Great ride with some lovely scenery thrown in. I bought a pair of FLR Rexston gravel shoes in the summer prior to going on a 174 mile bike packing trip. They were sold to me on the basis that they would be good for walking in, if you need to do any hike a bike. Because the cleats are set down below the sole, you don’t slide around as your walking. They are also waterproof and breathable, and they were so comfortable, I never had to break them in before using them on my long trip.
I always think gravel can be accessible to all abilities (and ages😉). You just choose a route that has some smooth gravel roads. It’s great not having the pressure of traffic too. Our roads in Edinburgh are like riding gravel 😂
I’m 60 and with the assist of a Canyon ebike and suspension seat post there aren’t any roads that we can’t enjoy in comfort. I use the assist when I need it and when I don’t I keep it off. Get out and enjoy the adventures.
The building at 6:46 looks like an Oast House, which is a type of kiln used to dry crops after harvesting. We have lots of them in Kent specifically for drying hops, as part of the beer brewing process.
Wow! Thank you 😊 it’s such a beautiful building. I can’t believe I’ve never seen it before. Normally cycle past the road to it all the time. That’s why I love gravel, you can find exciting new things. 😊
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Beautiful ride, thanks for taking us along and sharing your world. ❤️
🥰it’s my pleasure. Glad you enjoyed it 🚴🏼♀️
Autumn colours and a bit of gravel win win🚴♂️👍
I agree!
Nice route. Thanks for sharing. Will add Binning Woods to my gravel bucket list :-)
I’m hoping to get back there and explore it more. Very pretty at this time of year 😊
Awesome footage, especially during the day-long golden hour! 😀Thanks for sharing.
This time of year can be so beautiful.
Beautiful! Thanks again for the route 🤗❤
Enjoy!
Great ride with some lovely scenery thrown in. I bought a pair of FLR Rexston gravel shoes in the summer prior to going on a 174 mile bike packing trip. They were sold to me on the basis that they would be good for walking in, if you need to do any hike a bike. Because the cleats are set down below the sole, you don’t slide around as your walking. They are also waterproof and breathable, and they were so comfortable, I never had to break them in before using them on my long trip.
Thank you for the recommendation! They sound great. I do like the fact you can walk in them for hike a bike sections too. 😊
That ride looks incredible.
The weather really helped. The gravel sections where amazing. Il be going back to the woods for sure.
I’m too old for gravel the roads where I live are bad enough 😝nice to see a new video 👍🚴🏽♀️🚴♂️
I always think gravel can be accessible to all abilities (and ages😉). You just choose a route that has some smooth gravel roads. It’s great not having the pressure of traffic too. Our roads in Edinburgh are like riding gravel 😂
I’m 60 and with the assist of a Canyon ebike and suspension seat post there aren’t any roads that we can’t enjoy in comfort. I use the assist when I need it and when I don’t I keep it off. Get out and enjoy the adventures.
amazing weather
It’s so unlike November! But it made for some beautiful scenery 😍
The building at 6:46 looks like an Oast House, which is a type of kiln used to dry crops after harvesting. We have lots of them in Kent specifically for drying hops, as part of the beer brewing process.
Wow! Thank you 😊 it’s such a beautiful building. I can’t believe I’ve never seen it before. Normally cycle past the road to it all the time. That’s why I love gravel, you can find exciting new things. 😊
It does look a bit like an oast house, but it is Phantassie Doocot (dove cote) at Preston Mill, East Linton.