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Great video. And lanes.. would love to ride with you if possible ? I’m new at it also… I have the 300l

I enjoyed that. Thanks for posting. I’d like to give that area a go.. could you share the gpx? Cheers

Glaisdale Rigg is not too far from there, makes a nice easy loop. Rudland seems to have been graded recently, like you, I rode it in January and there were some decent bomb holes full of mud which have disappeared. Have you done Cam High Road and the Roman Road near Hawes ? Similar lanes, but Cam is a little more gnarly on the ascent - I managed to fall off twice a couple of months back doh ! As for the age thing, I’m 64 and only took up trail riding a couple of years ago, no birdwatching for me…well not the feathered kind at any rate. 😂

Good to see you respect the nature and actually see where you are rather than just tearing up the lanes like teenagers!

What sort of phone bracket have you got . thanks

great content as always what a blast of a ride that looks!

My playground 😊

Do a video of yourself on the lanes i your area great review of the t7

I'm an 'adventure-rider-by-proxy' watching your vids. Good stuff man 👊🏻

How do you find the routes?

I’m a novice, based in Sheffield looking for other riders?

LSK ABS dongle

You are damaging the environment for purely selfish reasons. The value of this video is as evidence of why green lanes (and the footpaths you cearly used) need to be protected. You people don't just spoil the countryside you do this nasty noisy stuff in nature reserves and parks. When challenged you run from the law like cowards. I'm a motorcyclist for the record since 1969.

Watch those speedo images on the motorways bro plenty grasses about great edit still

well done. subscribed :-)

Slower is not the way on that terrain A bit more speed, as you said its all about momentum Not an easy lane by any means footage always make it not look as steep and rocky as it actually is.

Had more speed on a 125

Just about to buy a ktm 250 EXC, maybe I'll see you out and about, I grew up around Huddersfield

Best Tenere set up I've done for me. First remap . Go to Hilltop motorcycles Hinckley to remap . Geof knows his stuff . Most my bikes in last decade + have been done and huge big smiles every time riding the 180miles home from his workshop . Much more go more economy less euro emissions bollocks even on a little Honda CRF 300 rally much more perky. Decat pipework and aftermarket endcan. Cheap lazer printed airbox lid and snorkel removed with decent air filter. Result goes like bikes used too. Which resulted in extra tooth on front and dropped two on back. No loss of go as all that held it back gone. Does 70mph at 4.5k revs and averages 64mpg . Not bad as not gentle on throttle. Flip thing on aftermarket Puig screen 4 in or 100mm taller than standard and extra 4in with flip. 6ft 4in and no bufetting. Cool cover makes seat from one hour to many hours of comfort. Result from all this is a great bike for just normal riding and with all the extra go a lot easier but turns into a fire breathing beastie if pushed along.

Great vid, just bought a T7 but do most of my green lanes on a much lighter husky 350

I like your opinions on this vlog. Not being rude but you're like the rest of us, a normal bloke enjoying his bike and saying what you like and what you don't like, not preaching or being the big "I am". You're talking the same way as you would with a mate over a drink. Don't change! 👍

You can buy a dongle or switch that transforms your Abs button to an On/Off switch! Look online or google

What phone mount are you using? Im hoping it's not a quadlock! There's nothing wrong with quadlock, but can i hell find the quadlock case for my particular phone 🫣😅

what GPS are you using??

This looks like a great ride. I'm currently looking at getting a T7 and your channel has just popped up, so thought I'd give you a sub.

I'm gonna disagree with the comment about slowing down, you need to speed up a bit, this is a top heavy bike, that really doesn't like really slow travel is these rocky conditions. Find a place not so rocky to practice on and build your confidence up with this bike and you will find yourself riding in the rocky terrain easier, maybe not fun, but easier. I live in Arizona, and it just rocks off road, all sizes, and I took me a few times and different riding styles to get a good feel for this bike. Having a Yamaha WR also helped, but do something easier first and that should help. Good luck!!

I am running the same sprocket ratio and find it a much better set-up. As for the fuel economy, it got worse! Possibly because the engine has to work that touch harder. A price worth paying.

A jolly northern bloke doing a great green lane, perfect Sunday night viewing. Well done.

You mind sharing your route bud ? Holmfirth not far from me (old absolute novice here)

Looks like a good route for gravel/mtb too

wow no wonder that more and more green lanes a getting closed, could you not slow down a bit when passing those people at the beginning and maybe wave to them ? you are definitely a rookie rider that way so unfortunatelly dislike from me

Very very weird indeed!!! I've never watched your channel before, but today RUclips decided to suggest this video to me. First up, you're singing Down Under by Men at Work... a classic Aussie song, and the next second I realise you're biking through Thurlstone, and to be specific you turn up High Bank Lane. So why is this weird?... I'm a Yorkshireman who left the UK almost 20 years ago to go live in Australia, and grew up in Thurlstone, and more specifically I used to live on High Bank Lane! How very strange...

Hi from Australia - great video - keep them coming

Cool video, I have the same bike with a few video's on my channel. The main thing is that you are out there riding and having fun.

GPX link in the video description, thanks for watching all, and safe riding! 🤝👍

That looked great. I’ve done bits of it before but I’m not familiar with all of the route. I’ve downloaded the GOX file so thank you for providing that. I see someone else has recommended Salterfell from Slaidburn, I second that recommendation it’s well worth doing. 👍

you;re going alright just a touch slower and look further ahead for your line til you get better

Keep the vids coming. Those trails look awesome.

I’ve done all those lanes around there I’m local to the area but I’ve never done the second one.. going to have a go at it this Sunday now I know where it is.

I see so many comments about attacking the terrain etc. I come from a background of motocross, enduro, trials and road racing at a decent level and now after packing competition in, I spend my time skipping around the green lanes on my World Raid. Enduro bikes, the faster you go the easier it is and even when the bike gets out of shape they are light enough to keep in check. Trials is all balance, clutch and throttle control. The Tenere for me is a real mix of both because you have to think about that weight. Downhill momentum is king. Anywhere the front end is wayward, likely to cross up or muddy low grip, I ride it more like a trials bike (Tenere tractor). Wet rocky climbs fast enough to keep momentum but if you hit those rocks hard with 220kg, that tyres gonna get a puncture! Is all a balance. Hold the bike between your knees, look as far ahead as you can so you can pick a line, and move that body weight around. I’m not an expert in off roading btw, just my opinion.

🤣 Good vid mate. Keep exploring 👍

Sort your gloves out FFS 😂

Good route i done it a few times, well done pal

13.13 is cheesegate nab

I keep falling off and the accidents became progressively worse and I decided that ‘attacking’ was probably going to land me in hospital. Did a one to one with Molly at Sweetlamb and learned not to listen to RUclips videos. Just the stance he teaches on the bike is radically different from anything I could imagine. Essentially I was doing everything wrong and getting away with it with a mix of luck and bravado - ‘surviving’ as Molly calls it. Worth getting training.

Ignoring road closed signs on green lanes is a big no, no! Access to the green lanes in the U.K. is always under a lot of pressure and ignoring the signs can spoil it for everybody.

Some great riding for a rookie they are great bikes this looks perfect for me to try on mt tiger 1200 might have to go look for the GPX file

I'm local and love this area, I'm a bit of a rookie too and been looking for someone to go out with so I'm not always on my own trying new things haha, I got a 790 Adv R would you be interested maybe? I got a clip below of me doing that bit at 40:50 from a couple weeks or so ago if you wanna judge me 🤣: ruclips.net/video/EZ1EMo6M0b0/видео.html

Michelin enduro medium 90 100 21 is what u need the 100mm give a lot more bump absorbsion

you can get a little dongle that allows proper on/off operation of the abs - easy to find online - back brake not front brake mate, don't roll down hills with clutch in, clutch out and using throttle to keep bike balanced is the way, maybe on really steep descents you let the engine do the braking but never roll with clutch in , perhaps roll bars fwd a bit and learn to get elbows out - vertical arms is not the best way to control a bike - easy way to get elbows out is to turn wrists inward on the bars or point the fore fingers toward the reservoirs, feels weird at 1st but the control increase is massive -same with ankles, turn toes into bike and press heels into the frame - knees will then grab the bike and the arms can relax which makes bike control better - pressing on footpegs for change of direction and/or balance, forget arms as tools for control in most occasions, i should focus on riding on your balls of feet too - the mid and rear foot is no help to you if shi7 gets real and will only assist in injury- - good riding by the way, some tasty little lanes there - keep the commitment high 🙂