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Such a useful answer comprehensive video. I also run really narrow handlebars and was wondering if I could ever fit a handlebar bag on. Mine are I think 34cm between the hoods. Did you have space to shift?

Always interesting seeing other people's kit 😁 One tip with things like sleeping bags is not to use their individual stuff bags but just jam everything in, packs a lot better. You do have to separate "wet" and "dry" items, usually easiest to use one end of the bike for each type. There's about 1kg difference between my "racing" setup and my comfy touring setup - mostly it's the sleeping/camping stuff, thick comfy inflatable mat, tent (shared between my wife and I), rather than DCF tarp and bivy bag. There's a definite lower limit to what you can get away with but above that it's mostly a matter of determining your level of (dis)comfort for the weather.

So a bag was a LIFE SAVER!

What year madone is that it's nice.

Nice

Wonderful content! Very nice route.

Yeah love seening other RUclipsrs gear list

Who doesn't love a packing list! nice one Charlie!

Wonderful video :0)

That was a great watch Charlie - inspirational stuff! 👍

Enjoyed that - thank you for sharing! Maybe 2025 🫢

That certainly looked like you had to take a lot of rough with the smooth there Charlie, but with some incredible views, it must've been well worth it!

I tried to do it last week, unfortunately the road between Corrour and Rannoch was completely flooded, so had to skipp that part and take the train. Because of bad weather I skipped the part to Killin off-road as well and took the paved road. Still a beautiful trip.

Fantastic Charlie, what a great account of your Badger adventure! The view at 4:47 on the road to Corrour is the most epic of all views!! Love it ❤️. Would love to do this... if I was 10 years younger 😂

Nice video and channel, thank you!

`Super stuff

That was a great montage, well done. I'm amazed you managed it on those skinny tyres. I tried it the other way around, from Glasgow to Inverness on an old Tri-cross bike with rim brakes and 38c tyres. I was carrying camping gear and my trip wasn't half as well thought out as yours. Despite the armageddon type weather, and been soaked 2the skin 24 hours a day, and being as minimal as possible; the bike was far too heavy. My brakes were completely inadequate and worn down to metal in three days. Forgot my spare blocks so scratched at Corrour, as no way I could attempt the "C" pass without brakes. Licked my wounds, came home &planning my return in a few weeks..on a different bike!😂 Was great to see parts that I've done myself through your excellent photography. Your wonderful post has fuelled my interest in going back. Well done!

Very nice experience 👍

Well Done Guys Great Video

Great looking adventure Charlie, I really should make an effort to do it myself. Lovely footage of a lovely area, thanks for the great video 🚲👍

That looked fab, a video would have brill, but the photo montage worked really good, makes me want to have a go anyhow, keep getting out and filming👍

The piano music at 8.22 was wonderful with the images. Think I'll try this on MTB as opposed to Gravel. Thanks for posting :)

Looks a great wee route, just love that area especially when the sun shines, unfortunate that doesn’t happen very often here in the west.

Scotland is so beautiful, especially when the sun's shining on it, great little vid Charlie!

Stunning scenery that you have to stop and admire. Always a great excuse on steep hills.

Lovely video and music with great scenery 🚲🙂👍

Thank you so much what a beautiful ride! Thanks for sharing 😊

shame about the music. why?

Midges in 27 degree temp?

If I recall the info board correctly the woods at Tyninghame on the west bank are sort of artificially reclaimed land from sand dunes which is what the incongruent rhododendrons are about.

The Fungle road is something else!!! Did it on the Pictish Trail last month. Thanks for helping me relive the memories/pain! :D

Well done Charlie 👏 That ride looks easier the other way around? You'd miss out on the wall of Talla but as a return 'favour' you'd get the tough climb from Traquair to the foot of Mountbenger Law! Great video 👍

That's a lovely route in better weather, although at least you still kept your good humour (for the camera, anyhow...🙂) I do an extended version of it every year as an overnighter on my touring bike, it's a great area for cycling. Cheers 😁👍

This looks so good!

Another great video Charlie and lovely looking routes. I'll be up the Cairngorms later this year with my gravel bike and these two routes certainly look gravel-able 😀 Cheers 🚲👍

I live in Perth and have ride n parts of the Route so Many Thanks I realy Enjoyed Your Videos

Well Done Everyone.

Another Good Day Thanks

Looked A Hard Day Well Done

Well Done Everyone

Great ride, and love the soundtrack.

I love these videos! so many good memories, it's funny how i recognise random parts of the routes having only ridden them that one time. I think these videos are great and help jog old memories.

That looked to be a great day and a glorious route.

That looked glorious! Well done all concerned.

That looked to be quite a challenge. All the best.

woah that looks mega....truly inspiring!!!

Just brilliant. Really obvious that you enjoyed that! Watching with a big smile on my face 😄 Thanks.

This took in some of my favorite tracks joined up into a super route. It made for a great video.

What a great video!! Well done 👏 feel properly nostalgic now 😊

Brilliant work! Love it. One day I’ll have some commentary on my videos 😂 … also can we go back now please?