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Thanks for watching and commenting. E-bike riders in Dubai must be at least 18years old. At the moment there is no specific permit required to ride a E-bike, though riders must follow general cycling regulations. E-bikes are allowed to travel at speeds up to 25 km/h. E-bikes are permitted on cycle tracks, residential areas, and roads with a speed limit of 40 km/h or less. Helmets are mandatory. Reflective clothing is recommended, especially at night. It is unclear if bikes must be electric assist or electric powered, so we made sure we were pedalling regularly. Hope this helps answer the question, take a look at 2goeco video's for further information around the E-bikes in Dubai.

The bridge is called Lady Milford's Bridge. (Llanstephan, 3TQ, Builth Wells) it's a lovely bridge and beautiful location by the river. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍

Yes it is a bit of an inside joke with MANY meanings.... Take from that what you will 🤣 Thanks for watching and commenting 😊 ride safe

@@peteberry6425 Thanks for watching and commenting. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button to keep notified on future videos. What bike do you ride?

@Beginner2BadassBiker I'm on a keeway rkv125c at the moment, but taking my theory on the 12th, and hoping to do my direct access next year

@@peteberry6425 Nice! How are you getting on with the Keeway? Good luck with theory and DAS. Will you be sticking with the cruiser once you have your full licence?

@Beginner2BadassBiker not too bad in all, enjoying it, how are you getting on with your bike? Still enjoying it? And thankyou!

@Beginner2BadassBiker I'll be looking at getting a tourer eventually

@@mikeversys yeah I knew it wasn't tintern Abbey but Bo was convinced 🤣 completely different part of Wales 😂 I noticed the glamping style tents, but wasn't aware of what the Abbey was called. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching 👍

@@MrNeilparry1 yeah we really enjoyed the road. Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂

It is a gorgeous road with some spectacular scenery. Have you got plans for a trip next year?

ATB Trev you are indeed! Wales has some pretty phenomenal roads and scenery.

Worth a visit! Especially if you are becoming a biker in 2025! Good luck, you will love it. What sort of bikes interest you? Thanks for watching and the comment.

@ I like all sorts of bikes to be honest but the naked sports heritage bikes are probably where I’m heading. XSR700, Z650rs or similar. Considering a 125 for a few months to get some experience on a bike before going for the full licence. Would you recommend the 125 route? or just go all in and do the bike license and get a big bike first? I had a 50cc scooter when I was 16 and that was in 1999 so it’s been a while since I’ve ridden any type of motorcycle.

I personally bought the 125 for £3500 (brand new) and owned this for about 8 months which gave me ample amount of time to build my skills and confidence. I did 3000 miles on that bike and thoroughly enjoyed it. That being said when I came to sell it had devalued. So it is a trade off if you are prepared to take a bit of a hit financially (but you don't have to buy a brand new 125!) You maybe better off saving your money and putting into training and extra days of training with a motorcycle school (RMT I highly recommend) on the 125 and the bigger cc bike.

@ thanks for the great advice 👍. All the best!

Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video. Ep3 coming soon! @SteveM109r Cheers for subscribing 👍

@@siwynjones Glad the video helped. There were no changing facilities as such within the bike park, but some people were just changing by their bikes. I personally went to the toilets inside the NEC and changed into a short sleeved tshirt. Security was really good and felt reassured parking my bike there. We would like to highlight that it is very warm within the NEC, we locked our helmets to the bikes and put hoodies/gloves into rucksack. There is a cloakroom but there is a charge per item (we believe £2). Hope that helps and enjoy Motorcycle Live! Thanks for watching

@ Great info, thanks for replying. I’ve got lockable luggage, but was just trying to fathom out the logistics of warm riding pants for the journey versus not being boiled alive in the show. I’m sure I’ll be grand. There’s not much info out there, so thanks again! 👍

@@laurielavender4944 It is alot of bike for the money. Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂

@@williamrae9954 Bet that was a unforgettable experience. Looking forward to taking the Tracer on holiday hopefully next year. Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂

@Beginner2BadassBiker Was,trying to get petrol...my card wouldn't work in the machines, all automated, ended up emptying the lawnmowers and chainsaws in hotel garage, just to get to a pump on the Italian side 😂

Brilliant problem solving! Haha

Lol... I actually said to Jess... " I hope nobody is offended by saying their bikes dirty" rode trip from Scotland is impressive.. Which part and how long did the journey take ?

@Boden2024 We are just north of Glasgow, so it's about 300 miles each way which is actually pretty comfortable (with the best purchase ever, heated kit). We did the sensible thing of booking a hotel this year rather than doing the bounce trip lol, that takes it out of you 😆

@duncanorr5926 Nice trip, and good idea to stay over, return trip to Glasgow in 1 day would be a mission. We rode up to Scotland earlier this year .. Tillicoultry near Sterling , was an awesome ride ( avoided motorways) and a truly amazing country with some beautiful roads.

Thanks for watching and subscribing

@@moto-hornet-750 thanks for watching and commenting

@@derbyshireruralrider9398 glad you enjoyed the virtual tour 👍 always lovely seeing Kate and her partner Mike. Yeah we won't be making that mistake again. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. It's appreciated!

@@KennethSwaby-j9d wow! You do have a lot of catching up to do. It gets better, my earlier videos weren't the best 🤣

@Beginner2BadassBiker thanks well I will start at the beginning 👍 😀

@@richardbarton2709 Always handy carrying a bin bag or two around 👍 you never know when you might need one. The inside parking was a great addition, free but was subject to availability.

I (Jess) use my phone and google maps for SatNav. I have the Quadlock phone case, handlebar mount with the vibration dampener. My partner Bo uses his phone with google maps in a BMW cradle. Hope that helps, thanks for watching.

We did have a good time. Was our first time attending, was great looking around. Glad you enjoyed this video thanks for watching!

That's a shame you can't attend this year. Hopefully you will be able to in 2025!

Keep at it! You will get there, hopefully when the weather is in your favour

It was an amazing road. It took us a very twisty route from Matlock to Chatsworth, but we didn't mind as it was nice way to go.

It's off the A6 going to Cowdale. Hope that helps! Thanks for watching and commenting 👍

It was a gorgeous day out. We can but hope for some more sun filled days. Hoping nice weather to go to Motorcycle Live at NEC this weekend 🤞 if not will be putting the Waterproofs to the test 🤣

@@MickBoswell It is a lovely location. I have been to Hardwick Hall a few times, also a great location, with beautiful grounds. Agree it is definitely worth a ride out to 👍

@@timrush8407 Thanks for commenting, had a great time 👍

@@daniellelock8970 Thank you for such a lovely comment. Bless you for watching all of my vlogs (even the earlier ones lol 🤣) Glad you love the theme tune, congratulations on passing your big girl test in September 💞🙌 What are you riding now? I try to capture authentic video footage of Bo and I just being ourselves and showing the journey along the way. It is lovely to know that I am not the only one who is a perfectionist and is the best critic of themselves 😂 How long has your husband been riding? Sounds like him and Bo would get on well. Which part of the country are you from? Thanks for the support!

@ thank you I bought a GSXs 750 I had the GSXs 125 which I loved so bought it’s big sister 😂 my husbands always ridden 125s but finally did his test 6 years ago. He’s always had big tourer’s so I’d go pillion his last bike was a bmw 1600 gt but he decided he wanted smaller and sportier and my bum wasn’t fitting on those seats so decided it was time to ride my own 😂 we are south west wales so have the best of coast and country

What an amazing commute you have on those roads! Well done on getting the CBT, what bike are you riding? Are you planning on getting your full bike licence? Thanks for the lovely comment 😊👍

@Beginner2BadassBiker I've just finished running in a new Yamaha xsr125. Planning on full licence in the spring. I'm so happy with the bike I might keep it for a couple of years after the L plates have gone in the bin. But I do like the Tracer 😁

Oh and ... had lunch today at the Royal Oak in Dilhorne for the first time. Highly recommended 👌

@@SteveFHalley nice! If you have found a bike you love, are comfortable riding and matches what you need/want from a bike, no need to change it in my opinion.

@@SteveFHalley yeah lovely food there. We have eaten there during both our stays 😋👍

Extremely lucky. Well hopefully the weather man hasn't told any fibs as apparently this weekend is meant to be ok 🤷🏻‍♀️🤞

What bike you getting Pete?

@Boden2024 I'm getting a keeway rkv cruiser

​@peteberry6425 nice, they look really good, have seen a few of those. Definitely a head turner. Hopefully you can get to go out before the weather gets miserable.

HAPPY NEW BIKE DAY!!!! (for friday) the weather isn't looking too bad this weekend either 👍😁

Hope you are keeping well @Banditmanuk It is indeed the DJI wireless Mic2. It is a brilliant mic and works well with the DJI Osmo Action 4. Have played around with the DB levels to get the audio correct still finding the solution of location within the helmet. As the weather is looking kind this weekend we will likely be out and about on the bikes 👍😁

Any ideas where your off to over the weekend ?

Like the new theme song 👍

Thanks @glenbear1972

Thanks 👍

Great advice 👍

That is quite a jump and quick learning curve I imagine

@@B2Biker Yes it was but ok with it now.

@@martinhughes9769 I do love Wales. You have some amazing roads and stunning scenery. The B2B intro has glimpses of Elan Valley and other part of Wales that I rode on the 125cc. Which is your favourite road/area to ride in Wales?

@Beginner2BadassBike so many Elan Valley is lovely but there's several mountain roads just out side Aberystwyth really wild single track mountainroads, , there's a mountain road where top gear used to film just out side Brynamman south Wales really barren, and a Castle on top of a large outcrop of stone not far from Llandeilo its called Carreg Cennen. carmarthen area and Pembrokeshire St David's there's a small harbor it's stunning called Porthclais , also look up a place called the Blue lagoon, Solva, Marloes it's a beautiful beach with rocky outcrops jutting up like little Swiss alps, , you can find all these around West Wales and many more, up north look at any of the big reservoirs, Llyn Brianne its beautiful, Bala lake , horse shoe pass and Llangollen Town is brilliant 😀 👍

@@James-od4cz glad you like the intro song, though I can't take all the credit my best friend created it on a clever app. What bike do you ride?

@@IrelandRider great advice 👍 Thank you! Glad you liked the video, there will be plenty of adventures to come 😁👌

@@alanflint7732 Amazing. MT07 brilliant bike 👍 Wow! What an adventure, we will head over to europe next year hopefully. Have you still got your MT07?

@@B2Biker no. I sold it back to the dealership as I had no way to fit it in the van with my dogs and pushbikes and what was left of my life, when I moved to Corfu in the September of 2016. I do regret it, at times. But a 700 is too much bike for Corfu. It's hilly and twisty, and where there aren't potholes there's loose gravel or olive pips. I'll get back to the UK one day. But it's looking a bit mental there now. X

Glad you enjoyed the video Dave. It is a lovely area to ride. That is so true, Wales truely does have some amazing roads. What do you ride?

I've been riding a Triumph Tiger 800 XRT for the last 8 years. At 72, this will probably be my last bike. I'll just keep going as long as I can.

Thank you for the comment. Good to know that I did it correctly. I appreciate the input/advice/encouragement from the comments. More vlogs coming soon!

Glad you liked it. Nice to know I am not alone and it gets easier with time. Thanks for the comment :-)

Thank you for that helpful advice. Unfortunately Bo doesn't have the toolkit, but hopefully this information will help others. Are you enjoying your BMW GS?

@Beginner2BadassBiker love it thanks! It's great for the taller person like me.

Yeah, sadly, I didn't have the tool kit. I have since purchased the tool from Ebay for a few quid. I have in my tank bad so it's on hand moving forward. Hopefully it doesn't need topping up anytime soon. ( especially as I've just had the 12000 mile service. ) love the bike. You going to ABR ?

@@Boden2024 coincidentally, mine's in for the 12,000 mile service tomorrow. Not thought about ABR, looks good though.

@MisterFishfinger my 12000 mile service was done at Cheltenham BMW and cost just over £500 as its a major service.

They are awesome roads. Hope you had a lovely time and weather was kind. What bike are you riding?

Thank you. Loving the Tracer 900. That's good to know that there wasn't anything to improve on - re dodgy junction. More vlogs coming soon! :-)

Thanks. Loving every second, the highs, lows and everything inbetween. Where is your favourite place to ride?

Oh I love the moors in Devon and the Cotswolds where I live. Wales is right up there as well

​@@nigelsrideyet to explore the devon moors and southern england. The cotswolds is a beautiful area to live. Lovely roads and views right on your doorstep. I enjoy riding around Wales. Would like to explore Scotland more...but thats for a future vlog 😊

Glad you enjoyed the vlog. We haven't tried Karen's Korner yet. But will put it on the 'to go to' list 👍 Is it a popular bikers meeting place? What bike do you ride?