Since discovering your channel I’ve binged all your videos but this is by far your best. Music selection, the descent footage - it’s fantastic. It’s so inspiring to watch another girl out there smashing it!
I talk to myself all the time on a long ride. I say hello to animals on the way too. Last brevet I looked up and thanked the sky for not raining until the last 20k. You're not alone. :-)
Probably most of us talk to ourselves when riding- the secret is out. I always greet the cows and horses, and thank the weather and the flowers. I recently had two windless days and I was overjoyed, and thanked the sky. Thank you for another inspirational vlog!
I get that completely, I too get lost in my own world sometimes climbing for quite some time and I don't want it to end! Honestly it is a privilege just to have a chance at following you along through all the highs and lows, the countless times of sorrow and doubt and the sudden resurgence when you feel on top of the world. You are strong, profound and managed to wrap up yet another impressive effort! 😄🌝🎗
Can't say it enough; your videos are so inspiring. Just love the happiness you project when riding a bike, which is the exact reason why I ride, pure and simple joy. And by the way.... where you live and ride couldn't be more beautiful. I wish I could ride those roads one day. Congrats. It's always a pleasure to watch your vids.... but this one really hit it out of the park. So envious (but in a good sense). Keep on riding.
You're always inspiring Katie. Your videos are and still is the motivation for me to keep riding and going the distance. Keep up the good work. And yes I can relate with those epic views.
Spend half the time singing football songs in my head whilst riding to keep going haha! 😂 I actually prefer riding solo allows you to set your own pace, go your own distance and stop to take in views of how often you want!
Beautiful ride Katie and great narration. Seeing how excited you are during this ride compels me to say, you should cycle the Cabot Trail 300 km route, destination Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. The experience is rivalled by very few in the world.
Brits are not known for their positivity, and to see and hear such a beautiful accent and seeing a person just loving life really brings a smile to my face! There is a reason why the sun never set on the Empire back in the day, sheer strength of character - but also a immutable spirit. Your very special Katie! Love from Australia.
Looks like great ride, well done. Perfect timing with Mike reference...I got day off work and set off just after midnight this morning but had to scratch after 88k due to random pain in the back of my leg. It’s all about experience and giving it a go.
You have encouraged me to go do Great Dunn Fell, I always end up returning to base and not doing the final segment as I usually plan routes through Durham, Cumbria and Northumberland but never taking in the Fell.
Although I enjoy riding with others my favorite time is to ride solo because it frees me to think and not talk...other than the occasional greeting to someone. Breathtaking views during your ride. I would give anything to have that terrain accessible for cycling. I kept waiting for a comment about the beautiful stone wall but nothing was said. Looked good to me. I always look forward to notifications that you have posted a video. Good stuff Katie!
Ahhh Jim, they were nice weren’t they?! I think I’ve been spoiled though as they were pretty much on all the roads :) hope you’re having a great week :)
Excellent effort well done again , nice to see you on my local climb jubilee tower , yeah that’s strange there was no wind up dun fell as every time I’ve been up there it’s a crazy wind 🌬, yes that decent back to cowgill is a fast one . Had a great day today up Whinlatter liked it so much I did it twice and the weather was perfect and stunning landscape all around ❤️
Katie, I truly enjoy all of your videos. I did not ride when previously living in Norfolk, but currently ride in the USA and vicariously really enjoy your routes in the north of England. I WANT TO RIDE THEM WITH YOU! You are an inspiration.
The sheep are called "Sheeps" and The cows are called "Coos"! I talk to all the animals, but I stop, in awe, of the deer! Graceful and beautiful beings. (Also talk to myself along the road!) Great ride, very impressive!
Quite an achievement! Congratulations on loving the ride. We have bears and moose - not good pals for a chat! Talking to the weather and all the amazing views - absolutely! Nice video and glad you took some time for yourself too.
No camera will ever re-create the views but still very nice to see. I'm gonna get me a GoPro9 and post a few vids up from where I live. Well done on the ride. You can literally ride all day long. Getting yourself to that state means you can enjoy what you do to the full. I'm following in your tyre tracks. I regularly let's just say 'exclaim my appreciation' for the scenery whilst out on rides!
I loved the descent footage. It made me feel like I was actually riding it. If you want to put together a 40 minute video just of the ride like that, on a day when you don't feel like talking, I would not be the only person to love it
Nice to see a fellow big lad on the bike :) Looks like it needs a pub, called The Slaughtered Lamb. What a place, pity its so far away. Brutal effort, well done. I was running half marathon on wknd, commentating on myself in the style of Bob Flemming from the fast show.
Katie, go hope your well. Great video's as always. Question about your glasses, what make are they, thank you. Nice little ride if your coming Burnley way, is from Coldwell res, over to Hebdon Bridge past Widdop Res. You can circle round and come back into Burnley near the kettledrum. And if you like a day out with hills (in the hills) have you done the Mary Townley loop? I haven't but will attempt it soon I think.
I've started talking to the sheep on solo rides because you do it! 😂 Great ride by the way - I'm doing the Tan Hill 200 next month and that looks plenty hard enough, so well done on this ride!
Decent ride is to park in Dunsten (free) cycle up GDF down along up to Hartside Pass to Alston and then back over and up GDF again. Did it last month 👌
Great video Katie. Yet to do GDF but I'll haul myself up it one day. You're right about Mike Hall, inspirational. Now what do you put in your bagels apart from rocket?
@@KatieKookaburra I'm sure you'll have seen it already but the documentary film 'Inspired To Ride' is well worth a watch - all about the Trans Am bike race which Mike won. Currently 99p to watch on Amazon.
Wow, 300km, my rides are on average 65km but I do have an imperial century coming up soon, you're an inspiration Katie, maybe one day I'll get to do 200km.
Really like the tunes in this video and the scenery. You should put a Spotify playlist of some of the songs together. Fair play to you on the distance front, I managed 42 miles yesterday which is the farthest I've done in a few months.
Absolutely loved this! I'm totally new to cycling but your videos motivate me so much. It's all about the views like at 6:00 for me! You raced yesterday and a day later you're pursuing even greater adventures! Honestly, you're an inspiration. As someone from the Midlands, who never recognised the beauty of our roadways from a cyclist's perspective; I truly thank you 🙏🏽. I am curious though... Did you park at the end and record from the backseat until you were capable of driving or ask someone to pick you up from the finish? (Sorry if I missed a vid on this). Either way, not sure if this is appropes but idc ... Ride On KK!! 🧨💯
I’m the same I never realised the pure beauty of a place until you experience by bike :) I drove to the start point and ended the same place then just drove home :)
@@KatieKookaburra it truly shows in your enthusiasm towards your rides! Ah, my bad I missed the blatant part where you said "loop" 😅. Still, the stretching tip is golddust so a big "ta" from Notts👍🏽
@@KatieKookaburra It was☺️ Your outro really spoke to me, that it’s the experience and not the finishing that matters. As a relative newbie to cycling, I’ve been toying with entering a sportive and thinking I’m not fit enough (did a couple years ago and finished, so probs should go for it!). Just reading about Mike Hall in Emily Chappell’s book too, so all very fitting☺️
That’s a weird coincidence Katie. The last time I did the Great Dun fell I stopped at Brough on the way back, and sat on the very same seat outside the Coop!. Have they fixed seat since? It was cracked and squidgy. XD
"ignore my face, just look at the view"! - with all due respect. the view on your face as you progress as the cyclist you train to become is much better. You're progression stories have helped me understand more about dealing with my weight, dealing with my extraordinary ability to put the needs of others at work above/before my need to support MY health. Thank you for sharing your journey. You're story telling of your journey has helped me more than you will ever understand.
Michael that is so blummin lovely!!!! Thank you so so much it’s made my day. I’m just glad I can help anyone with my vids. So awesome you feel that way :) xx
It was YOU who left me that food! I did wonder 😂. But seriously, what a ride. Food for the mind, soul and body. I also talk to the animals when cycling. They make much more sense than humans! 😀👍🏼
Hi there Katie and the plethora of other riders here... Looking or advice here. Been on a major weight loss journey through better food and cycling. (Thanks for the inspiration by they way) My goal for this summer is the imperial century. Have done the metric century on my road bike and also on a fully loaded touring bike with panniers front and rear. The road bike ride was much easier but felt shattered after the touring bike ride. Understandable with the panniers on. The road bike ride was pretty unplanned as I only intended a 65km ride. But felt fine after a 50km ride so I kept going. My question is after riding a bit over a 100km ride, and felt fine but a bit tired, how large increases in distance should I plan to ride incrementally to reach the imperial century? Should I go for next 130km or just a 115km? What is the recommended increments to add distances to your rides? Thanks in advance...
Well the loaded bike makes it SO much tougher. I learned this exact thing last year doing 330km which I had done a fair few times before on a road bike.But loaded up took SO much longer. In terms of how to increase it, go for whatever you feel comfortable with. After 100km it's more about just keeping hydrated and fuelled. Another 30km is around 1-2 hours longer so just plan extra food for that. Add in a stop, and you WILL do it! :) One way to give you motivation is plan to ride 130km TO somewhere, so a friend's house, a beach, etc. Then you have a point to it :) It will help with motivation for sure!
@@KatieKookaburra yes, my goal is 159k and is end location my previous home and friend I have, lived with. So is, indeed very inspiring to have it as goal. Good to make ur goals visits, to friends of special location. I went with bad fitted bike to collect new saddle and bike fit 70k so was soo exited to get there
Since discovering your channel I’ve binged all your videos but this is by far your best. Music selection, the descent footage - it’s fantastic. It’s so inspiring to watch another girl out there smashing it!
I talk to myself all the time on a long ride. I say hello to animals on the way too. Last brevet I looked up and thanked the sky for not raining until the last 20k. You're not alone. :-)
You think out aloud not talking to yourself. Now it you start having a two way conversation that might be a bit worrying 😯
@@glennoc8585 Especially if you get a tandem bike for your other "friend."
@@scottbert9556 That would be weird
Only other cyclists appreciate how excited you got about "no wind". The sheep though awww.
100% ^^ Wind blows . . . dad jokes. No, but really I hate wind.
I prefer hills to wind.
@@Liofa73 haha yeah wind sucks unless it behind.
Probably most of us talk to ourselves when riding- the secret is out. I always greet the cows and horses, and thank the weather and the flowers. I recently had two windless days and I was overjoyed, and thanked the sky. Thank you for another inspirational vlog!
I say "mooo" to the cows and make the sign of the cross as I pass cemeteries.
I get that completely, I too get lost in my own world sometimes climbing for quite some time and I don't want it to end! Honestly it is a privilege just to have a chance at following you along through all the highs and lows, the countless times of sorrow and doubt and the sudden resurgence when you feel on top of the world. You are strong, profound and managed to wrap up yet another impressive effort! 😄🌝🎗
Can't say it enough; your videos are so inspiring. Just love the happiness you project when riding a bike, which is the exact reason why I ride, pure and simple joy. And by the way.... where you live and ride couldn't be more beautiful. I wish I could ride those roads one day. Congrats. It's always a pleasure to watch your vids.... but this one really hit it out of the park. So envious (but in a good sense). Keep on riding.
Yeah Katie. Exactly how I love to cycle too. “Be more Mike”, love that...
Ride solo , hike solo, sail solo.
Dinner with friends .
Thank you! This became one of my personal favorites of your vids.
The distance got my attention... The climbing got me applauding 👍
ahh cheers Mark! :)
Another lovely video! Keep up the good work!! Sending love from Ireland 🇮🇪
Love your passion for the landscape - it is definitely one of the motivations for cycling. Nice!
You're always inspiring Katie. Your videos are and still is the motivation for me to keep riding and going the distance. Keep up the good work. And yes I can relate with those epic views.
Spend half the time singing football songs in my head whilst riding to keep going haha! 😂
I actually prefer riding solo allows you to set your own pace, go your own distance and stop to take in views of how often you want!
99 percent of my rides are solo
Splendid views in your part of the world! Thanks for sharing & cheers from Canada 🇨🇦😊🇬🇧
What an amazing ride. How great to have this stuff close to you
That was bloody brilliant Katie. Well done, you’re an inspiration.👍🏻👍🏻
Beautiful ride Katie and great narration. Seeing how excited you are during this ride compels me to say, you should cycle the Cabot Trail 300 km route, destination Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. The experience is rivalled by very few in the world.
Brits are not known for their positivity, and to see and hear such a beautiful accent and seeing a person just loving life really brings a smile to my face!
There is a reason why the sun never set on the Empire back in the day, sheer strength of character - but also a immutable spirit.
Your very special Katie! Love from Australia.
Weird because I thought the ones I met when I was living there were Hilarious and positively minded.
What a wonderful escape for me at work. Gotta say the views are quite awesome and a great escape.
Looks like great ride, well done. Perfect timing with Mike reference...I got day off work and set off just after midnight this morning but had to scratch after 88k due to random pain in the back of my leg. It’s all about experience and giving it a go.
You have encouraged me to go do Great Dunn Fell, I always end up returning to base and not doing the final segment as I usually plan routes through Durham, Cumbria and Northumberland but never taking in the Fell.
Thank you for a lovely cycling video. I also talk to myself out on the bike.
Great video. My favourite you tube cycling channel. Keep it up!
Ahhh THANK YOU!!!
Although I enjoy riding with others my favorite time is to ride solo because it frees me to think and not talk...other than the occasional greeting to someone. Breathtaking views during your ride. I would give anything to have that terrain accessible for cycling. I kept waiting for a comment about the beautiful stone wall but nothing was said. Looked good to me. I always look forward to notifications that you have posted a video. Good stuff Katie!
Ahhh Jim, they were nice weren’t they?! I think I’ve been spoiled though as they were pretty much on all the roads :) hope you’re having a great week :)
Excellent effort well done again , nice to see you on my local climb jubilee tower , yeah that’s strange there was no wind up dun fell as every time I’ve been up there it’s a crazy wind 🌬, yes that decent back to cowgill is a fast one . Had a great day today up Whinlatter liked it so much I did it twice and the weather was perfect and stunning landscape all around ❤️
Must b a great place Katie's world. U picked a great ride. Amazing vlog skinny k x
Katie, I truly enjoy all of your videos. I did not ride when previously living in Norfolk, but currently ride in the USA and vicariously really enjoy your routes in the north of England. I WANT TO RIDE THEM WITH YOU! You are an inspiration.
Thanks Len :)
Thanks u are such an inspiration to us all with your down to earth approach and wisdom and we all talk and swear on rides alone to things
beautiful footage today, Katie!
Thanks for sharing your ride. Beautiful countryside!!!
The sheep are called "Sheeps" and
The cows are called "Coos"!
I talk to all the animals, but I stop, in awe, of the deer! Graceful and beautiful beings.
(Also talk to myself along the road!)
Great ride, very impressive!
Love a solo too. 300 KM not fo me though. 100 KM my norm. Well done Katie.
Be more Mike👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. Thank you Katie. 👍
Quite an achievement! Congratulations on loving the ride. We have bears and moose - not good pals for a chat! Talking to the weather and all the amazing views - absolutely! Nice video and glad you took some time for yourself too.
Totally agree live the moment, if you can record it great.another great vid
Cracking piece of film-making. Thoroughly enjoyed it.
From a relative newby you are so inspiring, I so enjoy your videos.
Amazing Katie! Loved watching this, I get super emotional and overwhelmed by how lovely nature really is!! A day well spent. #bemoremike. 🏆🥳
I do too! We are so lucky to have this beautiful place to explore and bikes to do it on! Never take this for granted. Xx
No camera will ever re-create the views but still very nice to see. I'm gonna get me a GoPro9 and post a few vids up from where I live. Well done on the ride. You can literally ride all day long. Getting yourself to that state means you can enjoy what you do to the full. I'm following in your tyre tracks. I regularly let's just say 'exclaim my appreciation' for the scenery whilst out on rides!
Your a beast Katie, well done !
I loved the descent footage. It made me feel like I was actually riding it. If you want to put together a 40 minute video just of the ride like that, on a day when you don't feel like talking, I would not be the only person to love it
Great work Katie, very impressive! Beautiful place to ride and I would of been taking to the sheep too :-)
Nice to see a fellow big lad on the bike :) Looks like it needs a pub, called The Slaughtered Lamb. What a place, pity its so far away. Brutal effort, well done. I was running half marathon on wknd, commentating on myself in the style of Bob Flemming from the fast show.
Take a ride to Tan Hill if you need a pub
Well done on the monumental ride Katie, also booooo to the person who stole your stuff!
Silence and solitude sometimes is the best therapy 🥰
Loving that 300K challenge! Well done! Great ride!
Bravo Katie. Your tenacity is inspiring. The #Be More Mike bit brought a tear to my eye. What happened to him makes me sad and angry.
Well done Katie completing your 300 k bike ride great views can’t bet a solo bike ride
Katie, go hope your well. Great video's as always. Question about your glasses, what make are they, thank you.
Nice little ride if your coming Burnley way, is from Coldwell res, over to Hebdon Bridge past Widdop Res. You can circle round and come back into Burnley near the kettledrum.
And if you like a day out with hills (in the hills) have you done the Mary Townley loop? I haven't but will attempt it soon I think.
Oakley Sutra Lite :)
I've started talking to the sheep on solo rides because you do it! 😂 Great ride by the way - I'm doing the Tan Hill 200 next month and that looks plenty hard enough, so well done on this ride!
Congratulations, great ride. Group rides can be fun but solo is were its at✌️
Decent ride is to park in Dunsten (free) cycle up GDF down along up to Hartside Pass to Alston and then back over and up GDF again. Did it last month 👌
Amazing views, thank you Katie 😊
Another Great Video Katie. I talk to myself when cycling solo, I reckon a lot of solo Cyclists do this 😁
Great video Katie. Yet to do GDF but I'll haul myself up it one day. You're right about Mike Hall, inspirational. Now what do you put in your bagels apart from rocket?
Good Morning From New Zealand, Wonderful 300 k ride Video, Thanks for sharing, have a great rest of your week
Helloooo Tony!! And NZ.... I HAVE to come visit there!! Would love to ride - heard so many amazing things about it there :)
Your music choice for the descents was brilliant! And yes to #BeMoreMike
Cheers Andy :) x
@@KatieKookaburra I'm sure you'll have seen it already but the documentary film 'Inspired To Ride' is well worth a watch - all about the Trans Am bike race which Mike won. Currently 99p to watch on Amazon.
Wow, 300km, my rides are on average 65km but I do have an imperial century coming up soon, you're an inspiration Katie, maybe one day I'll get to do 200km.
those roads look amazing!!!!!
I enjoy your videos, I rode my bike this morning almost 7 miles. Lots of climbing. And I’m a big guy ( all off road)
Really like the tunes in this video and the scenery. You should put a Spotify playlist of some of the songs together. Fair play to you on the distance front, I managed 42 miles yesterday which is the farthest I've done in a few months.
The views are just.... next level!
Awesome ride!!!!!
Oh and don't worry, lots of us talk to the animals and what not on rides. Heck I've talked to them on long drives lol
Those roads look mint!
i put mine behind the flower pot and sign in the knock village👍. no problems.
Awesome ride Katie. I’d like to try at least some of this route when I’m next in the NW. Can u share the route. Thanks!
Well done 👍🏾👏🏽👏🏽
I also talk to myself on long rides and I say hello to the Sun when it pops its head through on a cloudy day. Lovely ride by the way 👌🏾
Amazing, that's serious stuff. Well done 👍👍
Absolutely loved this! I'm totally new to cycling but your videos motivate me so much. It's all about the views like at 6:00 for me! You raced yesterday and a day later you're pursuing even greater adventures! Honestly, you're an inspiration. As someone from the Midlands, who never recognised the beauty of our roadways from a cyclist's perspective; I truly thank you 🙏🏽. I am curious though... Did you park at the end and record from the backseat until you were capable of driving or ask someone to pick you up from the finish? (Sorry if I missed a vid on this). Either way, not sure if this is appropes but idc ... Ride On KK!! 🧨💯
I’m the same I never realised the pure beauty of a place until you experience by bike :) I drove to the start point and ended the same place then just drove home :)
I did a few stretches and hopped in the car :)
@@KatieKookaburra it truly shows in your enthusiasm towards your rides! Ah, my bad I missed the blatant part where you said "loop" 😅. Still, the stretching tip is golddust so a big "ta" from Notts👍🏽
Classic Katie K video.
Been waiting all day for this! 💚
Ahhh thanks Deb!!! :) hope it was worth the wait! Xx
@@KatieKookaburra It was☺️ Your outro really spoke to me, that it’s the experience and not the finishing that matters. As a relative newbie to cycling, I’ve been toying with entering a sportive and thinking I’m not fit enough (did a couple years ago and finished, so probs should go for it!). Just reading about Mike Hall in Emily Chappell’s book too, so all very fitting☺️
That’s a weird coincidence Katie. The last time I did the Great Dun fell I stopped at Brough on the way back, and sat on the very same seat outside the Coop!. Have they fixed seat since? It was cracked and squidgy. XD
Oooh yeah John, good bench that. Looked pretty new so enjoy the next time you're there :)
Hi Katie, congratulations on another Epic ride! If you have a chance, please show an image of your bike/setup for this ride
Hi Katie 😊 inspiring and informative channel. Can't wait for my bike to arrive in 7 weeks.Could you tell us a little bit about your cycle computer?
I talk to myself too lol say things like “why are you lying down, get up your going to make it rain” lol a great video your an inspiration x
Omg just read this back it makes no sense 😂 I meant to say I say this to the cows”get up you will make it rain “ 🤦♀️🙄🤣
Brilliant effort. I may do Great Dun Fell one day hopefully.
Doooo it!!!!
not many men could keep up with you Katie! you are seriously amazing. at 16 as super fit racer, i still could not have managed your distances.
Respect. Big RESPECT.
Well done, epic ride, I need to be more Mike!
big job on that . honestly impressive how you can do these big rides .
Thanks Rob!!! I can’t smash it out like you lot chainganging ha!
@@KatieKookaburra i promise ill do my party trick next dream team ride and blow up 20 miles into the ride :P
So inspiring 👍. P.S. what make are your cycling goggles Katie ?
oakley jawbreaker, transition lens
You're an inspiration to us all ⭐
Shout out to the sheep too 😀
Would love to live somewhere with so little traffic! And those views.
True solo sorts all things in the head and you can just take so much more in 👍🚴♂️
Got to talk to self and animals on a ride … to me that is perfectly normal. Well Done on your 300km you are such an inspiration
"today we are going on a 300k loop" acts like its a casual easy spin 😂😂well done katie, very inspiring
Ahhh thank you!!!
"ignore my face, just look at the view"! - with all due respect. the view on your face as you progress as the cyclist you train to become is much better. You're progression stories have helped me understand more about dealing with my weight, dealing with my extraordinary ability to put the needs of others at work above/before my need to support MY health. Thank you for sharing your journey. You're story telling of your journey has helped me more than you will ever understand.
Michael that is so blummin lovely!!!! Thank you so so much it’s made my day. I’m just glad I can help anyone with my vids. So awesome you feel that way :) xx
No, you’re not the only one! I always pleasantly greet the animals I meet. 😜
Clever float away lyric on the descent!
It was YOU who left me that food! I did wonder 😂. But seriously, what a ride. Food for the mind, soul and body. I also talk to the animals when cycling. They make much more sense than humans! 😀👍🏼
Rode that one with you a couple of years ago. It’s a hard one.
Great cycling. 👍🏻
Hi there Katie and the plethora of other riders here...
Looking or advice here. Been on a major weight loss journey through better food and cycling. (Thanks for the inspiration by they way) My goal for this summer is the imperial century. Have done the metric century on my road bike and also on a fully loaded touring bike with panniers front and rear. The road bike ride was much easier but felt shattered after the touring bike ride. Understandable with the panniers on. The road bike ride was pretty unplanned as I only intended a 65km ride. But felt fine after a 50km ride so I kept going.
My question is after riding a bit over a 100km ride, and felt fine but a bit tired, how large increases in distance should I plan to ride incrementally to reach the imperial century? Should I go for next 130km or just a 115km? What is the recommended increments to add distances to your rides?
Thanks in advance...
Well the loaded bike makes it SO much tougher. I learned this exact thing last year doing 330km which I had done a fair few times before on a road bike.But loaded up took SO much longer. In terms of how to increase it, go for whatever you feel comfortable with. After 100km it's more about just keeping hydrated and fuelled. Another 30km is around 1-2 hours longer so just plan extra food for that. Add in a stop, and you WILL do it! :) One way to give you motivation is plan to ride 130km TO somewhere, so a friend's house, a beach, etc. Then you have a point to it :) It will help with motivation for sure!
@@KatieKookaburra thank you kindly Katie!
@@KatieKookaburra yes, my goal is 159k and is end location my previous home and friend I have, lived with. So is, indeed very inspiring to have it as goal. Good to make ur goals visits, to friends of special location. I went with bad fitted bike to collect new saddle and bike fit 70k so was soo exited to get there
What a views. I´m sure that you enjoy every ride every moment and every mile. Kisses and huggs from Mallorca.
So many beautiful views in the uk 🇬🇧 😯
Have you ever heard of Cruzbike, you should check them out, perfect bikes for your style of riding.
Hats off kid
You don’t have to make an excuse. I do talk in myself on the bike, at home too. Also say hallo to all animals on my way. Its not that strange.
As do I! Yesterday I said hello to cows, sheep and indeed horses!