Hi, a great question which led me to contact Optlabs. Mine react to UV so don't react so well behind a car windscreen but until very recently "transitions" lenses on bifocal were available which do work when driving but they have a temporary issue in getting hold of these so have removed the option. If Varifocals are required though then Transitions lenses can still be ordered.

I won’t be able to look at mine for another 10 days but as far as I can tell you can’t which seems crazy really

Where you following a loaded course? The dual screen is when it senses a climb coming up when you're not following a course ( I'm away right now so can't check but sure this can be edited) The screen you describe is what climb Pro looks like on a climb during a pre determined loaded course

That's correct. I get that fulltime climbpro screen when following a preloaded gpx route. I would prefer a split screen so I can still see the course map.

@@wvr8304 It really is strange that Garmin gave you the screen you want when they gave us Climbpro on a free ride but can't include the ability to include the map when climb pro pops up when following a route, hopefully it's on their list of desireable improvements

Nice to hear about it be used "for real" 😁 Don't forget the discount code BILLROSS which can only be used on their website rather than Amazon 👍

Ha yes Martin , I’ve been over your way and it’s way different ! I’m glad you enjoy these, thank you for supporting my channel 😁👍

I can't help I'm afraid as I never use a MTB 👍

The only time it felt too warm was when I was testing for the number of consecutive tyre inflations it could do and felt too warm after 3 but that of course is a situation you will never encounter in reality

No worries Kevin, I'm glad you found the review useful and thank yoiu for watching it 👍

Hi Kevin , our trip was in August, we were so lucky with the weather but as you know, in the UK it can end up quite different. I'm sure you love it and if you choose to go with Pedal Britain they will really enhance your experience.- Good Luck

@@OrdinaryBlokeOnABike thank you very much!Yes, planning to go with Pedal Britain.

I think its a simple mix of sugar, butter, egg and flour with sultanas- not something I've made I just eat them !!

Thank you for your kind comments and yes that is the camera I use 👍😁

@@OrdinaryBlokeOnABike thought so because I have same also Insta Go2 and Go Pro hero 11 along with a Hover Air 1. Boys and there toys going to watch your other videos .

@@mixflix2874 Thank you my friend, there's plenty there to choose from I hope !!

It hadn't crossed my mind that this was appropriate for motorcyclists too, so thank you for that . Agree that although we hate headwinds the real dodgy stuff is from the side 👍😁

Ah I had the right idea then but now I know the terminology - thank you 😁

@@OrdinaryBlokeOnABike you’re welcome. Technically according to CRT (Canal & River Trust) you’re not supposed to cycle through bridges. You’re required to dismount and walk through for the safety of pedestrians since they have priority over cyclists on the towpath. That said of course many people do just cycle through. As a cyclist you’re also required to cycle the route closest to the water when passing pedestrians. Lots of little quirks to cycling towpaths. Also to be noted towpaths aren’t actually public rights or way. They are legally permissive pathways requiring permission from CRT for their use. Because CRT receive a government grant paid for by taxpayers they have given the general public blanket permission to use those permissive paths. But it’s worth noting the distinction for insurance purposes in the event of an accident etc. But it does all get a little complex and tricky depending on where you are because some towpaths are actually supported and maintained by Sustrans.

Another great ride and with a little history being shared.

@martinnegron6767 Thank you 😁

Couldn't agree more and I've already got a friend wanting to it with me next year 😁

Couldn’t have put it better myself 😁🚴

I'm 5ft 8 inches and online charts would say I should ride a size 54 but its not that simple. My legs are shorter than others who are the same height and the bike shop said I came up as Size 52.5 which doesn't exist but Bianchi have a size 53 which has proved ideal

Yea I think those pockets are less sought after as we gradually leave paper maps behind 😁

Thank you ! A couple of good sleeps and I was fine 😁

Same where I live, Scotland being further North has more Summer daylight. And a big thank you from me for watching it, enjoying it and interacting here it is much appreciated

@@OrdinaryBlokeOnABike you tell a great story. I enjoy them all. Can’t wait for the next one. :)

It was 45 miles in and yes she would have done that - I’m sure it’s their busiest day of the year 😁

That's a very kind comment thank you and I'm so glad you enjoyed and appreciated the film 👍😁

Brown seems nice, but these details are purely personal preference and I went for Grey 👍

@@OrdinaryBlokeOnABike From a colour perspective I think it's a personal thing for sure. I asked because there's a slight difference in the way each colour lense behaves dependent on environment. However I think the differences are extremely subtle 😃

Hi, they are actually exactly the same , Rehook sell them but they are made by Tyre Glider and coloured Blue to suit their Brand Preference , but it’s the same thing 👍

You were right first time ! Thank you ❤️🚴‍♂️👍

David, your comments here mean a lot, thank you 😁

Hey at least you were going fast enough to notice your brakes failing - theres a positive 😁

Well done you ! I’m about to start 3 days across Wales in an hour or so and intend to smell plenty of flowers 😁

No Jon, no symptoms of any kind similar to that 👍

It was great - a bit sore near the end but everyone was to be fair . I bought a 2nd C17 for my other bike so I’m settled on it 😁👍

Glad it was helpful!

I imagine I could have had various bits, but to allow for a tiny difference in colour matching I went for a full respray including the decals 👍😁

Thanks for that , I will look into a chain catcher 👍😁

Excellent !! I now have one on both my bikes 👍🚴‍♂️

I doubt that it's a minority Andrew , I know plenty who feel and do the same. Oner chap commented quite accurately that many of us spend more than the monthly increase on every outdoor ride on coffee and cake after all !!

I’m in this camp, I’m in the software business and I see this a lot where the value is not seen by the general public. It’s costly to add features, fix bugs and generally run a system in servers etc. I’m also of the mind I’d prefer a stepped approach to a price increase. I use Zwift 2 to 3 times a week in summer and 4 to 5 in winter so per 90 session is decent value.

You definitely get your money's worth 👍😁

Thank you my friend 👍

Very kind of you really. I’m pleased you enjoyed it 😁

That's a relief ❤😁

That’s great to hear 👍😁

I suspect you don’t have the Garmin Connect App on your phone. Download from App Store and you’ll be sorted 👍

@@OrdinaryBlokeOnABike I already have it on my iPhone

Ahhhh double brilliant then 😁

Glad it helped 😀

I’ve dipped into Fulgaz from time to time as it has an Apple TV app, it provides a different but good experience . I mainly use Zwift for group rides with friends which I guess is why I stayed with it 👍

Well it will be an interesting year in this "arena" that's for sure - like you say, well see 😁