Nice one Shaun, I think was in Scotland when you did this trip, it would’ve been good to meet up.

I'm curious what helmet mic are you using it seems to be linked to a zoom app?

Great tour on a great bike. Much appreciated.👍🏻

The Healy Pass is one of my favourite roads in the country, I live less than an hour from there so it's a nice handy route to do and come down in to Kenmare and home, it's a nice loop to do. Hope you enjoyed it.

Brilliant... Brings back memories from 19 years ago. Stopped at that mountain 'shop' (no graffiti back then either) for photos and have a lovely picture of me and my late father sitting on the wall with the pass behind us. Wonderfully place. Thank you Sean. 👍

Very very nice. I should go seeing as it's only a ferry trip away.

Another great video! Wonderful trip!

Wow, that road is beautiful.

Well bugger me, I'm a bit late to this vid. That was me on the KTM that you were following. I had no idea that you were behind me. I had to laugh at 5:44 when you weren't concentrating as you were 'busy cocking around with the sat nav'. I also was taken by surprise as I was busy standing on the pegs enjoying some air and a stretch of the legs. Shows how easy it is to have a little 'whoopsie' on these big group rides.

Amazing...... doing it in September myself... great music as well

Some stunning views bet your loving it :) hope the mighty tiger is performing well

I love Ireland, superb biking paradise. Probably need a couple of trips to explore all the best locations. Great series Shaun , brings back great memories.👌

Didn’t do Healys pass . Looks awesome 😀👍

Being retired, I always tour during school term time... and that fantastic ride up the Healy Pass is one of the reasons why. Getting the whole pass more or less to yourself... what utter luxury. One for my growing bucket list. Thanks for taking us along.

Lovely weather mate well done.

Bet you're glad you did it now, it's probably the best pass to do in Ireland.

Did it last year awesome. Great stuff fella👍bikieboys

Great roads and very little traffic brilliant for biking

Amazing scenery with a little bit of shite weather thrown in. Look forward to the afternoon sun instalment….

Great video Shaun , what Cracking views 🤩 a lot less traffic than your Scotland trip by the looks of it 👍🏻🏍️💨💨💨 ride safe buddy 👍🏻

Never done that route, saved in Google Maps! I think I have next year’s trip planned, the rest of the WAW I didn’t finish in 2018, the bit south of Tralee and a nice ride south through Wales to get there, oh it’s rough being retired🤣this year it’s a week exploring the islands and coast north of Glasgow🙄😉. Good video Sean, very jealous👍

Stayed there once during early covid semi lockdown. Not sure if there are still otters in the river beside the hotel ?

Hi, I love your vids, a few of us are visiting the Harz in September this year. I know most of the roads are brilliant, but are there any roads that we should not miss? Thanks.

I’ve seen some of your other stuff Nice the see an XR not a GS ! For a change Nice narrative and vid Goddammit You’re so likeable. 😂

Sadly no security

You could've stopped in Macroom town, a good variety of cafe's there

Hi Shaun n, we have done the bf a few years and we are looking to expand on our German expeditions, I watched this video a while ago and we are thinking of uk to edersee for a few maybe 3 nights then thunder daan to the Black Forest base there for a few three nights.. then eff off home again A) would 3 days be to much for this area? B) have you and gpx files so we could fill our boots? C) is early June boil your brains season? We found the bf melt your eyeballs hot the past Julys Danke muchly Geoff

What's wrong with you. Did you even notice Glenmalure as you skipped past Drumgoff at 80kmh? You've completely wasted your time taking a movie of your bike's petrol tank and satnav map.

You zipped past the Glenmacnass Waterfall alongside tyevOld Military Road. Did you even see it? What a waste of a journey.

Proper Brother in Arms singing! Keep it going! I do the same. Was a proper cadence caller back in the day. Otherwise I can't carry a tune in a bucket. In my own Helm, no one knows, and even if they did who cares!

Just found your video about the DUSC cases that I've also bought recently. I've tried to find a cargo net for the top box but can't see one on the SW Motech / Motohaus websites, only one for their Trax system. Is the net in the top box in your video a Trax one and if so does it fit OK?

I wish there was a mount system that does not involve the wind screen. Geesh!

After watching the video now I want a pint of Guinness.

Please don’t sing😢

Cannot get how you didn’t find a coffee in +300kms, just about every garage and spar shop has a coffee machine, even on a bank holiday including the garage you filled up at just outside Bantry there!

Nice to see your keeping to a good distance 👍. Enjoyed the footage. Little rain keeps the bike clean. Glad you are still enjoying the Tiger.

We dont really have fixed speed cameras speed vans yes, you missed an unbelievably spot there in Glengarrif, The priests leap Gap worth checking out for anyone else heading around that area.

A few weeks behind on watching this tour, but loving the positive vibes you got to have to ride in the UK summer. Great vid

The Emerald Isle is emerald for a very good and rainy reason ! Be as safe as you can . Lovely. I'm following quietly . So far it's wet, wet, wet...

So put the animal down cause the woman was stupid?

Cual sería el proceso para añadir a una red mesh cardo un midland Rush rcf que también tiene mesh

Great looking hotel. Next episode should be good when you get into the Kerry mountains. Hotels are getting expensive in Ireland as 30% of hotel beds are taken by the New Irish paid for by the very generous Irish tax payer.

Such a long way from Enniscorthy to Glengarrif. Broke me thinking about it. Hope you took advantage of the hotel offerings!!

Was in Ireland earlier this year on our annual tour. Loved every minute of it. What a beautiful country. We never saw any fixed speed cameras in the 1300 miles we covered either.

beautiful journey 👏❤️ ❤ from Lahore 👍🤗🏵️💐

Re hotels Sean I have the same attitude, spoil myself every third night but I’m getting old and my body needs its comforts. I’ve had it with minging digs after a long day on the road and yes coffee is an issue in Ireland, best place are service stations.

Winnats Pass, Peak District?

That road while the views are great...would annoy me after 25km seems way too undulating even on a GS or similar.

Curious... The quadlock do you have any issued with your phone stopping and starting charging all the time? As for speed limits most of London is 20mph in built up areas All of Wales is in urban areas It's a shambles...

Great to catch up with the tour Shaun, been saving them up whist I went on my own, completely opposite, odyssey - passing not far from your own turf. Not being in Rukka society (tour cost me less than one of their suits) only had to put my Richa Rain Warrior suit on in three times in a fortnight! Smashing to see you getting on with the Triumph, it's a great feeling finding a bike that really suits you. Looking forward to the next episode.