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Ah only just come across this! Thanks for the interview up the top and keep up the great content! 👌🏽

get that smile on your face Scott :-) And Russ too :-)

Great video Scott. Was a pleasure having you down here. Next time it’s my turn to get to you. Can’t wait to meet up again and remember to press bloody start

Newlands and my least favourite climb of all on the Fred. Great decent off it mind.

Really need to keep an eye out for this next year so I can do it and add it to the list of "things I've done in the name of pain". Great video

I’m a vegan cyclist and feel simply amazing with my breathing and body on the bike

As an ethical/"for the animals" vegan, it's quite refreshing to see someone make the distinction and not conflate the two. The diet with the "lifestyle", if you will. Although I gave meat and dairy up for different reasons, I absolutely felt the positive impact on my breathing. After going vegan I could actually breathe through my nose properly after nearly 50 years! 🤣🤣 I'm sure I recognised some of those roads in the video. Down near Warton/Carnforth, and a bit of Storth/Sandside action if I'm not mistaken. Where was the avenue with the birds on it? I don't think I've ridden that. I normally go through Milnthorpe and Holme then back towards Lancaster, and I'm a creature of habit so rarely actually explore but that looked interesting

Wales really is gorgeous ❤

Nice jersey!

Great episode!! 🚴🏼‍♂️💨

yep as at 8:20 - decide where i am going and put in what i feel needed with a bit spare - including cheese bagel or wrap or peanut butter a must :-)

I may have to try a few more plant based meals. You know what my life’s like and maybe not as easy but I’ll give it a go ❤

I went to watch the Nationals here last year it was epic, such a hard climb to judge, great vid

Looks like great fun but really hard work 🥵 great little episode🚴🏼‍♂️💨

It is lovely x but try Scotland by glencoe no pollution: no cars : just peace 🙏

Tried everything over the years. Settled on training tyres, Continental's Ultra Sport, with TPU from AliExpress. Over 7000 miles now since last puncture, and when it happens, easy to fix. Now for all you wannabes using paper thin race tyres, good luck with that😊

Looking forward to these group rides. I’m rubbish at design but Aky had le col do his and that looks cool. Maybe have a word with them mate

Would offer a bed for the night but it doesn’t look like you are passing near ilkley. Good luck it will be a great adventure 👍

Reason I put tubes in my tyres is that they otherwise would not hold air.

Love tpu

Because after when your ass gets sprayed with the white stuff, so you look like after some hot sex party, you still might consider use of a rubber! 🤣😂🤣

Good old fashioned Continental rubber tubes! I've had 1 flat in 11 years. I do a lot of riding on rough gravel fire roads and rough pavement country roads. Nothing about tubeless appeals to me enough to make the switch.

Get to the F%$^&*G point already

4000 miles on tubeless this year with 60/40 road to gravel. Only one puncture and it was instantly sealed by my silca sealant. Tubes are antiquated.

One word, two syllables... latex inner tubes! 😆

I'll stick with tubes 👌🏻

The following satire is for road bikes only- Is it the sealant, maybe I need more sealant, or is it one of the 26 bacon strips plugs, or is it the rim tape or did i just burp the tire? Or my favorite, damn I can’t get the tire to seal. But it’s so gratifying when you see the sealant plug the hole. Thing is there wouldn’t be a cut or hole if you had a traditional tire with a high TPI rating. The new era tires have a very low TPI and it’s how they make them so light weightAND it’s great for sales because they wear faster than traditional tires. And no when you get a puncture with a tubeless tire, you are not necessarily going to puncture with a tire and a tube in the same moment. Again traditional tires with the higher TPI deflect instead of absorb or get penetrated by a puncturing object. And then there’s the expense of tubliss. Continental 5000 or 4000 and fresh tubes forget about it for a long time. Zero mess, zero questioning one of six things it could be causing you a flat. Just tires and tubes no sealant no gloves no protective eyewear no white lab coat no rapid inflator needed, none of it.

I'm back to tubes 🤕

Tubeless on a mtb sure ....but still won't use on a road bike ...sealant is so messy to change and clean, plus if bike sits for a while sealant does pool and dry inside the rim ..also presta valves get mucked up ...worth the pain using for a mtb bike for self sealing...but on good roads for a road bike it's justva pain inthe ass to use ...I may get one flat a year on the road ..so just not wirrh the mess and having to keep sealant fresh in the rim

Started tubed Went tubeless Back to tubes Back to tubeless Back to tubes My best experience with tubeless is with milKit, which is the second time tubeless. Latex, IMO, is a waste of time and weight as it dries out. My worst sealant was Silca ... way too thin, dried really quickly and you end up with fibres balled somewhere inside the tyre. I swapped to tubes again as I commute everyday and I don't want to be dealing with sealant if it doesn't seal (which it has and a Dynaplug was never going to seal a cut). I seem to carry more stuff for tubeless, just in case, rather than a couple of tubes and a pump. I like the idea of tubeless, but in reality it's a faff and mess I don't need to worry about.

As a cyclist who is severely allergic to latex I have a big fear of being sprayed with latex sealant in the way you describe. It is possible this could cause an anaphylactic reaction, especially if it goes in my mouth. There are latex free options and I had hoped they would become the industry standard.

Im not a fan of tubeless on a road bike , although I do currently have on my road bike!. the feel is better than butyl tubes but TPU,s are good but don't hold air as good as butyl in my experience. The amount of faffery on road bike tubeless tyres is unreal when you have a leak. Ive had valves not seal properly or the tape not sealing properly. On my downhill bike I have tubeless and smash into rock gardens ,off drops with no issues , probably the lower pressure helps. I had a puncture the other week on my road bike and I was so glad I had a tyre glide tool to unseat the tyre to put in a tube (as tubeless tyres can be a bit tight). So my set up for now is tubeless and carry 2 x TPU,s as they are compact and light.

I'm 100% a tubeless advocate. Been using tubeless on my road bikes the last four years. Only had one puncture on the road bikes this year that didn't deal on its own, but a Dynaplug had me up and running within a couple minutes. Coincidentally on my morning commute to the office on my gravel bike the other day I had my first ever puncture that wouldn't seal on that bike. Sealant was all dried out because I was negligent in topping it off. Spare tube got me to the office with no issue. Tubeless is more work to set up, but overall much more convenient in my opinion.

Epic challenge! Look forward to following what you do with it!

If anyone can do this Scott it’s you matey. I’ll try and help out as much as possible once your near me

Love the matching legings! Presca too? (Shame they went OOB)

Nice climb that up from Kendal :-)

Pizza looked best thing all day :-)

Great effort for sticking it out. Could see it looks hard enough on a normal day to beat a cut-off but in the wet looked an awful day out - getting cold is never good.

Love my GP5000's on the SLR1 42's wheelset (on the TCR) but wasn't sure you can fit 32's to them! I run 28mm and love the grip and feel of them. Enjoy.

I have Faster, Lighter, Tyres Than GP5000s in every weight class running inner tubes. just done a video on tyres. 100psi 25c tyres are the fastest set up on testing. Ditch tubeless tyres flawed concept, Ditch 32c, Ditch 65psi. Slowest set up on a road bike, you will get punctures almost every week running Tubeless at 65psi, your losing watts and rolling resistance because you cannot run higher pressures, valve and sealant weigh more than a old school rubber innertube.

How has the knee been?

Well done on the Shap climb, I drive this often and think maybe one day I could achieve the ride haha

I have 4000 and they last so much longer than Vittoria. I run tubes and not had 1 puncture so far on them.

Great job, I would love to ride this!

Well done Scott that route looked mental. Weather looked shit as well. Its a great place to cycle though when the weather is nice

I feel for you Scott, it’s an amazing thing your doing for your lad x….wishing you the best of luck

Just cottoned on to your channel mate…you don’t happen to be on Strava do you, I get up to Kendal, Grange OS and The Lakes regular and always looking for different routes around there. It’s stunning 👌🏻…keep those vids coming

Well done mate and your achievement was incredible

Thanks for coming down matey and helping me try to do this mission. Gutted my legs fell off but mega happy for you guys doing what you did. My video will be out soon