Go to London, chromed cars are not so unusual. last one i saw was an SL500.

Your approach to the ramblers was first class your the type of rider that gets us a good name, I commend you sir..

Praze. Worst pasty i ever had was from there.

These don't look like BOATS to me, more like footpaths and private land.

Get over it

Obstructing a public highway is an offence.

That was us at the Cider Farm. Nice to see you mate.

Clicky ride

ii'm personally not a fan of ABS on bikes but certain conditions it helps in the wet or snow conditions

I know that feeling well! 😕 My ol' bus is 41 yrs old and it wasnt rated as having good brakes when it was new! 😊 I find myself having to leave exaggerated gaps to compensate for the modern car driver and their last minute decisions! 😛

That’s ur fault bro, as a biker u should expect ppl to drive like shit

Were you indicating left? Never going to prove you did or the driver did anything wrong. Crappy video ! Don’t bother next time unless we see you flying through the air. Non event….

Love Cornwall,looks lovely,trail riding,awesome pastime pretty good idea,together,the more,the merrier,happyy times

Shame 2c people being so obstructive whilst ur only having a nice leisurely respectful day out. Its the minors that spoil it 4us! I ride in Devon on my ktm. Thats all we can do is keep doing what we're doing being polite and respectful. Take care....

@ 6.47, Lambriggan?

Ramblers are generally miserable and awkward. Male horse riders also think they’re the local squire or something. They’re no different if you’re on a motorbike or not. Tossers. Enjoyed the vid!

Hey I was wondering if you can help me as I keep getting lost I don't know any green lane. Many thanks

I thought it was a kayak video.

A bridleway isn't a byway, it's a bridleway. Bridleways: a highway over which the public has a right of way on foot, horseback and on a pedal cycle (including mountain-bikes). There may also be a right to drive animals along a bridleway. Restricted Byways: a highway over which the public is entitled to travel on foot, horseback and with non-mechanically propelled vehicles (such as pedal cycles and horse-drawn vehicles). There may also be a right to drive animals along a restricted byway Byways Open to All Traffic (BOATS): a highway over which the public is entitled to travel on foot, horseback or pedal cycle and by wheeled vehicles of all kinds, including mechanically propelled vehicles, but which is used by the public mainly for walking or for riding. For example, a ‘green lane’ is a BOAT. A bridleway shows a route you can use if you are travelling on foot, by wheelchair (including powered wheelchairs and mobility scooters), by bike (including recumbent bikes and tricycles) or by horse. *i.e., Not motor vehicles.* You can use a byway or B.O.A.T. (byway open to all traffic) if you are travelling by any means we have already discussed, or if you are riding a motorbike or driving a car. So is this bridleway a bridleway or a byway? Because the sign clearly says "Public bridleway" which means no motorbikes. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

It’s so different 5 years later

And some people spend £20,000 on a bike just do what you can on a cheap bike, brill👍

Only clicked to comment. 😂😂😂 stopped to let the dog walkers through and then had to wait for the dogs to stop bummin!! 😂

A few of us had the same was on a byway group of 5 trucks pulled over turned our engines off and they all looked at us like 💩 and not a single thank you.

Are all these lanes on tet and what camera are you using

No shoulder checks when overtaking and pulling back in and to close to oncoming traffic.

0:23 that's not filtering that's dangerous riding. Riding on the opposite side of the road with cars oncoming in the opposite direction, who have to avoid the rider. Again at 1:20 and 1:24.

I presume those indicators are just fashion accessories???

Gullies and deep mud is my Arch Nemesis 😁

Great vid, I'm thinking of mounting my camera on the bars, have you experimented with different mounts, what camera are you using

Both entitled to your opinions. I was always taught that you waited until clear to pull out & join another road. What if my indicator had been accidentally left on and I'd carried straight forward, collision. Pretty sure under highway code the car would have been found at fault as he should not have pulled out until road was clear

Agree with the previous commenter - you are indicating well ahead of time that you will be turning right and you are slowing down. In my opnion the driver in the blue car has every right to pull out, as you have given him every indication of your intentions. Flashing your front light, honking, waving your arms or sticking out your tongue is not a requirement :-D

Disagree. Your early indication and slowing was the only invitation any driver needed. One might even argue that it was polite of them to give you more room to turn at the junction. Just as it was polite of you to give the driver plenty of warning to pull out safely. The roads are far too busy to demand that traffic obeys your unspoken set of rules.

I see this all the time all over west London often blocking the only lane available for cars going in either direction they are normally drivers who haven't been in the country very long. If you tell them off you will get abused. it is out of control and dangerous.

Wot a muppet

It was pretty dangerous to be pulling the hose across the road like that, the guy could have pulled it along the ground to be on the safe side, but there's no excuse for being a bit thick. We all take innocent wrong turns from time to time, and it cant be helped when the locals break the byway signs down on purpose. I always use an os map printout when riding new trails and a printout of any up to date council guidance note that says I can ride a motorbike there, just to have proof if anyone challenges me over my legal right to be there.

Hi, can I use this video for my next video? THANKS ! :)

just because something is legal doesn't mean it should be done. I've walked this path before and it's common sense not to take a motorbike on it.

That's the way to do it 👍

Where e 2

god there some miserable sods on the trails , its a shame , we all should repect the trails , bikers always branded the demon ,,, love your vids and subscribed, , love to do these trails one day , where's the best place to base yourself, thanks

NIce, are you still riding? Where was this, looks some great lanes

That's not a cycle lane, it's a footpath that the council added some paint to so they can say they made a cycle path. If you cycle at any reasonable sort of speed these mixed lanes are a nightmare and not very safe for either cyclists or pedestrians. Given the size of the bike rig and the risk to pedestrians I think they were in the right place moving at a good pace - I also can't see all this traffic you seem to think they were holding up, everything was flowing around it no problem.

should of reported him to the police and shown them the video, highly dangerous.

I mean the bicycle road ended so he had no choice. This would not be a problem if good infrastucture was in place. And also when you passed him he had no place to ride other then on the main road. :P Hope that in the future the road infrastructure is better for both biking and driving. :)

Always nice to see footage of a fun ride. Amazing how flat that steep hill looks on camera.

Do the stones not tear up your tyres?

Great vid mate!

Great vid love the laning!! 👌🏼👌🏼🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 new subscriber

I wish you what. 😛

1:07 with baffle 3:01 no baffle