2 road bikes for a moment and I was always unsatisfied of not using the other bike, whatever the bike I was riding at the moment!
Freddie its seems to me that all you need to do to your exhaust is drill the rivets out and remove the baffle as it sounds if its loose and rattling.
Then buy some exhaust packing to wrap around the baffle with wire to fix it.
Refit and into the pipe with new rivets.
Jusr a idea to save you money from buying a second hand one.
Oh a keep the Bonnie as many other's have said your regret it definitely.
Thannk Keep up the good work!
Keep the Bonnie, I sold my Triumph Thunderbird Sport in 2003, regretted it every day until I bought the exact same bike last year, some bikes just get you.
Keep the Bonnie, it's part of the Channel and not being a new bike adds to the sense of adventure on your trips, will it make it. I recently had to say goodbye to my Honda Varadero 1000 after 13 years, many euro trips, served me well.
Love the channel guys. I think you should keep the Bonni but add something different to the garage like a touring bike with full fairing and panniers 😎
With a summer like we have had you need to think about raising that BBQ off the ground a bit. I'd hate to see you cause a major fire. BTW, keep the Bonny. You know it and trust it and it's been good to you.
Awesome video and awesome content can’t wait for the next video Thank’s Freddie and Monika
I suggest, keep the Bonneville, just upgrade it, and get/try a new one(tracker, sport naked, cruiser bike) Sir Freddie. Ride safe and God bless to both of you🙏☝️
Keep the Bonnie Freddie! It's yours now and you clearly love it. I had a gorgeous 1200 sportster like the one in the video and I regret using it as a trade in for a softail. I should have saved up a deposit in hindsight as the sportster owed me nothing and would have been cheap to keep on the road. I think you'd regret parting with your bonnie.
Nice one Freddie and Monika, keep the bonnie, it's all you need....
keep the bonnie! its fits the aesthetic and soul of the channel. If you are going to change or get a second bike, you have to get a royal enfield.