I’ve never heard so much heavy breathing, people pay good money to hear that type of thing 😂😂 As always, amazingly put together with the views, Mikes impressions and seeing him speeding off like the cartoon character “Roadrunner”, absolutely amazing mike. I weigh in at 81kg and I agree very much that weight difference between riders can make an enormous difference to riding effort and speed. I always think that September, with Autumn approaching, is the last chance to get a good ride in weather wise before the seasons change. For me the most dramatic was seeing the long shadows of yourself and Mike cycling when going through Bolton-by-Bowland, perfect. I always look forward to the next video, and as others have commented, you both inspire other to go out, but I’m not sure about those hills.😮 Well done lads. 👍😀
Thank you Steve, the big hills are always an imposing prospect but once you find your rhythm, it's just a case of getting over them at your own pace. I can get just as out of breath on a descent as on a climb too. It was a fab day out and certainly makes the weekend worth it's weight in gold after a tough week at work. You can be buzzing on a Wednesday after a tour of the Dales like this, which makes you want to come back for more.
Big Day Out - great stuff lads. Terrific countryside with some classic Dales passes. Roll on spring and the warmer, longer days when everything opens up again and the best bikes come out!
@@MrDazP1adv3ntures Definitely looking forward to rising temps and extra daylight. I do my big days on titanium so I get comfort too. An armchair that you pedal :))
Most of the time - off camera, we talk with stupid accents. We even send voice messages to each other too with Sean Kelly being one of them, and here's me trying to give these videos a serious and informative edge to them.
I live near Leyburn and its a fantastic area to ride.Grinton moor road(firing range) was the Tour de France route 2014…I often end up doing Settle-Kettlewell routes.Great vid 👍🚴🏼
Thanks for the info my friend, I love the Kettlewell area, in fact I'm near Grassington right now on a ride. We are so fortunate to have all of this on our doorstep 👍
Absolutely fantastic ride you two. Amazing scenery and wow some climbing 🤪 glad they had black puddings in the cafe guving you the fuel to get up them climbs Chapeau gents 🚴♂️🚴♂️☕💪💪👏👏👏👏👍
Thanks for your comments Terry, they are great appreciated, It's a ride I had been contemplating for a while and today was the day. Me and Mike thoroughly enjoyed it and yes, it is always great to get some good old scram inside you to keep the engine ticking over
Thanks Michael, it's well worth giving it a go or even doing it over a couple a sections in order to enjoy the views and everything that the Yorkshire Dales has to offer.
Very interesting running commentary as usual Daz. That’s one big old ride and through such glorious countryside. Well done and it makes me want to ride my bike. 👏💪😊
Mate some of them single track lanes looked like heaven to ride. We definitely need to get out together this year buddy. Thanks for another episode happy cycling guys
Sure thing Andy, I have been out in the Dales today on a ride and it is kind of infectious stuff. I have been coming back to this area since the days I had my 10sp Peugeot Premiere in 1983
@@MrDazP1adv3ntures from what I've seen so far, I'd say genuine first hand accounts of two friends enjoying their cycling and showing the reality of it. To sum up they turn out to be very good.
Thank you kindly my friend. I thought I'd lost all the footage for this one a few months ago when the external hard drive completely failed. Fortunately the data was able to be recovered (which was a small fortune might I add) It means a lot to me to be able to tell the story and share the memories, which I think is priceless..
Hello sir and thank you for watching this one. How's the weather been up your neck o' the woods. We have a great weekend but last week it did rain a lot at times ....
@@MrDazP1adv3ntures HI Daz yes still getting out but when it was icy l came off landed on my bum funny though didn't hurt the bum hurt my ribs. But three lads came off same day not far from me unfortunately one broke his hip one knocked himself unconscious and a broken bike not good .
awesome. Best direction to take Buttertubs that aswell! I only managed to get to the Dales a handful of times last year, gonna have to up the ante this year I think!
@@MrDazP1adv3ntures Im always looking for good parking spots! I usually park in Embsay and start from there, up thru Malham, Stainforth etc either that or park near Hawes if im further North. its a gorgeous ride back aswell thru Burnsall Bridge and Barden Moor. .absolutely stunning, what a gift eh, having this on our doorstep and the means to ride it regularly, very lucky! Cheers Daz
Cheers buddy, do you think that your bike would be able to cover this terrain on a full charge ? It would be interesting to know how much they take on long hilly outing
@@MrDazP1adv3ntureson that sort of climbing mate probably wouldn’t even last 15 miles. On my big rides I usually have it switched off for most of it and switch on for crazy climbs. In April I’m buying a normal bike as I’m pulling the extra weight of battery and motor when it’s off 😊
@LakeDistrictcyclist that's good to hear, I take it your natural fitness is developing then. Must admit, an E-bike sounds like a lot if fun, especially on a hilly section, it gives you more energy for the descent
@@MrDazP1adv3nturesnext time you are in Arnside pop to the Arnside Beach hut, homemade scones, not sure on the black pudding though, went today fantastic 😊
It is a wonderful place to ride your bike and I hope you have the weather for it because it makes all the difference. Me and Mike were going to cycle down the valley to Reeth a few years ago and had to bail out and go over Buttertubs because of the snow flurries. It all adds to the adventure I guess
Fantastic video. I've cycled amongst many of the lanes featured and it truly is spectacular. Thank you for the reminder though you and Mike seemed to make relatively light work of Park Rash - unlike my good self who huffed and puffed. Well done!
Hi David and thanks for sharing your thoughts, it's just a wonderful place to explore, I'm in the Dales right now on a ride, it's such an idyllic place to visit. I couldn't do these kind of rides without constantly training through the week. I guess it pays off in the long run .....
A great exhilarating ride Darren, also an unexpected trip down memory lane, has to be over fifty years since exploring the Butter Tubs which were awesome but scary, don’t remember how we came across them, but do remember staying at Hawes, I recollect buying a beautiful piece of quartz from a mineral shop, wonder if it’s the same shop! 🤔👍🤗
Ps. When you were looking in the mineral shop window, to the right on the floor was what looked like a piece of quartz, but on closer look it was a Kleenex pack of tissues 😂
That is lovely to hear Bernice. Was it just as you remembered it ? And as for the rock shop, there is one in Sedbergh and then this one in Hawes, so either way, you were probably very close
@@MrDazP1adv3ntures Hi, Darren, my memory isn’t so clear on specific details, but I can remember the names of villages and towns I’ve visited, I was looking for the Butter Tubs when you were approaching ‘Hawes’ but couldn’t recognise the terrain after all those years, but it was lovely going back in time once again, 🙏😊🤗
@bernicebest ok Bernice that's good to know, I tell my mum where I have been and she can remember the names of places but not necessarily where they are .
@@MrDazP1adv3ntures that’s so true, I’ve often meant to ask you is ‘Old Mother Shipton’s Cave,anywhere near your cycling routs, my husband left a couple of items at the petrified well on one of our visits!
Thanks for sharing, I never knew that. Bet that them TDF pros would chew up the tarmac in these parts like it was a walk in the park, unlike us mere mortals...
That's a good question Leon, Mike tends to wear his helmet at the cafe stops and there is a valid reason but it's not for me to say why. Whereas if my hair is a bit of a mess or needs cutting, I tend to put my beanie hat on at the cafe 🙂
@@MrDazP1adv3ntures ah I see mate, I'm sorry for asking now & I thought he had just forgotten to. Looking forward to more if your great content & watching them has kept me going on weeks where the weather has stopped me getting out cycling myself.
No worries buddy. To be honest it's not always a nice experience having someone waving a camera in front of your face when you want to eat your cake etc, and that's exactly what I do...
I’ve never heard so much heavy breathing, people pay good money to hear that type of thing 😂😂
As always, amazingly put together with the views, Mikes impressions and seeing him speeding off like the cartoon character “Roadrunner”, absolutely amazing mike.
I weigh in at 81kg and I agree very much that weight difference between riders can make an enormous difference to riding effort and speed.
I always think that September, with Autumn approaching, is the last chance to get a good ride in weather wise before the seasons change.
For me the most dramatic was seeing the long shadows of yourself and Mike cycling when going through Bolton-by-Bowland, perfect.
I always look forward to the next video, and as others have commented, you both inspire other to go out, but I’m not sure about those hills.😮
Well done lads. 👍😀
Thank you Steve, the big hills are always an imposing prospect but once you find your rhythm, it's just a case of getting over them at your own pace.
I can get just as out of breath on a descent as on a climb too.
It was a fab day out and certainly makes the weekend worth it's weight in gold after a tough week at work.
You can be buzzing on a Wednesday after a tour of the Dales like this, which makes you want to come back for more.
Big Day Out - great stuff lads. Terrific countryside with some classic Dales passes.
Roll on spring and the warmer, longer days when everything opens up again and the best bikes come out!
Must admit Gordon, I am enjoying the comfort and robustness of the winter bike, but yes, roll on the warmer days out in the Dales.
@@MrDazP1adv3ntures Definitely looking forward to rising temps and extra daylight. I do my big days on titanium so I get comfort too. An armchair that you pedal :))
Closed my eyes and heard Sean Kelly commentating 👌
Watch out for the faaatigue.
Great video 👍
Most of the time - off camera, we talk with stupid accents. We even send voice messages to each other too with Sean Kelly being one of them, and here's me trying to give these videos a serious and informative edge to them.
Thanks Mr Daz for all the trouble it must take to make these videos. keep them coming !
Thank you Phillip, I really enjoyed this ride and it's a great way to share the memories for others to hopefully give it a go.
I live near Leyburn and its a fantastic area to ride.Grinton moor road(firing range) was the Tour de France route 2014…I often end up doing Settle-Kettlewell routes.Great vid 👍🚴🏼
Thanks for the info my friend, I love the Kettlewell area, in fact I'm near Grassington right now on a ride.
We are so fortunate to have all of this on our doorstep 👍
Look forward to watching this one later on.
Cheers Gazza ...
Great presentation of the region 🙂
Thank you! PW. It is God's own county and you can see why...
20:46 “you lick yours clean as you go a long don’t ya” Great ride guy’s and top banter, hilarious!! 🤣🤣
I can't help it !
I have even taken baby wipes out with me on some rides, but yes, never a dull moment ...
Blimey that's a whopper of a climbing route. Great effort. Two of those passes in a day is about enough for me! Great cafe stop, as ever.
Thank you kindly Andy. I think we need to do a 12000ft in the Dales this year. I loved every moment of this one though
Absolutely fantastic ride you two. Amazing scenery and wow some climbing 🤪 glad they had black puddings in the cafe guving you the fuel to get up them climbs Chapeau gents 🚴♂️🚴♂️☕💪💪👏👏👏👏👍
Thanks for your comments Terry, they are great appreciated, It's a ride I had been contemplating for a while and today was the day. Me and Mike thoroughly enjoyed it and yes, it is always great to get some good old scram inside you to keep the engine ticking over
Fantastic stuff guys, thanks. Buttertubs is on my list for 2024. Keep them coming Daz 😊
You're welcome Sophie, give it a go !
It's a cracking climb to take on 👍
Brilliant views, what a place to get out on bikes stunning. nice to see black pudding lad out
Top views on this ride Matt and some great descents
Hi Matt, I might be totally wrong but did I bump into you in Clitheroe ?
@@blackpuddingman5344 haha..no don't go to them kind of places
@blackpuddingman5344 thought you was having a joke so Google name of place. Been to Waddington but not that village.
Cracking ride that pal
Thanks Michael, it's well worth giving it a go or even doing it over a couple a sections in order to enjoy the views and everything that the Yorkshire Dales has to offer.
Big day out that one Daz 👏👏
It was a pretty tuff day out pal, I want to tweak this ride and get it over the 12000ft mark
@@MrDazP1adv3ntures err...think I'll be busy that day 😂
Absolutely love riding around the Dale's, just gorgeous lanes.
Can tell you that in the cold,wet,snow, ice its grim. Esp if you throw in some stupid climbs
There is something very special about it for sure. I have been out riding my bike today near Appletreewick. Loved it !
@@MrDazP1adv3ntures I rode through Appletreewick this morning on route to Malham - fantastic as always. 😎👌
Appletreewick, great location !
Very interesting running commentary as usual Daz. That’s one big old ride and through such glorious countryside. Well done and it makes me want to ride my bike. 👏💪😊
Cheers Steve , it could have been a queen stage ride this one.
I loved every minute of it buddy 👍
Mate some of them single track lanes looked like heaven to ride. We definitely need to get out together this year buddy. Thanks for another episode happy cycling guys
Sure thing Andy, I have been out in the Dales today on a ride and it is kind of infectious stuff. I have been coming back to this area since the days I had my 10sp Peugeot Premiere in 1983
Another great bit of content Daz.
Thank you so much Gazza. I'm never sure what they are going to turn out like !
@@MrDazP1adv3ntures from what I've seen so far, I'd say genuine first hand accounts of two friends enjoying their cycling and showing the reality of it. To sum up they turn out to be very good.
Cheers buddy 👍
Was a good one that Daz. Think ill watch it again tonight
Thank you kindly my friend. I thought I'd lost all the footage for this one a few months ago when the external hard drive completely failed. Fortunately the data was able to be recovered (which was a small fortune might I add) It means a lot to me to be able to tell the story and share the memories, which I think is priceless..
Hi you guys Sunday morning watching the ride fantastic it inspires me to get out on my bike thanks 😊
Hello sir and thank you for watching this one. How's the weather been up your neck o' the woods. We have a great weekend but last week it did rain a lot at times ....
@@MrDazP1adv3ntures HI Daz yes still getting out but when it was icy l came off landed on my bum funny though didn't hurt the bum hurt my ribs. But three lads came off same day not far from me unfortunately one broke his hip one knocked himself unconscious and a broken bike not good .
OMG, that does not sound good, speedy recovery to those people.
awesome. Best direction to take Buttertubs that aswell! I only managed to get to the Dales a handful of times last year, gonna have to up the ante this year I think!
Defo buddy. Junction 37 M6 is a great place to park up.
You have the Lakes to your left and the Dales to your right.
@@MrDazP1adv3ntures Im always looking for good parking spots! I usually park in Embsay and start from there, up thru Malham, Stainforth etc either that or park near Hawes if im further North. its a gorgeous ride back aswell thru Burnsall Bridge and Barden Moor. .absolutely stunning, what a gift eh, having this on our doorstep and the means to ride it regularly, very lucky! Cheers Daz
It sounds like you have a similar outlook to the way I do my friend.
Brilliant route that Daz, will have to get some training in to get to doing 9000ft of climbing 😊👌
Cheers buddy, do you think that your bike would be able to cover this terrain on a full charge ? It would be interesting to know how much they take on long hilly outing
@@MrDazP1adv3ntureson that sort of climbing mate probably wouldn’t even last 15 miles. On my big rides I usually have it switched off for most of it and switch on for crazy climbs. In April I’m buying a normal bike as I’m pulling the extra weight of battery and motor when it’s off 😊
@LakeDistrictcyclist that's good to hear, I take it your natural fitness is developing then.
Must admit, an E-bike sounds like a lot if fun, especially on a hilly section, it gives you more energy for the descent
Yes getting a lot fitter, hopefully another good summer of training and I will be doing routes like this 😊
@@MrDazP1adv3nturesnext time you are in Arnside pop to the Arnside Beach hut, homemade scones, not sure on the black pudding though, went today fantastic 😊
Sean Kelly cracking me up
It's all about the right calcuuulaation
Hey - this is much of the route i have plotted for an Audax in March 🙂
It is a wonderful place to ride your bike and I hope you have the weather for it because it makes all the difference. Me and Mike were going to cycle down the valley to Reeth a few years ago and had to bail out and go over Buttertubs because of the snow flurries. It all adds to the adventure I guess
A very enjoyable and informative video.
Thank you kindly Old Squash Monkey, google maps really comes in handy for this kind of stuff
Top riding Daz. Good excuse of having to film but we all know Mike dropped you 😂😂
Ha ha, Thanks Shane.
Fantastic video. I've cycled amongst many of the lanes featured and it truly is spectacular. Thank you for the reminder though you and Mike seemed to make relatively light work of Park Rash - unlike my good self who huffed and puffed. Well done!
Hi David and thanks for sharing your thoughts, it's just a wonderful place to explore, I'm in the Dales right now on a ride, it's such an idyllic place to visit.
I couldn't do these kind of rides without constantly training through the week.
I guess it pays off in the long run .....
Hi David, it's just a case of breaking the big climbs down into sections and then ticking them off at a steady pace.
Enjoy your cycling buddy 👍
A great exhilarating ride Darren, also an unexpected trip down memory lane, has to be over fifty years since exploring the Butter Tubs which were awesome but scary, don’t remember how we came across them, but do remember staying at Hawes, I recollect buying a beautiful piece of quartz from a mineral shop, wonder if it’s the same shop! 🤔👍🤗
Ps. When you were looking in the mineral shop window, to the right on the floor was what looked like a piece of quartz, but on closer look it was a Kleenex pack of tissues 😂
That is lovely to hear Bernice. Was it just as you remembered it ?
And as for the rock shop, there is one in Sedbergh and then this one in Hawes, so either way, you were probably very close
@@MrDazP1adv3ntures Hi, Darren, my memory isn’t so clear on specific details, but I can remember the names of villages and towns I’ve visited, I was looking for the Butter Tubs when you were approaching ‘Hawes’ but couldn’t recognise the terrain after all those years, but it was lovely going back in time once again, 🙏😊🤗
@bernicebest ok Bernice that's good to know, I tell my mum where I have been and she can remember the names of places but not necessarily where they are .
@@MrDazP1adv3ntures that’s so true, I’ve often meant to ask you is ‘Old Mother Shipton’s Cave,anywhere near your cycling routs, my husband left a couple of items at the petrified well on one of our visits!
Reeth is the most northern point the TDF has ever visited apparently
Thanks for sharing, I never knew that. Bet that them TDF pros would chew up the tarmac in these parts like it was a walk in the park, unlike us mere mortals...
Nice road for my hillclimb escort, shame we're both broke
Best of luck with getting the Escort back on the road Paul, this is a great place to take the old girl for a spin.
Does Mike not take his helmet off on your cafe stops Darren? 🤔 😮
That's a good question Leon, Mike tends to wear his helmet at the cafe stops and there is a valid reason but it's not for me to say why. Whereas if my hair is a bit of a mess or needs cutting, I tend to put my beanie hat on at the cafe 🙂
@@MrDazP1adv3ntures ah I see mate, I'm sorry for asking now & I thought he had just forgotten to. Looking forward to more if your great content & watching them has kept me going on weeks where the weather has stopped me getting out cycling myself.
No worries buddy. To be honest it's not always a nice experience having someone waving a camera in front of your face when you want to eat your cake etc, and that's exactly what I do...
@@MrDazP1adv3ntures At least he has you there to remind him of the correct order of cream & jam into his scones 😉🤣👍🏻