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@@crispinbennett7152 cheers Crispin - there are a lot to choose from, but This is one of my faves

it really is, cheers Neale!

Looking at the maps, the ridge you went down is pathless (evident from your video), but there are two paths coming down on ridges further to the north-east leading to a bridge to cross the tilt - ever done those? And are there actually paths? Maybe even ridable ones? If anyone knows...

@@Chris_Knopf I've not ridden or walked those (maybe another time!) - thanks for the comments

@@jongoverthebars3572 it would have to be very similar as the end of the cylinder is pretty much the same - the grub screw would be he tell

@@JasonChambersPhoto I was a bit nervous at first just folloewing a little brown line into the woods that high up, but so glad we did - loam for miles!

Thanks Aidie - this will help others understand better whats' happening in there if they need to: much appreciated.

@@valyuson7594 I used the M9100 part - the packaging has a bunch of numbers on it. I think the part number is: Y1XJ98030

They are amazing, and they change with the conditions a lot. The weekend was dry and slippy but fast, but now its rained a little they will be wet and slippy and fast 😆😆

Difficult to balance one person's chilled is another's boring - thanks for the feedback; I'll bear it in mind next time

ooh from a pro ❤️ - You're too kind

Not so far - definitely some differences in fit but no leakage as yet.

I am going trought the same problem. My brake is a XT M8000 and I just can find for M9100 (as the vídeo) and for XT M8100. I just cant figure out if fits well.

@@gustavoebo9002 I’m not sure about the 8000-9000 compatibility, but I can confirm that the 8100-9100 are cross compatible

@@ariskardas thanks for confirming that - it will help others on this thread

@@realworldriding2601 Will this part number work on the MT-7100?

They came from ebay - here's a link that will get you to the right search page: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/226091151764?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=uapkhczhs6i&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=E9nmNkuBRt2&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

They came from ebay - there is a lot of choice

You're welcome! - Glad it helped, well done

It seems to not necessarily be a slx or xt thing, but the version - I'm afraid I have an XT lever with the grub screw, and one without...

Cheers! - yup ai reckon that rock drop to the track has had a fair few victims 😮

Good decision. 😃@@realworldriding2601

Cheers @bigstoozeradventures !

Have now been running this lever for about 6 months, as a guide: take it from me; this has worked - good luck folks!

Hi Rob - Firstly: Thanks!! (Thought it was a bit ropy meself 😄) - secondly - it will be in Clackmannanshire collection on my Real World Riding profile in Komoot very soon (I took a wee diversion mid route which was a little too 'interesting' to be considered a legitimate route. Here's the link: www.komoot.com/collection/2569738/-clackmannanshire-collection

Here's the link for the route - finally got it plotted: www.komoot.com/tour/1448137644?ref=wtd&share_token=aHgD3p4CD5EElOYYHYHW8caVJ8gXMERnwf7SQSEDX58Z0Do46K

It was a turning point in the journey - an absolutely amazing ride - and this was only the morning!

Ha ha!! - it was in places, but not as rough as heading the other way off the bealach into Glen Doll! - thanks for watching

@@realworldriding2601 gave me some ideas but looks a bit tough for me have you tried Jocks Road up glen Doll?

@@Puffball-ll1ly From the bothy down starts super super techy and a bit 'Danny McAskill' for me, but then once in the valley it's lovely, however last time I was there (just after the big storms) it had a lot of trees down over it, although it may well have been cleared by now. The trail in the video IMO is a bit rougher and steeper but if taken steadily not too bad in comparison to Jocks road.

Cheers Neale - pls dm me what you want me to change in my settings - never get feedback for this stuff and it would be helpful

Komoot definitely needs checking - have been sent on one or two random trails by it: Its Ben Chonzie route was a doozie

Did your route yesterday and loved it. Slower obviously! No settings expert, just started GoPro learning from youtube and books.

Can be an effort getting up there, but always worth it!

cheers Jason - its one of my locals

likewise Jose - between you and Alberto I had an amazing couple of days, thank you so much!

Cheers Stoozer🤘

Great for getting the mileage in, multiple runs, exploring, and when you have a limited amount of time.

I'm very lucky to live just at the bottom

That's brilliant, thanks for the feedback! Yes there were definitely some 'puckering moments' and tbh one little very narrow, rough and steep bit high up where I walked it - it was really windy and the consequences were just not worth it. I'd spotted the line from the other side of the valley a couple of years ago so I was confident, but you never really know until you get there. Thanks again

@@realworldriding2601 My pleasure. Great to watch. 🤠

Cheers Jason - took an age to go through the footage of so much great riding - and I always find it difficult to leave stuff out! What an awesome trip

it really was wasn't it 🙂🙂

This one is amazing - part of a mind-blowing day and an amazing couple of days

Looked awesome from the other side of the valley, and was a great adventure - didn't set out to go the classic way but it does look like a good route right enough

@@realworldriding2601 Having an Adventure is what it's all about! I have found that some of the best descents in Scotland tend to be old stalkers paths, in the Cairngorms there are an abundance of these.