Brilliant Rusty, was looking forward to this video when I saw you had ridden the loop. Was disappointed at the random overgrown 100m above Drumloist Road though, last time I rode that it was just a rubbly/cobbly farm track, even felt a little like the Kopparberg with the steep banks either side. You can just follow the wind farm track all the way down and pick up Drumloist Road from the very bottom if you want to avoid the nettles.
Thanks for the route suggestion - did this today ( without the falls of branklin bit at the start, just straight up the road). After all the nice weather the last few days, was disappointingly low cloud today, but was quite atmospheric as the windmills appeared out of the mist 😂
A brilliant gravel ride. I did the section between Callander and Glen Artney but in reverse earlier this year after riding up route 7 to Lochearnhead and then across to Comrie. Thanks for sharing.
one of the most underrated you tube channels, been really enjoying your content and routes, have to be honest in saying ive pinched a couple, im planning on doing this one on saturday , i hope your getting the credit you deserve from sponsers and products , it must be a utter pain in the ass riding along, planting a camera, and back and forth all the time, you exectute it well in the videos, hopefully bump into you on the trails at some point, keep up the great work
Hey, I am glad you have found some routes you want to tackle, that's exactly why I do these videos! It's a labour of love, no sponsorship or support, just me, Frank the drone and my GoPro. Enjoy the rides! 👍
That short part with the long grass used to be maintained and cut but recently has been left to go wild. I usually avoid that part now in the summer and only really go that way in the winter when the long grass isn't a problem.
Thank you for your videos love them. You have encouraged me to get out on my old lapierre mountain bike in flat Northamptonshire 😊. I’ve just watched your Broad Law ride which was amazing. Would you consider doing a video on gear to wear?
It's great to hear you are inspired to get out! I love being outdoors. Regarding what to wear, I am not sure I have any authority in that matter, but maybe I can do something. Cheers!
@@RustyRidesGravel you ride out in all weathers so definitely have the experience to rate gear to wear in my eyes. Would really love to see a video on gear 👍😊
Firstly many thanks Rusty rides gravel. Did this route today and it's truly amazing, real sense of middle of nowhere and exposure in some parts. Thanks to yourself for sharing... you did happen. To loose a frame camera mount did you? I found one just at the wee 100 meter hike a bike section at the windfarm ?
Hi Rusty, another great video, thanks. I must say hello next time I see you walking your dog. One small tip - its pronounced Brayco, not Bracko but you weren't to know !
Brilliant Rusty, was looking forward to this video when I saw you had ridden the loop. Was disappointed at the random overgrown 100m above Drumloist Road though, last time I rode that it was just a rubbly/cobbly farm track, even felt a little like the Kopparberg with the steep banks either side. You can just follow the wind farm track all the way down and pick up Drumloist Road from the very bottom if you want to avoid the nettles.
Yes, I recommend avoiding the nettles! Great tips thank you 👍
Another great video Rusty, lovely route and top quality footage!
Cheers 🚲👍
Thanks
Just noticed you are back, love your vlogs they really do show off the stunning scenery and the Scottish gravel riding at its best.
Well Done Rusty I always enjoy your Videos.Many Thanks
Great video, we have enjoyed your routes on a recent trip up there. Many thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the route suggestion - did this today ( without the falls of branklin bit at the start, just straight up the road). After all the nice weather the last few days, was disappointingly low cloud today, but was quite atmospheric as the windmills appeared out of the mist 😂
A brilliant gravel ride. I did the section between Callander and Glen Artney but in reverse earlier this year after riding up route 7 to Lochearnhead and then across to Comrie. Thanks for sharing.
one of the most underrated you tube channels, been really enjoying your content and routes, have to be honest in saying ive pinched a couple, im planning on doing this one on saturday , i hope your getting the credit you deserve from sponsers and products , it must be a utter pain in the ass riding along, planting a camera, and back and forth all the time, you exectute it well in the videos, hopefully bump into you on the trails at some point, keep up the great work
Hey, I am glad you have found some routes you want to tackle, that's exactly why I do these videos! It's a labour of love, no sponsorship or support, just me, Frank the drone and my GoPro. Enjoy the rides! 👍
That short part with the long grass used to be maintained and cut but recently has been left to go wild. I usually avoid that part now in the summer and only really go that way in the winter when the long grass isn't a problem.
Thank you for your videos love them. You have encouraged me to get out on my old lapierre mountain bike in flat Northamptonshire 😊. I’ve just watched your Broad Law ride which was amazing. Would you consider doing a video on gear to wear?
It's great to hear you are inspired to get out! I love being outdoors. Regarding what to wear, I am not sure I have any authority in that matter, but maybe I can do something. Cheers!
@@RustyRidesGravel you ride out in all weathers so definitely have the experience to rate gear to wear in my eyes. Would really love to see a video on gear 👍😊
Firstly many thanks Rusty rides gravel. Did this route today and it's truly amazing, real sense of middle of nowhere and exposure in some parts. Thanks to yourself for sharing... you did happen. To loose a frame camera mount did you? I found one just at the wee 100 meter hike a bike section at the windfarm ?
Oooh I don't know if I did lose a mount..I haven't noticed anything missing....yet! I will check through my stuff. Glad you enjoyed the route!
Hi Rusty, another great video, thanks. I must say hello next time I see you walking your dog.
One small tip - its pronounced Brayco, not Bracko but you weren't to know !
Ah Braco! I was 50/50 on the 'a' sound! Another one for the list cheers 👍
Awe Rusty shuld have over 50,000 subs as you the best... Any chance in future you can do glen tromie to glen feshie... new trail... Pure wilderness ?
It's on the list! I just need to get there 😀
@@RustyRidesGravel I will buy you a coffee and a biscuit 🍪 when you complete that one 🤗
"Arivurichardich" 🤣
It's like everything is out to get me! No idea how this one is pronounced 😆
We want the nerdy geology!
Haha don't tempt me!
"Gaelic" 🤣 I thought you were in Scotland ?
Do you live in Scotland ?
Yes. But clearly not Scottish 😆