Cycling to a cafe in Airton The Yorkshire Dales - I'm a cyclist and I live the Pennines 

Nice one Gary, it always looks a great spectacle when a long line of cyclist go through a village and yes the guy saw the camera on the floor as I was parking my bike up. with all of this filming you end up with cameras all over the place, clamped to trees, sign posts etc. I've had my drone fly away from me in the past too and that can be worrying thought when a few hundred quids worth decides it's going back home lol. See you soon pal.

Some great points there Alan. It seems to be that most average cyclists today have pro peloton bikes with a hefty price tag attached to them too and I think in this group we all believe we are in the Tour De France with 10k to go sometimes. I used to ride with Halifax RC and a guy called Mike Benson trained me in the 1980's. He was an elite rider and a good hill climber.

Yes I totally agree there are so many great routes to chose from to navigate your way around these parts. There's a lot of areas around Malham that link in the coast to coast rides too.

To be fair to the driver I think it becomes a 20 mph zone further down this road but yes when they stick to the legal speed limit (no more, no less) it gets frustrating when your'e doing 38mph and have to slam on lol. You need eyes in the back of your head these days so stay safe Diana.

@@MrDazP1adv3ntures You too Daz 🙂

@@diq5386 It's autumn now so enjoy what's left of the sun's glowing embers and pleasant warm afternoons.

That's a nice section to ride over above Tod and Hebden

Cheers Sophie, I had a cracking tail wind on the way home tonight, the cars on the road were slowing me down again. 50 miles is a good distance to keep the legs in shape too. Good effort.....

That sounds like a fantastic day out Ben. GCN or Global Cycling Network film around there regularly to make films and reviews of bikes as they are based in Bristol. Let me know how you get on and good luck buddy.

@@MrDazP1adv3ntures will do mate n I know I have seen quite a few of there rides/reviews/films when they have been near cheddar gorge/ Bristol

Nice one Alan, I get around there quite often, 49 miles is pretty good going pal.

Good point Gordon. It can be a bit frustrating when as a cyclist you can carry speed and the cars slow you down.

Good turn out down the valley pal

Yes it's a long drag for sure

Thanks for watching Lancashire Magpie

Cheers Andy.

This is definitely god's country pal.

Thanks 👍

It is a great feeling buddy but we need to be careful !

If you watch to he TDF they are all at it, peeing on the side of the road lol, one of the lads has a medical condition which means he has to go....... Thanks for watching again Buddy.

MrDazP1 ok thanks for that daz understood , my 1st ton is on Monday can’t wait

@@252Scooby 100 miles, get in ! Where are you heading out to.

That's a cracking ride out there, hilly on the outward leg via Dunsop bridge and flat on the return leg via St Michael on to the Wyre.

Pretty flat all day for us as we don't need to go near the trough, Wizard tea rooms for us tomorrow at Alderley Edge, not done that one before, should be a fast flat one, have a good one if you lot are out 👍👍

@@escorthq5060 That's a place I think I need to get the lads to try. The mine there is also really interesting too.

@@MrDazP1adv3ntures I'll let you know 👍

@@escorthq5060 No worries.