Part 7 Thankful Villages 2024 Cycle Tour
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
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Great tour, great attitude, here's to new adventures on new metal and rubber tubes !
Looking forward to seeing the new bike, Andy 👍
Hi Andy, another fantastic video. Great to see all the lovely churches on your travels. Hope the new wheels brings you many more miles of memories 👍
Nice to see the positivity Andy. Looking forward to seeing the new bike and new adventures on that bike. Keep up the good work. 🚴🚴🚴
Really nice series of videos - thankyou for all of them. I'm hoping that the new bike will inspire many more!
Thanks so much for sharing another lovely tour Andy.
I fully appreciate the effort involved to document trips like this on film. Your style of presenting is both informative and inspiring, portraying genuine enjoyment and practical problem solving at times too.
Suffering a bicycle theft is dreadful, regardless of the circumstances. I greatly respect your resolve and positive forward thinking, all things considered.
It will be exciting to see the new steed and the following adventures
Best wishes
Andy, I really enjoyed this tour, I look forward to seeing the new bike when it arrives.
I'm glad you were able to get a new bicycle. Shame that one was stolen, you must have thousands of miles of memories with it. But it will live on in these RUclips videos.
Great video., but bitter sweet. Very enjoyable series.
So sad to hear about the emergence of the purple poppy. Like you I never even knew it was a thing. Yes the toll on animals in both world wars was terrible. I know a lot of horses were killed whist in action. Shocking that the then governments told people to kill their pets.
I am one of your new subscribers off the back of your video about the theft of your bike. YT recommended it to me.
I couldn't help contrast the irony given you were so careful locking your bike at the campsite but it was then stolen when you were on the train.
Cherish our churches and these Thankful Villages as when we are living under Sha rea they will have been destroyed or replaced with a mosque.
Looking forward to your next video on your new bike.
Hi Andy, despite the bike theft I think this is one of your best trip video series, lovely videos of beautiful places, lots of great history and information, I’m sorry the bike frame didn’t work out for you, but I’m looking forward to seeing the new bike, atb, Ian 👍🏻
So sorry to hear about your stolen bike. Hope your new bike gives you lots of enjoyment (always exciting having a new bike day!). Lovely to watch your Northern Tour. I currently live in Gloucester but my home town is Fleetwood and I have relatives in Cleveleys who I visit 3/4 times a year. It's so nice cycling along the sea front. I hope to retire to Cleveleys next year and enjoy early retirement cycling everywhere - I'll look out for you on your hols! Keep up the good work - don't let the thief get you down - worst things happen at sea! Good luck!
It wasn’t what you wanted to happen at the end of a cycle trip !! But onwards and upwards and looking forward to seeing the new bike. We cycled to knott end last year without checking the timetable 😂 we had to cycle all the way east to the first bridge then back south to Blackpool on a very hot day 😢 a great series atb Dave ⛺️🚲👍
Hi Andy. I shared your bike theft video on the Cycling UK Forum that I’m a member of. I’m hoping this may be responsible for some of your new subscribers. It prompted quite a discussion on the Forum. Good to see you’ve got a new bike and I look forward to watching you on your future adventures.
Thanks Trevor. Glad people are aware now. Thanks for sharing 👍
A great holiday, shame about the bike. I'll be very interested to hear about the new bike. I've have a Dawes Super Galaxy from 1990. Now in retirement I've thought about a new bike, but I always get put off with all the know tech and how to maintain it on the road - hydraulics, leaking fuel, gearing that needs batteries etc....
Thank James
I've always stuck to simple to maintain for exactly the same reason.
The wheels in particular are now confusing to put it mildly!
700c/28 inch which is also 29er...I think ...despite watching a few explainer videos which only confused me more!
When I collect it from the shop I'll ask them exactly which size mudguards and pannier rack I need to order online 😊
@@andysadventures3910 I'm very impressed with the old man mountain racks. Very strong and easy to put on.