Henry Cole - Motorcycle courier for a day

Henry Cole returns to his roots and tries his hand at despatch riding in 21st Century London. Will his laid-back attitude see him cope with the stress of traffic gridlock or will it be his downfall in today's just-in-time commercial world?

[@kelvindawe5123]

Never enough of any of Henry's programs I love them all hopefully there's more junk and disorderly and the motor cycle show to come very soon with Sam hopefully. ❤️👌

[@2Niels]

1) Leaving the office you indicated to turn right - then turned left! 2) You overtook the lead vehicle in the zigzag-marked approach to a pedestrian crossing. As a persistent law-breaker on the road, you'd make the PERFECT motorcycle courier! ;)

[@johnnyz9092]

Love your programs, shed and buried

[@johnofypres]

100,000 miles on my CX500 in 3 years despatch riding. Then similar on a VT500. But always a Superdream in the back of my garage as a back up. Life was simple if badly paid. Thanks for posting.

[@RussellHogan]

Awesome

[@mcsmileyss]

My 2 seconds on screen at 00:59. 😂. Was a funny day. Filmed partly in the old building and outside the new empty building.

[@RussellHogan]

Nice!!!

[@bikesforme9479]

Love it

[@Georgeolddrones]

Wot a great bike love it 👍

[@jochenwagner5170]

Remember the Film: I bought a vampire motorcycle. Look that shit…!

[@jochenwagner5170]

Now I noticed!!! Café racing was a kind of couriering…!!! But why did they hurry up? It’s 60 years ago!!!

[@irishboer7124]

Must have been a 6 day or 6 week wonder back in the day- any 80s dr veteran would know Tabernacle St.And every other street in Central London. Like I do....

[@johnnyveganite9141]

Cole weren't no dispatch rider LOL

[@sponge111111]

Just what I was thinking, not happening

[@WestSussexBiker]

@@johnnyveganite9141 He was We worked for the same company. He rode a GSR750 and i had a CX500. Friday night was drinking in Battersea as Myself, Sam and Henery lived in the area.

[@WestSussexBiker]

​@Yama Satru What a load of crap. I am and wasn't a drifter by any means. I was hard in the 80's with lots of long wet, cold hours and always late night on Fridays. There is no way you can romance a job like this.

[@WestSussexBiker]

​@UCtPSNx2XFDH5p3nhjXR0H7w No one's hyping the job. It a hard job but the wages made up for that. That money paid for my 5 years of UNi fee's and for your knowledge, i went to Oxford University and after become a Lecturer at the Uni teaching mechanical engining. I started riding bikes at 7 on my families farm and now at 58, i still do a lot of off-roading and long distance work. You sound a very mixed up teenager to me and i would ask you to go and talk to a someone to sort out your problems. You seem to have a grudge about people who worked in a cetain type of work back in the 80's. You probaly were not even born then.

[@user-qk9jp8nd3k]

Back in the day dispatch riders use cx500 ,or Kawasaki z plain one

[@allanblackesq]

Love it, you can't escape GPS these days. Nice try. ;)

[@waynemullally6423]

Was anything more difficult than being a spotty 17 year old? Good job there was two stroke motorcycles

[@rodintoulouse3054]

You should be ashamed of yourself! Not even 80’s fashion can excuse your hairstyle back then 😆. From those of us overseas: please post more content ! Happy holidays Henry

[@loooooopy]

A courier bike needs to be reliable, so maybe that harley is a bad idea

[@waynepantry7023]

Harleys are reliable these days and have been since the evo motor . . . and i have Hondas !