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Totally agree! It’s rare to get weather like this in Ireland-perfect for enjoying the beautiful scenery! 🌞🍀

Thanks for sharing your memories! Rathdrum and Corballis sound like wonderful places to spend summers as a child. I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 😊

No way! :) I might be able to find the raw 360 footage and send it to you :) Thank you!

@@igadventures for sure! that would be cool, if U want to go for a ride sometime too :)

Sounds great, we definitely should do that sometimes! 👍

Thanks a lot!

Happy to hear that you liked the video. Thanks for the suggestion. I'll try to include more of the bike's sound in future videos :) Personally I prefer automatic bikes CVT or DCT. Honda Forza 300, Yamaha X-Max 300, Sym ADX 300/400 GT, Piaggio Beverly 400, Peugeot XP400 are all great bikes in the same category, but it all depends on the available budget.

@@igadventures Yeah I'm still deciding whether to get a manual bike so I can pass the test on that and be able to ride manuals, if I pass on an auto I can only ride auto but anyway, I saw a 2002 Tmax 500 for 1500 Euro's, a lot of bike for 1500, might be able to knock a few hundred off that, 40 odd Hp. It's been for sale for a while now so he might be keen to let it go for less. I went for the learner A license but think I will go for A2 to begin with because to pass the test on an A compatible Bike it has to be 50 Kw minimum, that's a powerful bike lol

As evident from our videos, we are fellow learners aiming for A2 automatic license. While we may explore the possibility of achieving a full A license in the future, currently, A2 aligns perfectly with our current needs and goals. Good luck finding the ideal bike to suit your needs.

If you want to drive with the visor open, I would say 30-40 KMH. If you want to enjoy the scenery and take your time, 40-50 KMH should do it. I have seen few bikers on that road that where into speed, so I guess it depends on their skill level and comfort zone. The road is not that narrow, plenty of space to go around. Narrow roads in Ireland are kind of a norm :) except maybe the national and motorways.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you! Cheers!