Epic Scottish Highlands ADV by motorcycle - Monster hunt adventure to Lochness... 

You got to be kidding!! I have been following your channel for a long time, and I was checking your new videos…. From the island of Skye !! I am not Scottish, I came here overlanding my motor home from northwest Spain, and I was yesterday in Forth William and Glencoe! I would like to have my CRF 300 Rally here, but not this time! Thanks for the video! That was great

Great landscapes, amazing roads, thanks a lot for sharing with us, it was a very pleasant watch.

When in Scotland I would personally avoid A9. It's very boring with average speed cameras. If you are time constrain than fair enough but otherwise cutting through Cairngorms - A939, B974 and then A93 is more spectacular. All the best from Glasgow.

Just been in Alba again September last year. The ferry from Rotterdam to Hull is my route of choice and riding/driving through the Yorshire Dales is already heaven on earth. I can handle the weather but not the 🦟 Alba is not a weekend trip for me so I really enjoyed watching your trip 💙💛🏁🤛🏼

Nice timing, we have been there last week. Still a bit too cold, down to 7 degrees in the rain. But still too beautiful to stay away. Nice vid as always...thx.

I love Scotland. Got to say your bike looks mint in that wrap.

Great video as usual thanks for taking me

Nice, well done again. Love it👌keep it 🆙 🏍️🙂

I just had to tell you this story. Recently my son and I were riding the Winona Scenic Drive. It's a 20+ mile dirt/gravel road connecting highway 7 and 9 near Hot Springs, Arkansas. It's a beautiful ride that hugs the mountains through dense forest with amazing views that I've been on dozens of times. I was on my Transalp and my son was on his 890 Adventure R and we were riding along a bit with straight up mountain to the left and steep down mountain to the right. We were both standing and moving along about 25 mph. All of a sudden from behind the brush on the right a good size deer appears and bolts. It was maybe 10 feet away when I first saw it. The deer tried to cross in front of me at a 45° angle but quickly realized it wasn't going to get by. Instead it put its head down and body blocked my right side. It contacted the fairing, handlebars, and front fender and then pushed away and disappeared into the forest. I had sat down by the time she hit me and somehow I didn't crash. I have a scar on my fender, my bodywork is slightly tweaked off center and I think my bars are slightly bent. The only injury was a very sore right hand and calf that made contact with the idiot deer. Well that's my story, I thought you'd enjoy hearing about it. Cheers Keith

"Four seasons in a day." So very true for Scotland. Still, I love it to this very day. Still hope to return. Seems like you had tons of fun up there. Regarding that monster: you sure it can't appear and disappear at will? Good luck hunting him. Or as we say in Germany "Waidmanns Heil".

13 minutes well spent, enjoyed the video Thanks

Hi great vid as usual Scotland is great if the weather plays ball that's a big if may and early June can be freezing

Just come back to Yorkshire after a trip to the Shetlands. Rain but my God would i do it again? Yes of course its Scotland. Be Brave!

Absolutely awesome video!

Welcome back. Great video 😎👍

Another quality video! 😁😁 brilliant!

Good job as always

Beautiful ! Wonderful edit. Thank you for sharing

Nicely done.. thank you for taking us along. Some terrific views and encouragement to head north. Cheers

Great video. Scotland is on my bucket Travel-list. Cheers from South Korea

Great Adventure, Nice Film. Looking forward to the next (dry) one

Awesome video as, Nice to see you in Scotland. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Great video. Love your humour 😂

Nice 1 mate

Yey, missed another episode 😁 Finally !

And it's still bucketing up here!!!!

Excellent video, please, keep them coming. One of the most entertaining channels on RU-vid

Great vid and edit, really enjoyed that! 👍

Top-drawer vid as usual!

Always appreciate your videos. Thank you from Snohomish Washington USA.

My daughter is going to Glasgow for college, moving out from Costa Rica. I guess I won’t share this video to her…

Hey bonny lad. Great to see Steve back on your video. Bianca is dying to go to loch ness. Something in your video made me remember something we did when we were bairns. Remember when we were 18 and got lost in your car. We ended up at the English/Scottish border and we ended up having a snowball fight around that big border rock.happy memories of happy times. Great video cupcake👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Very reminiscent of our bank holiday trip to Scotland 😂 Great video 👍

What a excellent video and channel, Me and my father always look forward to see your films. I recentually also started a youtube channel of my trips and works in the garage. Welcome in and look for the videos I put up for you. Take care, drive safe !

That was the Scottish Summer, man up! You want to try living here, every ride is a wet adventure! See you at ABR

omg i think i pass u on my ktm 1190 r as i live in pitlochry i saw u standing at the bp there. wow small world. so happy u stop buy. i love where i live. adventure biker hevan.

Go ride in the 'Alps' as nice as Scotland is, there's no comparison.

More please

What’s a bit of rain ! 😂

great vid ! but Scotland on a bike was removed from my bucket list 🤪

Really enjoyed the journey. Which helmet & action camera do you use?

have i missed something, or will you do a video explaining what happend to the Tuareg and how the KTM is?

Nice as always ! What jacket and pants are you wearing on this video ?

Hey, quick Question: In the states, we do a little hand wave, left hand down low, when we see another biker, but y'all (UK) ride on the other side of the street, so what do y'all do? Can't take your throttle hand off (unless you have cruise control on).

if we didn't ride in the rain we wouldn't bloody ride, never more true than in 24 on the british isles -

well , i see that you change bikes like tshirts !! How is your experience with ktm until now?? Is the best from others you had have ?? its superior ?

Living and riding in the United Kingdom without rain gear is like living in Phoenix AZ without sunglasses - poor form sir! :poke: 109+F, dew point over 60 degrees; the bike is parked. If it's cold out I have heated gear, but cooling is whole 'nother problem......which my car solves brilliantly. :^) Dang! I wish the US had that color scheme for the Transalp - I'd probably get one. We get black. Very boring looking.