Gravel Cycling Loch Ore to Blairadam Forest

[@bigstoozeradventures]

Nice video Rusty. I love doing those tracks. I really enjoyed your edit in familiar territory. Cheers. Stoozer. 🤠

[@davidcooper8804]

Rusty, You come across as level headed down to earth nice Guy, well done. Your video's are good quality, well edited and you speak sense. You are very luck though having Scotland for your playground. All the best with Rusty Rides Gravel.

[@RustyRidesGravel]

Yes having Scotland as the backdrop for the videos certainly helps to do the heavy lifting for the content.

[@theaberdonian8588]

Another great video. Glad the bike is back to its best 👍

[@RustyRidesGravel]

Cheers!

[@kevlow2295]

A timely video as I'm heading up to St Ninians tomorrow as part of a longer ride. And another lovely video, more of the same please.👍

[@RustyRidesGravel]

Thanks! Where is your ride going?

[@kevlow2295]

@@RustyRidesGravel Starting in Livingston-Kinross-Tillicoultry-Falkirk-Livingston. Mostly tarmac but still a few nice gravel sections to get the miles in.

[@tefer1982]

Ah Rusty the KZbin gods have accepted your sacrifice. Well done. In all seriousness though, I'd there many vids of the area you did? If not possibly that? I enjoy the mix of video to chat with some music audio that is well synced in volume so as not to be blaring when your not chatting. You have done some tough gravel and always have a smile even with a wobbly wheel. Keep up the good work.

[@RustyRidesGravel]

Cheers Chris! It means a lot to hear your positive feedback. Thank you.

[@dannycrainie3605]

Keep up the great vids.

[@dannycrainie3605]

Would be good if you could come out with a group ride. You have done so many fantastic rides 👏.

[@RustyRidesGravel]

If you have one planned, I would love to tag along and make a vid out of it. But no plans to run a group ride on the channel yet as it stands I'm afraid.

[@iamsquicky]

Another way to look at the price of the service/maintenance is how much enjoyment paying that money gives you - I personally find it hard to argue / feel upset when I weigh it up that way.

[@aled4019]

Enjoying the Scottish gravel vids. We head up from Snowdonia to Aberfeldy and also Fort Bill at the start and end of summer each year for a change of scene. I was just wondering what chainring you use up front?

[@RustyRidesGravel]

Glad you like them - what's Welsh gravel like? I have not had the pleasure of riding there yet. The chainring is Shimano GRX 11S 40T, it's the one that came on the bike, I haven't changed it out or anything.

[@aled4019]

@@RustyRidesGravel It's great here in North Wales, loads of miles to get your gravel fix!

[@BEnji4]

I have been watching your videos for around 2 months and have watched all your videos since then and I think one reason why the Killin video did so well (for me at least) was the lack of any other videos. I intended to go ride it as an addition to the badger divide but there was no good quality video until yours came along

[@RustyRidesGravel]

That's awesome that you enjoy the videos, I hope I can keep you engaged for many more months too. I don't tend to look for other videos about where I film, I like to keep it so I am exploring for the first time on the film. So I didn't appreciate that there might not be other vids of the area. That's interesting, cheers.

[@reusserfarm1]

Enjoying your videos, it’s always nice to watch cycling videos from other parts of the world. Question for you, how many miles on your bike ? Yes keeping them in top shape is way cheaper then getting hurt from a failure. Keep riding and sharing. Cheers from the Olympic Peninsula.

[@RustyRidesGravel]

Hey thanks for watching! I only have 800 miles on the Arcadex in just under 1 year's ownership. So not much by my usual road bike distances, but they have not been 'easy' miles for it that's for sure.