I had the 1979 MGB with Union Jack decals on the sides in that same yellow, as a teen, in high school. Great car, ran most of the time, and one day I came out of school and Miss Teen Texas was sitting on the side of the hood asking for a ride home.
I have a 1979 MGB in that same colour (Inca yellow if you’re interested 😊) that’s been in the family since 1980 when both it and I were 1 year old. I imported it into Switzerland where I now live about 10 years ago - if you’re looking for a multilingual country with amazing riding roads, I’d love to see a road trip video to Switzerland…
Loved Rye as a young man......Camber was our party place (thank God there was no social media back then!!). Too many moons ago. Thanks for the memories!
Make the most of the weather Freddie we don't get much of it! Camber Sands looks very nice for a day trip as does Rye, so must give them a shot when I am next down that way.
I love Rye, my Father lived at Iden for about ten years when he was between 9 and 19. It was a family farm and he helped his brothers deliver milk to their customers in Rye with a pony and trap. I spent many days in Rye and Iden when I was young and always love going there.
What a lovely little unspoiled town Rye is. Thanks for taking us along with you. Shame it was such a short video. I’m sure I speak for many others when I say it’d be nice to be in your company for longer. Looking forward to to seeing Ireland though 👍
Hay mate I know you Brits are not used to the warm weather, well in Aus 30 degrees is considered a warm day , but yes 20-25 is the best riding weather. I found anything over around 33 degrees stats to become uncomfortable. A few summers ago we had 8 days over 40 ( WAY TO HOT TO RIDE ) great engine the V4 in the Ducati . In the hot weather mate get a small camel back , as you can drink as you ride if required.apparently you haven’t had a very good summer. Come to Australia for ours coming up mate 👍
I took my V4s to Ireland last year for a spot of, Wild Atlantic Way riding. It was sublime, (unlike the weather) and I can't think of a better bike to have gone on. These current Multistrada's are just brilliant. Oh and excellent video, thank you🖖
Picking up a Multistrada on Monday for the week and you've just helped me decide where to ride first. Rye and Camber Sands looks gorgeous and so does the route from where I live in Hampshire too! Have subscribed ✅️
Looking forward to see the roadtrip to Ireland, seems to me for a goos reason, really like your vlogs because they are completely differente from others and summarize it to joy of riding of a motorcycle
Just down the road from us we have a duplicate of Camber Sands, Ainsdale beach complete with sand dunes, a massive beach stretching for ever and the sea miles away, but not quite the southern weather. As for the bike it's awesome but so is the price.
Ah Freddie a proper bike and perfect destination, I have many brilliant memories of rides to the wonderful town of Rye but you may have opened Pandora’s box with the Ducati & find it tricky to go back, cheers😊
The Ducati is nice and all, but with so much tech in it, it almost loses the essence of riding. Your Bonnie on the other hand... Simple, beautiful and practical. Everything a bike should be. Great Video Freddie 🤘
I did likewise the other week Freddie 👍 Sutton-on-Sea on my Z900RS. Adventure bike not strictly necessary though; Strap your swimming stuff to the seat, bits & bobs in a backpack, and just go! Take a beach towel to put your biking stuff on whilst swimming. Had a lovely swim followed by fish & chips, then meandered up to Mablethorpe bike night for tea & carrot cake 😋
What a great bike you're testing Freddy, I really think that is One off the most beautiful Adventure bike on the market at the moment. The FIAT you crossed by the way is not the 600 but the 126 model, with a very diferent motor of the original 😅.
Fab video as always Freddie. I said to you a while ago you should get over to the west coast of Ireland, it`s a wonderful place. I`m back over in Co Mayo on the 31st camping for nine nights on my bike. Have a fab time 😄😄
I’m surprised by your Ducati/Indian comparison - I wouldn’t have expected you to say that but I’ve never ridden the latter, so I’ll take your word for it. Coming from supersports, I find the Multistrada to be much easier to handle than it has any business being. You are right about the wind protection, though.
Thank you for taking us to another beautiful place - I’ll definitely go there. Interesting comparison between big adventure bike & a cruiser (my present dilemma).
@@davidhall2298…. What GS do you have? I have a Bonny T120 and love it but wanted something larger for trips. What size GS do you have? I found a 2022 1250GS that I loved and almost bought, but it was just so large that I couldn’t see myself using it for anything other than longer trips. I wanted something smaller than 1250GS but still adventure bike platform. I did a test ride on a new F750GS. Ended up buying it. After adding full wind protection, I fell in love with the bike. It did take me some time to get comfortable with the larger size but after a couple months I can maneuver the GS and whip it around as well as my T120 and there’s no doubt that I feel a little safer on highways and interstates on the GS.
@@WilliamWBG It is a 1250. I’ve had it for 4 years & just returned from Norway. Was by far the best bike to do that trip on, but I’ve scratched that itch & feel at 62 a cruiser going down to the UK coast would be easier for me. Am going on a test ride on a Scout tomorrow, so I’ll have a better idea.
The screen on the V4 is better than the prevoius models. My 1260 screen has taken a few adjustments to reduce the buffeting but still not as good as the V4.
Oh and by the way prepare for a cold and wet trip to Ireland... I am on the west coast and we are yet to get more than 2 days in a row of sunshine... had the central heating on last week!
Great video and the bike really suited you especially all the room in the panniers, but a very good point betweeen what makes a good touring bike, for me definitely low weight for better handling which rules out an adventure bike, however good they may be.
Freddie, I live in Kent. You need to visit St Margaret’s Bay near Dover. Have fish and chips at The Coastguard pub. Highly recommend. The area is steeped in history, You could finish off with a walk along the cliffs and afternoon tea at the lighthouse overlooking the Channel.
Sounds like your Mamo is from Donegal if I'm not mistaken Freddie? you'll have a great time exploring the now world famous Wild Atlantic Way. If you've time be sure to skirt through County Galway, Galway City, Connemara and its capital Clifden and the lovely village Roundstone (drop into O'Dowdes for the Seafood Chowder) on your way up. Westport and Cong are well worth seeing as is a drive through the Inagh vally out past Kilemoor. Co's Mayo and Sligo will then take you up towards Donegal...the music and the welcome is/are not to be missed. You'll probably be glad of the Wrangler for its roof mind, the weather, even in August can be a shocker!...also be sure to sample the Guinness, (obvs), oysters a full Irish and a decent Irish Stew (not all at the same time). Cant wait to see the trip....enjoy!
Maybe an idea to once do a tour on a NC750X DCT ? I am very curious to your opinion on this bike. Then later you could do a comparison with the new Yamaha Y-AMT that will come out soon.
I thought you were going to rob a stage coach with that bandana wrapped around your mug. Rye is a wonderful town, enjoyed many weekends there by bike from London. Camber Sands is like a slightly upmarket version of Talacre Beach, which is local to me in North Wales. On a hot day an old-fashioned leather bike jacket is ideal as there's no warmth in it. Stick with the Ducati, it suits you down to the ground.
Currently touring around Europe on a bonnie (almost the same as Freddie's tbh). Have to say there have been days where I'd have given anything for the multistrada...
Great pants, especially for the price, Freddie. Great bike but not for the price. Great video, whatever the price. Fiat 600 [500?] with fat arches. Lovely town and beach. Nick
I've started looking for one since the positive responces you got. What i have found is a lot of reasonably priced 950/1200,s. Because they are due belt/desmo services.
The prices are really tempting for used models. I’ve heard some owners say independent garages will do the drank service for £600/700. That’s the cheapest I’ve heard of so far. Owners really like them
Funnily enough Darcy messaged me about it… but I knew I was about to buy the Jeep, so I couldn’t stretch to both. I was genuinely tempted though, as the Standard is the one I want
Great video, thank you. Not the biggest fan of this kind of motorbike, but at least the panniers don't need to get strapped down, and it didn't catch fire lilke the "best in class" bike.
Freddie you need to get yourself a mesh riding jacket. They are amazing! They aren’t expensive… surprised you just didn’t ride without your jacket on knowing how chilled you are over safety.
Would be interesting to see an insurance quote for you and the Ducati living in London. When I tried , with a no-claims history of 25+years , I struggled to even get a quote.
@FreddieDobbs as others, have said Freddie, these large adventure touring machines almost don't feel like motorcycles anymore. They have so much technology and rider assistance features that it removes that feel of riding we all love. That's why I love my rebel 500. It's simple, minimal technology, but modern as well. On a further note, technology wise, I really hope petrol powered motorcycles won't be banned in 2035 along with cars. I feel one of the biggest thrills of riding is that engine sound. From the reading I've done, it seems that they might be excempt due to the extremely low emissions they put out. Anyway, I'm rambling. Love, what you're doing, Freddie, keep up the good work, and remember, keep the rubber side down.
I ride around here a lot (899 panigale) and there are some pucka roads. Can get a good blat on. But lovely empty roads. There’s a road from rye to appledore that’s 😮
Hi Freddie, great vid, Fiat was a 126 I think, Ducati is a beautiful bike however expensive and doesn’t seem to have the reliability I think you need for a tourer. I think I preferred the Honda Transalp you had previously. That said my favourite still sits with the classics ( and Modern) and the Triumph would win hands down. Are you looking to do another channel on the Wrangler adventures?
You always seem to find really quaint little corners of the country to stop for food and a drink .. that looked like a lovely ride. I feel your pain with regards to heat on the bike - my Honda NT1100 has supreme wind protection, which is great most of the time, but does render jacket vents utterly useless and rider temperature gets on the warm n sweaty side when ambient temps are over 25c ... I agree it's very different experience from riding a naked bike 🥵🥵
Seems like the ducati suffers from the same heat issues my honda nt1100 does. They have such excellent wind protection, you end up riding in a bubble of heat. My bike feels like riding on top of an oven set to 200 degrees with the door left open in summer. I’m not even riding it right now because of the unbearable heat.
As a local, I fear you may be facing legal challenges after your description of the the Rother estuary as “turquoise” 😂 You get a very low centre of gravity on the king of adventure bikes, the BMW GS range. Undisputed mile munching champion that you can live with year round. I know, because I do.
I'm a bit puzzled. I watched another video of yours where you reviewed this bike and well didn't seem to like it at all heavy and big were main complaints I think). So what's the deal? Do you like it or not?
How do you get riding footage if you’re all alone? You put the camera in the grass, turn around and pick it back up? Cannot wait to see Grandma, I bet she is Proud of Freddie!!!, but scared he likes motorcycles 😂
We love your videos. Bit of bike, bit of riding, plenty of great scenery and some nice chat! Looking forward to seeing the Jeep road trip!
Delighted you enjoyed it! And thank you- currently I. Scotland, with the ferry heading off at 8am tomorrow
I had the 1979 MGB with Union Jack decals on the sides in that same yellow, as a teen, in high school. Great car, ran most of the time, and one day I came out of school and Miss Teen Texas was sitting on the side of the hood asking for a ride home.
Freddie’s pronunciation of the word hour is in a different tax bracket.
The way he says that vowel has always stood out to me, but you couldn't have described it more perfectly 😂😂
For some reason I REALLY enjoyed the plinky plonky music on this one. Seemed to compliment it perfectly.
plinky plonky is such a good description - my favourite kind of music at the moment
Sport mode on and get going. Love the Multi.
I have a 1979 MGB in that same colour (Inca yellow if you’re interested 😊) that’s been in the family since 1980 when both it and I were 1 year old. I imported it into Switzerland where I now live about 10 years ago - if you’re looking for a multilingual country with amazing riding roads, I’d love to see a road trip video to Switzerland…
Very nice! I do love those tiny old streets and shops! So very pleasing …
The lovely town of Rye, great video Freddie, that Multistrada is a beast
Used to have many a family holiday at Pontin's in Camber Sands in the late 70"s.
I love rye and camber
Love your vids man💯..Watching from northeast India.
Brilliant video again Freddie,magnificent countryside,great beaches and a lovely town,oh and a super bike take care please.Thanks again.
Thanks🙌🏻🙌🏻
look forward to this for my Sunday morning feet up and coffee...thanks, Freddie!
Loved Rye as a young man......Camber was our party place (thank God there was no social media back then!!). Too many moons ago. Thanks for the memories!
Make the most of the weather Freddie we don't get much of it! Camber Sands looks very nice for a day trip as does Rye, so must give them a shot when I am next down that way.
I love Rye, my Father lived at Iden for about ten years when he was between 9 and 19. It was a family farm and he helped his brothers deliver milk to their customers in Rye with a pony and trap. I spent many days in Rye and Iden when I was young and always love going there.
WOW! What a picture👌🏻👌🏻
I have been loving your videos. It's Inspired me, so I have booked my CBT here in Gloucestershire.
What a lovely little unspoiled town Rye is. Thanks for taking us along with you. Shame it was such a short video. I’m sure I speak for many others when I say it’d be nice to be in your company for longer. Looking forward to to seeing Ireland though 👍
Thanks Rob!
Hay mate I know you Brits are not used to the warm weather, well in Aus 30 degrees is considered a warm day , but yes 20-25 is the best riding weather. I found anything over around 33 degrees stats to become uncomfortable. A few summers ago we had 8 days over 40 ( WAY TO HOT TO RIDE ) great engine the V4 in the Ducati . In the hot weather mate get a small camel back , as you can drink as you ride if required.apparently you haven’t had a very good summer. Come to Australia for ours coming up mate 👍
I took my V4s to Ireland last year for a spot of, Wild Atlantic Way riding. It was sublime, (unlike the weather) and I can't think of a better bike to have gone on. These current Multistrada's are just brilliant. Oh and excellent video, thank you🖖
Picking up a Multistrada on Monday for the week and you've just helped me decide where to ride first. Rye and Camber Sands looks gorgeous and so does the route from where I live in Hampshire too!
Have subscribed ✅️
Nothing can match the charm of a bonneville.
Looking forward to see the roadtrip to Ireland, seems to me for a goos reason, really like your vlogs because they are completely differente from others and summarize it to joy of riding of a motorcycle
Thanks Ben🙌🏻
I cant help myself but i picture you more on the classic bikes
I Always Carry Water with me on ANY OUT OF TOWN TRIP Freddie especially in the summer nothing worse then dry throat & dehydration!
Just down the road from us we have a duplicate of Camber Sands, Ainsdale beach complete with sand dunes, a massive beach stretching for ever and the sea miles away, but not quite the southern weather. As for the bike it's awesome but so is the price.
Insane- I’ve never come across this. I’ll add this to my list
Naughty Freddie 9:22 blocking in the car 😂
Ah Freddie a proper bike and perfect destination, I have many brilliant memories of rides to the wonderful town of Rye but you may have opened Pandora’s box with the Ducati & find it tricky to go back, cheers😊
It’s a brilliant ride down to Rye! I’m now curious to try the GS, to compare to the Multi
The Ducati is nice and all, but with so much tech in it, it almost loses the essence of riding. Your Bonnie on the other hand... Simple, beautiful and practical. Everything a bike should be. Great Video Freddie 🤘
There speaks a man who's never ridden one. 😂
I’ve just collected my Bonneville and it felt microscopically small, and also much much easier to jump on, manoeuvre etc
Spot on. Having owned one, you are right. They are boringly techy. Soulless too. I went back to basics and I enjoy biking a lot more.
@@BIGGGESTAL I have ridden similar, the tech is great, but it does detract from the enjoyment in my view. Each to his own.
@@FreddieDobbsExactly, it is a motorcycle not a car on two wheels.
I did likewise the other week Freddie 👍 Sutton-on-Sea on my Z900RS.
Adventure bike not strictly necessary though; Strap your swimming stuff to the seat, bits & bobs in a backpack, and just go! Take a beach towel to put your biking stuff on whilst swimming.
Had a lovely swim followed by fish & chips, then meandered up to Mablethorpe bike night for tea & carrot cake 😋
Irish road trip - that should be fun!
Rye, going back in time-in a really good way. Enjoy the craic in Ireland.
100%👌🏻 And thank you🇮🇪
Excellent Freddie always great videos you make cheers😀
Thanks Chris🙌🏻
@@FreddieDobbs Your most Welcome Freddie cheers 🍻
What a great bike you're testing Freddy, I really think that is One off the most beautiful Adventure bike on the market at the moment.
The FIAT you crossed by the way is not the 600 but the 126 model, with a very diferent motor of the original 😅.
Glad to see you had a blast on the Multistrada… I know it’s going to be tough to give back!
Fab video as always Freddie. I said to you a while ago you should get over to the west coast of Ireland, it`s a wonderful place. I`m back over in Co Mayo on the 31st camping for nine nights on my bike. Have a fab time 😄😄
I’m surprised by your Ducati/Indian comparison - I wouldn’t have expected you to say that but I’ve never ridden the latter, so I’ll take your word for it. Coming from supersports, I find the Multistrada to be much easier to handle than it has any business being. You are right about the wind protection, though.
Thank you for taking us to another beautiful place - I’ll definitely go there. Interesting comparison between big adventure bike & a cruiser (my present dilemma).
I found it really interesting to compare the two. I think cruisers are easier to live with
@@FreddieDobbs That what I’m feeling. I’m looking to switch my GS for a 2025 Super Scout. The GS is great, but a beast to manhandle.
@@davidhall2298…. What GS do you have? I have a Bonny T120 and love it but wanted something larger for trips. What size GS do you have? I found a 2022 1250GS that I loved and almost bought, but it was just so large that I couldn’t see myself using it for anything other than longer trips. I wanted something smaller than 1250GS but still adventure bike platform. I did a test ride on a new F750GS. Ended up buying it. After adding full wind protection, I fell in love with the bike. It did take me some time to get comfortable with the larger size but after a couple months I can maneuver the GS and whip it around as well as my T120 and there’s no doubt that I feel a little safer on highways and interstates on the GS.
@@WilliamWBG It is a 1250. I’ve had it for 4 years & just returned from Norway. Was by far the best bike to do that trip on, but I’ve scratched that itch & feel at 62 a cruiser going down to the UK coast would be easier for me. Am going on a test ride on a Scout tomorrow, so I’ll have a better idea.
Enjoy the Emerald Isle Freddie, great video as always,😊
Thank you James!😃🇮🇪
Should have told us you were coming Freddie. We’d have treated you to lunch. Shame the tide was out at Camber - still the walk does you good!!!
Ahhh thank you Chris! It is a gigantic walk out to the sea, but what a spot it is!❤️
Nice sound track
Thanks- all Monika🙋🏻♀️
The screen on the V4 is better than the prevoius models. My 1260 screen has taken a few adjustments to reduce the buffeting but still not as good as the V4.
Interesting- I did find this one very good👌🏻
Oh and by the way prepare for a cold and wet trip to Ireland... I am on the west coast and we are yet to get more than 2 days in a row of sunshine... had the central heating on last week!
i enjoy your videos my dad has owned a few Ducati the last he owned was a ST2
Great video and the bike really suited you especially all the room in the panniers, but a very good point betweeen what makes a good touring bike, for me definitely low weight for better handling which rules out an adventure bike, however good they may be.
I agree, and a lower weight makes living with a bike on a daily basis infinitely easier
Fantastic as usual Freddie.
Thanks🙌🏻
Brilliant video - such enjoyment watching it.Thank you!
Thanks Craig!
Better choice of trousers today.
Nice bike but i bet its expensive to service and repair.
Thanks😆👖
Nice country side 👌
Camber Sands is its own ecosystem and often the weather is better. Nearby Dungeness is actually classified as a desert 😂, the only one in the UK.
Freddie, I live in Kent. You need to visit St Margaret’s Bay near Dover. Have fish and chips at The Coastguard pub. Highly recommend. The area is steeped in history, You could finish off with a walk along the cliffs and afternoon tea at the lighthouse overlooking the Channel.
Fantastic, I’ll save this. Really appreciate it!
Donegal's lovely, great riding/driving country.
Sounds like your Mamo is from Donegal if I'm not mistaken Freddie? you'll have a great time exploring the now world famous Wild Atlantic Way. If you've time be sure to skirt through County Galway, Galway City, Connemara and its capital Clifden and the lovely village Roundstone (drop into O'Dowdes for the Seafood Chowder) on your way up. Westport and Cong are well worth seeing as is a drive through the Inagh vally out past Kilemoor. Co's Mayo and Sligo will then take you up towards Donegal...the music and the welcome is/are not to be missed. You'll probably be glad of the Wrangler for its roof mind, the weather, even in August can be a shocker!...also be sure to sample the Guinness, (obvs), oysters a full Irish and a decent Irish Stew (not all at the same time). Cant wait to see the trip....enjoy!
You do a great job of showing off our great and pleasant land
( most of the time 🤣)
Great looking bike 👍
I try my best😃
30c coming this weekend....I've already cleaned the NC750X and the ZZR1441 for a couple of day trips out. I feel Dorset coming on.
Have a brilliant trip!🤘🏼
@@FreddieDobbs Thank you Freddie.....
Love the new balance cap you have. Is that a vintage hat kinda reminds me of the 90s
Actually you can pick them up brand new from Urban Outfitters (they’re really good👌🏻)
Maybe an idea to once do a tour on a NC750X DCT ? I am very curious to your opinion on this bike. Then later you could do a comparison with the new Yamaha Y-AMT that will come out soon.
I thought you were going to rob a stage coach with that bandana wrapped around your mug. Rye is a wonderful town, enjoyed many weekends there by bike from London. Camber Sands is like a slightly upmarket version of Talacre Beach, which is local to me in North Wales. On a hot day an old-fashioned leather bike jacket is ideal as there's no warmth in it. Stick with the Ducati, it suits you down to the ground.
I need to dig out my old leather jacket again, because bikes with wind protection make a far bigger difference than I realised🥵
Currently touring around Europe on a bonnie (almost the same as Freddie's tbh). Have to say there have been days where I'd have given anything for the multistrada...
Thanks dobsy. I know this area very well, what with growing up in kent. I now live in sweden where the biking roads are outstanding! 😊
Oh wow, what a move🇸🇪 I’ve been meaning to get out to Seden for a while
@@FreddieDobbs yourself and Monica are always welcome.
You know Freddie. I look at that Ducati, and all I can think about is how cool the Honda Transalp is. Maybe I’m just a crazy Harley guy.
Funnily enough, this thought did also cross my mind
Great pants, especially for the price, Freddie. Great bike but not for the price. Great video, whatever the price. Fiat 600 [500?] with fat arches. Lovely town and beach. Nick
Also try the new gs1300 & Himalayan 450 👍
I may try and make the Himalayan my next press bike👌🏻
I've started looking for one since the positive responces you got.
What i have found is a lot of reasonably priced 950/1200,s. Because they are due belt/desmo services.
The prices are really tempting for used models. I’ve heard some owners say independent garages will do the drank service for £600/700. That’s the cheapest I’ve heard of so far. Owners really like them
We haven’t visited Camber for years. Mainly because of the horrendous parking charges 😮, maybe bikes are free?
Freddie have you thought about buying Darcy’s Harley for sale? Could finally scratch that itch for you, for a great price.
Funnily enough Darcy messaged me about it… but I knew I was about to buy the Jeep, so I couldn’t stretch to both. I was genuinely tempted though, as the Standard is the one I want
I look forward to seeing your Donegal (?) trip.
Currently en route- the ferry leaves tomorrow and Milford, Donegal, awaits🇮🇪
@@FreddieDobbs some of the greatest beaches in Ireland a stones throw from you... and the weather seems as good as it can get.
Great vid 👍
It does look effortless on the multistrada, I can see the appeal for big tours but for local rides I would prefer a smaller more fun bike.
Great video, thank you. Not the biggest fan of this kind of motorbike, but at least the panniers don't need to get strapped down, and it didn't catch fire lilke the "best in class" bike.
Really glad you enjoyed it!
It’s called Donegal! I hope you have good weather when you come over.
I don’t think we’ll be lucky with the weather- currently en route. Ferry tomorrow morning from Scotland- can’t wait!
@FreddieDobbs I thought you were sailing from Wales. You could have called with us for a coffee !
Freddie you need to get yourself a mesh riding jacket. They are amazing! They aren’t expensive… surprised you just didn’t ride without your jacket on knowing how chilled you are over safety.
“”Chilled”……or just plain daft!
@@neilurquhart8622 I wish I was that relaxed.
I badly misjudged how effective a big screen is. I did have to do some t-shirt riding to cool down🥵
@@FreddieDobbs I knew you would
Would be interesting to see an insurance quote for you and the Ducati living in London. When I tried , with a no-claims history of 25+years , I struggled to even get a quote.
Interestingly, quite a few people have also mentioned similar experiences
How do you get riding footage if you’re all alone? You put the camera in the grass, turn around and pick it back up?
Short and sweet.
If you like this sort of machine then brilliant,.I am a cruiser fan myself and own a wonderful Honda CMX500 Rebel.
It is a phenomenal bike, but I do naturally gravitate towards cruisers.
@FreddieDobbs as others, have said Freddie, these large adventure touring machines almost don't feel like motorcycles anymore. They have so much technology and rider assistance features that it removes that feel of riding we all love. That's why I love my rebel 500. It's simple, minimal technology, but modern as well. On a further note, technology wise, I really hope petrol powered motorcycles won't be banned in 2035 along with cars. I feel one of the biggest thrills of riding is that engine sound. From the reading I've done, it seems that they might be excempt due to the extremely low emissions they put out. Anyway, I'm rambling. Love, what you're doing, Freddie, keep up the good work, and remember, keep the rubber side down.
Had a couple of MG Midgets. Completely useless. Lots of fun.
I ride around here a lot (899 panigale) and there are some pucka roads. Can get a good blat on. But lovely empty roads. There’s a road from rye to appledore that’s 😮
Thanks David, I’ll check this out!
Hi Freddie, great vid, Fiat was a 126 I think, Ducati is a beautiful bike however expensive and doesn’t seem to have the reliability I think you need for a tourer. I think I preferred the Honda Transalp you had previously. That said my favourite still sits with the classics ( and Modern) and the Triumph would win hands down. Are you looking to do another channel on the Wrangler adventures?
I should’ve known that was a 126!😳 I’ll keep everything on the same channel for the Wrangler adventures I think:)
That Multistrada is a lot of bike - you look good on it, Freddie, being tall.
Thank you🙌🏻
Where are you going in Ireland??would love to RV coffee and autograph
Dont you have the panniers on wrong side?
You always seem to find really quaint little corners of the country to stop for food and a drink .. that looked like a lovely ride. I feel your pain with regards to heat on the bike - my Honda NT1100 has supreme wind protection, which is great most of the time, but does render jacket vents utterly useless and rider temperature gets on the warm n sweaty side when ambient temps are over 25c ... I agree it's very different experience from riding a naked bike 🥵🥵
In was amazed- when I rode to drop off the Multistrada, I was sweltering the whole way. Then, on my way home on the Bonneville, I was very cool
Seems like the ducati suffers from the same heat issues my honda nt1100 does. They have such excellent wind protection, you end up riding in a bubble of heat. My bike feels like riding on top of an oven set to 200 degrees with the door left open in summer. I’m not even riding it right now because of the unbearable heat.
Hi Freddie, a few friends and I are going to a bike meet at JCB rocester this Sunday if you're if you're around that way?
Bugger- I’ve just arrived in Ireland. Please do give me a heads up for the next bike meet!
Hey Freddie. Have you done any reviews of the triumph tiger models
Never, but I’m now very curious to
That Ducati needs a sticker on the back saying "Wide load" -- each to their own!
You’re bang on- it is a colossus!
As a local, I fear you may be facing legal challenges after your description of the the Rother estuary as “turquoise” 😂
You get a very low centre of gravity on the king of adventure bikes, the BMW GS range. Undisputed mile munching champion that you can live with year round. I know, because I do.
I'm a bit puzzled. I watched another video of yours where you reviewed this bike and well didn't seem to like it at all heavy and big were main complaints I think). So what's the deal? Do you like it or not?
How do you get riding footage if you’re all alone? You put the camera in the grass, turn around and pick it back up? Cannot wait to see Grandma, I bet she is Proud of Freddie!!!, but scared he likes motorcycles 😂
car reviews as well now and why not
All that room & you didn't even take a bottle of water 😂
Rye, doesn’t look like the dingy divers have heard of it,,,,,YET!!!!!!!!
Get yourself a new visor Freddie, how do you see through those scuffs
I really need to- it’s borderline unpleasant now
Love one if it was not my money, bit like any Italian exotica
30•c. God this video is old already. Summer has left us and into autumn is lol
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Hey Freddie 😂just stand on pegs if too hot
For some reason this never crossed my mind😳
LIKE who wants Freddie to repeat 10 times on video HOUR, ISLAND, IRELAND! :))
In all honesty I much prefer the looks of the 1200s Multistrada of around 2013 it just seems sleeker.
Interesting- I’ll googling this and do a side by side
@@FreddieDobbs Plus single sided swingarm which has always been cooler ............great job keep up the good work
Rye is always worth a detour, they do a fantastic bonfire night where they burn a ship every year. It's well worth going to!
I am definitely doing this, this year! I’d never heard of it⛵️