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Good morning Peter ☕️lovely to see a different aspect to your surrounds, and sea side stories too. Funny how we can so clearly recall the food had in particular places years later. That looked like a stunning summer day. Going to the coast the perfect thing to do 🌤️
Hello Jane and yes food seems to figure large in my memories 😋. Tomato sandwiches were always a favourite of mine and seem for me to be forever linked to the seaside.. 🧑🔧
Hi Peter. Thanks for another enjoyable ride. I live close to the coast so it was nice to join you on a ride to your seaside. Raining here, so no riding for me today ☹️. All the best, Roy.
Good evening to you Roy. Yes, rather like the UK you don't ever live far from the coast in NZ do you. Nowhere here are we more than 70 miles before we can dip a toe in the Briny. Hopefully it's not too cold with you despite being the equivalent of our mid January - we had continuous rain back then and even now we get alternate days of hot sun and then overcast rain. But today is glorious! So it's off we go on Hurricane. 🏍️. Best wishes, Peter
Good morning Peter, I'm just in the midst of a marathon catch-up session here (due to domestic pressures), and find you taking me back to one of my old coaching haunts again - nice to see. Your kind mention of my little channel is much appreciated btw, and good to see some blue sky. 😎
Good morning Martin and always a pleasure to share news of your channel with those who haven't seen it yet. Yes we do get the occasional bit of blue sky here by the seaside. Today is a an absolute delight and after fitting some trellis panels I'll be out doing some more exploring. Enjoy your day there in the countryside 👍
Thanks for another interesting ride, but, the story of the bikini topped it! I can imagine the young lady’s panic trying to get noticed by her Mom. Went for a relaxing ride yesterday myself. I’ll be looking forward to the next outing along with a good story or two.
Thank you Joe. Yes a relaxing ride sounds good to me. I'm also back from one - good for the soul 👍. Pleased you enjoyed the ride and stories. Yes the bikini incident I'd completely forgotten about until I began remembering our visits to the Lido and then it all came back to me. Yes all being well we'll have another Thursday ride with one or two stories perhaps 😊. See you soon.
Morning Peter. Another enjoyable ride. I like the additional written explanations to keep the ride description going without disturbing the story. Would love to have seen some pictures of your plywood panniers from last week. It's a fascinating concept that has crossed my mind in my earlier days. Sadly as you become more comfortably financed, you just tend to throw money at the problem. And I'm sure you don't get the same satisfaction from the solutions. Sure your 1000 subs will be here very soon. 🎉
Good morning Tim and thank you. Yes this wasn't actually going to be released this morning as the ride I'd intended, when I watched it last night to check it, had problems. Fortunately I'd prepared this one but had to complete it early this morning. I've searched all my negatives for a photo of those panniers - I remember taking a photo of the bike over on the island with them on it but simply can't find it. I'd rather enjoy making another pair for the Hunter - I've a lot more experience woodworking now - so I'll do some sketches and pop them on my 'Community' part of the channel. I think hard panniers like the Cravens look particularly elegant. Great to see you over on the Welshman's channel with his Honda Cub. 👍
Thanks Peter never ventured down those lanes, will be soon tho now, great to catch up this afternoon, still got aching sides from laughing at a re tachycardia of Mercia moto, the cake stand episode, great vid hope to be half as good as you one day Ted
Great to see you yesterday, Ted and thank you for the RE box. I'm so touched you thought of me. Pride of Place in the Hangar that will have. I'm sure your videos will soon be up to the quality you want but I'm always happy to help where I can. Enjoy your sunny day here by the seaside. Cheers. Peter
Good morning Alex. Thank you and a massive thank you to all those wonderful friends like yourself who support my channel and are a part of our wonderful community of like minded folk.
Thanks for taking us to the seaside Peter. Yes, I definitely "made" my panniers. Nobody is taking that away from me 😂 What on earth are you doing with a Beeline Moto Peter ? You are a dyed in the wool paper map man. If you didn't get on with the Tripper, I doubt you'll get on with the Beeline 🙂 Is it just you trying to be "down with the kids" ? I'm intrigued 🤔 Maybe you are planning a big trip ? Do tell ! Right, early start tomorrow, off to bed now. Take care Peter and thanks for the mention ! Garry & Ruby
Ah yes Nick. I've just enjoyed watching it over breakfast too making sure it was OK, as I burnt the midnight oil last night on this as the video I'd intended this morning had a problem. Hope you enjoy this one.
That story about the lido and the bikini brought to my mind the song about the Itsy bitsy teeny weenie yellow polka dot bikini - and now I can't get the damned song out of my head!
Many thanks for your kind words. The opening and closing sections are mine, the thumbnail of the Royal Enfield by the sea is from a collection of motorcycle brochures and books that I've collected over many years. Pleased you enjoyed it 😊
Good evening Peter, what a perfect video to relax and unwind to. Great to hear about your seaside experiences, i'm really enjoying these reminiscing videos. I recall a few years back when we were on holiday with the kids that alongside brightly coloured rubber rings you could buy large black ones too, your mentioning lorry innertubes for rubber rings brought them back to mind. 😀 The 1000 subscribers isn't far off now and thoroughly deserved they are to. 👍
Gently does it Dave though I do seem to be very gradually millimetering my way there 😂😂. This wasn't actually going to be today's video! I had partly edited it only. But around 10 last night I thought I'd check the prepared video as I usually do and there was a fault on it. So I had to set to and complete the editing and then upload it. It wasn't actually ready until 5 this morning! Which I think you'll agree is cutting it fine 😂. In fact it's an ill wind because this seaside one is far better and I've scrapped the other. I'll use some of the best material from it though for next week's one. Now I'm off to catch up with MM and his scenic splendiferous ride. Good to hear of your own experiences of those inflated rings - I was always leaving my flippers behind at the lido - mum and dad got fed up with it and refused to buy any more for me! That was the end of my swimming pleasure really - never liked the indoor baths much. Too noisy by half 😂 PS. Thrilled with the Beeline as you'll see next week 😉
@Ainsworth-Rider Oh no... 🙊. I think I'll have to keep an 👁️ on you, James...😂. The c15 as you'll now realise was a sort of 250 cc Triumph Tiger Cub. Had one for 12 years (a tenner in 1970 it cost me) and in use every weekday all year motorcyclist as we had to be then. 120 miles a week I did. Never let me down once and apart from oil changes and mot no other real maintenance needed. Not fast but didn't need to be. About 65 on the level. @hughferrier5837 has a lovely one.
that road half way thru the video is plenty rough enough ; be careful using copper slip ;; if you get some on the outside of the plug it can short out the spark ;;;;;
Hello Simon. Yes it's used as a cut through so gets heavily used at commuter times and doesn't get repaired. With Copper-Slip as with so much else 'Just enough Is exactly right' 😉
Hello Peter, I agree with you of the wonder that is Copaslip, a must use product and also Waxoyl and Solvol Autosol. No workshop should be without them. Is that a BeeLine I see on your handlebar?🤔
Good evening Paul. Yes I wouldn't be without all three either. To which I would now add ACF 50. Aha you eagle eyed viewer, you... 😂.. More on that particular item next Thursday... 😉
Morning Peter, another lovely ride, I’m of the same opinion as you I’ve had enough of rebuilding old bikes it’s nice to tinker with the Enfield’s but mainly just to be able to ride them 😊 all the best 👍
Hello Mike. I know and whenever I get the itch to get something like a BSA 440 Victor Special to restore I look at my Hunters and think "Nah!!". Enjoy your riding and leave restoring to others, now. 😊. So I MUST keep telling myself that 😂😉
Thank you Ron. Hope you are well. Yes the Lune Valley would be very familiar to you with the vast sweep of our beautiful Morecambe Bay as a destination I expect. On a clear day the views across to the Lakeland Fells are just lovely. Good wishes, Peter
Returned from an hour or so riding the Honda 400 about the neighborhood before the temperature gets too hot. It's been miserable here lately at or about 100F. In any event, returned to the garage, poured myself a coffee, and thoroughly enjoyed your video. Many thanks.
Hello Tim. Ah a Honda 400-4. What year model is that? We get a day like the one in the video and next day it's raining and /or cold. Yesterday glorious sunshine, today, rain. I'm out in the Hangar working on Hurricane the grey Hunter as it's the six months service. Nothing much to it really - I just need to check everything on my list. I need to do Spitfire after as I got both bikes within a couple of months of each other. Coffee sounds good to me ☕☕
Peter, the Honda is a 1981 CM400T. (Twin cylinder, not it's famous cousin the 400-4.) My first real motorcycle. I bought her new in the crate in 1982, along with a shop manual, and assembled her myself at the dealership (who was in the process of going out of business). This was near about Easter. Snowed about two feet that night and buried my lovely new motorbike out against the curb (Montana in the springtime.)
@@Lanes-Explorer5733 Hi Peter, this Thursday ride is becoming quite the thing to look forward to each week, especially as we are in the depths of winter.
Good morning Dave. Yes I'm with you Dave. I too find something magical about seeing it. The lighting on a day like that has something to do with it I think, but also it's such a contrast with the countryside you pass through to get to it.
Exactly Mick. I know how disappointing it was for you last time - so tantalisingly close yet so very far.. Weekends - no matter what the weather - are just so busy along there but it's very enjoyable midweek. I feel up to watching the second part of your ride now 😂
Exactly! I haven't been near the sea in weeks so even a short glimpse cheers me up 👍 Don't overdo it watching those scary videos Peter, I'd hate to be responsible for putting you on medication 😁
@@5dTraveller You'll enjoy next Thursday's offering from Lanes-Explorer then as we get to share the sweep of Morecambe Bay from a special place. I always hold onto something firm when watching your ride so fear not 😂
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Good morning Peter ☕️lovely to see a different aspect to your surrounds, and sea side stories too. Funny how we can so clearly recall the food had in particular places years later. That looked like a stunning summer day. Going to the coast the perfect thing to do 🌤️
Hello Jane and yes food seems to figure large in my memories 😋. Tomato sandwiches were always a favourite of mine and seem for me to be forever linked to the seaside.. 🧑🔧
Hi Peter. Thanks for another enjoyable ride. I live close to the coast so it was nice to join you on a ride to your seaside.
Raining here, so no riding for me today ☹️.
All the best, Roy.
Good evening to you Roy. Yes, rather like the UK you don't ever live far from the coast in NZ do you. Nowhere here are we more than 70 miles before we can dip a toe in the Briny. Hopefully it's not too cold with you despite being the equivalent of our mid January - we had continuous rain back then and even now we get alternate days of hot sun and then overcast rain. But today is glorious! So it's off we go on Hurricane. 🏍️.
Best wishes, Peter
Good morning Peter, I'm just in the midst of a marathon catch-up session here (due to domestic pressures), and find you taking me back to one of my old coaching haunts again - nice to see.
Your kind mention of my little channel is much appreciated btw, and good to see some blue sky. 😎
Good morning Martin and always a pleasure to share news of your channel with those who haven't seen it yet. Yes we do get the occasional bit of blue sky here by the seaside. Today is a an absolute delight and after fitting some trellis panels I'll be out doing some more exploring. Enjoy your day there in the countryside 👍
Thanks for another interesting ride, but, the story of the bikini topped it! I can imagine the young lady’s panic trying to get noticed by her Mom. Went for a relaxing ride yesterday myself. I’ll be looking forward to the next outing along with a good story or two.
Thank you Joe. Yes a relaxing ride sounds good to me. I'm also back from one - good for the soul 👍.
Pleased you enjoyed the ride and stories. Yes the bikini incident I'd completely forgotten about until I began remembering our visits to the Lido and then it all came back to me.
Yes all being well we'll have another Thursday ride with one or two stories perhaps 😊. See you soon.
Morning Peter.
Another enjoyable ride.
I like the additional written explanations to keep the ride description going without disturbing the story.
Would love to have seen some pictures of your plywood panniers from last week. It's a fascinating concept that has crossed my mind in my earlier days.
Sadly as you become more comfortably financed, you just tend to throw money at the problem. And I'm sure you don't get the same satisfaction from the solutions.
Sure your 1000 subs will be here very soon. 🎉
Good morning Tim and thank you. Yes this wasn't actually going to be released this morning as the ride I'd intended, when I watched it last night to check it, had problems. Fortunately I'd prepared this one but had to complete it early this morning.
I've searched all my negatives for a photo of those panniers - I remember taking a photo of the bike over on the island with them on it but simply can't find it. I'd rather enjoy making another pair for the Hunter - I've a lot more experience woodworking now - so I'll do some sketches and pop them on my 'Community' part of the channel. I think hard panniers like the Cravens look particularly elegant.
Great to see you over on the Welshman's channel with his Honda Cub. 👍
interesting point about the salt water swimming , thats maybe why i struggle in indoor pools ;
I just can't float on my back in freshwater as I can in the sea.
Thanks Peter never ventured down those lanes, will be soon tho now, great to catch up this afternoon, still got aching sides from laughing at a re tachycardia of Mercia moto, the cake stand episode, great vid hope to be half as good as you one day
Ted
Great to see you yesterday, Ted and thank you for the RE box. I'm so touched you thought of me. Pride of Place in the Hangar that will have. I'm sure your videos will soon be up to the quality you want but I'm always happy to help where I can. Enjoy your sunny day here by the seaside. Cheers. Peter
Morning Peter, congrats on passing the 900 subs mark 👍👍👍
Good morning Alex. Thank you and a massive thank you to all those wonderful friends like yourself who support my channel and are a part of our wonderful community of like minded folk.
Morning Peter 😊 900+ 👍 at 8.15 minutes in you are passing Woody's Cafe, which has a great view over the river Lune
@@Ainsworth-Rider Yes that view is just SO good. Turner thought well enough of it to paint it, didn't he 🎨
@Lanes-Explorer5733 Yes I believe he did, and I thought that I might be telling 😊 something
Next time I pass that way I'll do a little video of the view 😊
Thanks for taking us to the seaside Peter.
Yes, I definitely "made" my panniers. Nobody is taking that away from me 😂
What on earth are you doing with a Beeline Moto Peter ? You are a dyed in the wool paper map man. If you didn't get on with the Tripper, I doubt you'll get on with the Beeline 🙂
Is it just you trying to be "down with the kids" ? I'm intrigued 🤔 Maybe you are planning a big trip ? Do tell !
Right, early start tomorrow, off to bed now.
Take care Peter and thanks for the mention !
Garry & Ruby
Sleep well Garry and Ruby and I'll answer your questions tomorrow 😂
Morning Peter, a breakfast run to the seaside sounds great..!👍
Ah yes Nick. I've just enjoyed watching it over breakfast too making sure it was OK, as I burnt the midnight oil last night on this as the video I'd intended this morning had a problem. Hope you enjoy this one.
That story about the lido and the bikini brought to my mind the song about the Itsy bitsy teeny weenie yellow polka dot bikini - and now I can't get the damned song out of my head!
Oh crikey now you've got it running around in my head too 😂😂
Glad I'm not alone then!😁
Very nice . Like the artwork , you do that yourself ...?
Enjoyed the ride .. cheers 🥂
*Plough* 🎉
Many thanks for your kind words. The opening and closing sections are mine, the thumbnail of the Royal Enfield by the sea is from a collection of motorcycle brochures and books that I've collected over many years. Pleased you enjoyed it 😊
Good evening Peter, what a perfect video to relax and unwind to. Great to hear about your seaside experiences, i'm really enjoying these reminiscing videos. I recall a few years back when we were on holiday with the kids that alongside brightly coloured rubber rings you could buy large black ones too, your mentioning lorry innertubes for rubber rings brought them back to mind. 😀 The 1000 subscribers isn't far off now and thoroughly deserved they are to. 👍
Gently does it Dave though I do seem to be very gradually millimetering my way there 😂😂.
This wasn't actually going to be today's video! I had partly edited it only. But around 10 last night I thought I'd check the prepared video as I usually do and there was a fault on it. So I had to set to and complete the editing and then upload it. It wasn't actually ready until 5 this morning! Which I think you'll agree is cutting it fine 😂.
In fact it's an ill wind because this seaside one is far better and I've scrapped the other. I'll use some of the best material from it though for next week's one.
Now I'm off to catch up with MM and his scenic splendiferous ride.
Good to hear of your own experiences of those inflated rings - I was always leaving my flippers behind at the lido - mum and dad got fed up with it and refused to buy any more for me! That was the end of my swimming pleasure really - never liked the indoor baths much. Too noisy by half 😂
PS. Thrilled with the Beeline as you'll see next week 😉
Excellent Peter, great memories, fabulous roads.Just need a C12 for the winter now
Good morning James. Many thankyous 😊. It would be a C15 rather than a C12, in semi trail trim... 😅
@Lanes-Explorer5733 I meant the C12 and not the C11 with the dodgy rear Sprocket 😊 C15. I had to look it up. Dear me
@Ainsworth-Rider Oh no... 🙊. I think I'll have to keep an 👁️ on you, James...😂. The c15 as you'll now realise was a sort of 250 cc Triumph Tiger Cub. Had one for 12 years (a tenner in 1970 it cost me) and in use every weekday all year motorcyclist as we had to be then. 120 miles a week I did. Never let me down once and apart from oil changes and mot no other real maintenance needed. Not fast but didn't need to be. About 65 on the level. @hughferrier5837 has a lovely one.
that road half way thru the video is plenty rough enough ; be careful using copper slip ;; if you get some on the outside of the plug it can short out the spark ;;;;;
Hello Simon. Yes it's used as a cut through so gets heavily used at commuter times and doesn't get repaired. With Copper-Slip as with so much else 'Just enough Is exactly right' 😉
Hello Peter, I agree with you of the wonder that is Copaslip, a must use product and also Waxoyl and Solvol Autosol. No workshop should be without them. Is that a BeeLine I see on your handlebar?🤔
Good evening Paul. Yes I wouldn't be without all three either. To which I would now add ACF 50.
Aha you eagle eyed viewer, you... 😂.. More on that particular item next Thursday... 😉
Morning Peter, another lovely ride, I’m of the same opinion as you I’ve had enough of rebuilding old bikes it’s nice to tinker with the Enfield’s but mainly just to be able to ride them 😊 all the best 👍
Hello Mike. I know and whenever I get the itch to get something like a BSA 440 Victor Special to restore I look at my Hunters and think "Nah!!". Enjoy your riding and leave restoring to others, now. 😊. So I MUST keep telling myself that 😂😉
That's a run we did many times Peter from when we had our caravan at Kirkby Lonsdale, such a beautiful area.
Thank you Ron. Hope you are well. Yes the Lune Valley would be very familiar to you with the vast sweep of our beautiful Morecambe Bay as a destination I expect. On a clear day the views across to the Lakeland Fells are just lovely. Good wishes, Peter
Returned from an hour or so riding the Honda 400 about the neighborhood before the temperature gets too hot. It's been miserable here lately at or about 100F. In any event, returned to the garage, poured myself a coffee, and thoroughly enjoyed your video. Many thanks.
Hello Tim. Ah a Honda 400-4. What year model is that? We get a day like the one in the video and next day it's raining and /or cold. Yesterday glorious sunshine, today, rain. I'm out in the Hangar working on Hurricane the grey Hunter as it's the six months service. Nothing much to it really - I just need to check everything on my list. I need to do Spitfire after as I got both bikes within a couple of months of each other.
Coffee sounds good to me ☕☕
Peter, the Honda is a 1981 CM400T. (Twin cylinder, not it's famous cousin the 400-4.) My first real motorcycle. I bought her new in the crate in 1982, along with a shop manual, and assembled her myself at the dealership (who was in the process of going out of business). This was near about Easter. Snowed about two feet that night and buried my lovely new motorbike out against the curb (Montana in the springtime.)
@@FelliniMotorcycle Ah yes I know that model. Great you still have her and enjoy riding her still 👍
lots more :-)'s
Good evening Alex. Thank you 😊
@@Lanes-Explorer5733 Hi Peter, this Thursday ride is becoming quite the thing to look forward to each week, especially as we are in the depths of winter.
@@alexd1759 Really pleased about that Alex. I'll try to bring a bit of our summer warmth and sunshine to you each Thursday 🌞
That was a rare day of fair weather! Is it me or is there something magical about glimpsing the sea for the first time when on a trip?
Good morning Dave. Yes I'm with you Dave. I too find something magical about seeing it. The lighting on a day like that has something to do with it I think, but also it's such a contrast with the countryside you pass through to get to it.
Thank you! 👍
Thank you kindly. Pleased you enjoyed seeing our Morecambe Bay on a fine day even if it wasn't high tide (as usual for me 😂)
Thanks Peter, at last we got to the seaside. It seemed very quiet for the middle of summer though!
Exactly Mick. I know how disappointing it was for you last time - so tantalisingly close yet so very far.. Weekends - no matter what the weather - are just so busy along there but it's very enjoyable midweek. I feel up to watching the second part of your ride now 😂
Exactly! I haven't been near the sea in weeks so even a short glimpse cheers me up 👍 Don't overdo it watching those scary videos Peter, I'd hate to be responsible for putting you on medication 😁
@@5dTraveller You'll enjoy next Thursday's offering from Lanes-Explorer then as we get to share the sweep of Morecambe Bay from a special place.
I always hold onto something firm when watching your ride so fear not 😂
I'm looking forward to next Thursday then 👍 You'll need an electric blanket too on the way back 🥶
@@5dTraveller Hot water bottle for me and mug of cocoa 😊