Old boys Bike ride, The Ramsbury Triple BBB, Wiltshire Man 

I'm really enjoying the simple push bike at the moment Donna, but I still ride my motorcycles for when I need to be somewhere quicker. I shall do some more motorcycle vlogs soon enough:)

Cycling will hopefully keep us younger for a bit longer. We have you to thanks for the burgers as you paid for them:))

I sure would like a recumbent trike at some point, it wouldn't replace my two wheelers but would be a great addition for sure

I agree, those overhead shots are weird, also I'm not a fan of the Radio 1 style music, I'd rather have the original background sounds as you would have in real life.

I went out today and wore a yellow jersey:)

@@WiltshireMan 🤣🤣🤣 that’ll do!!!

JBJ Rupert, I would like a recumbent trike and it's on my wish list now:)

@@WiltshireMan Mine is an ICE Q made in Cornwall. Send me an e-mail if you'd like to borrow it to try one out for a while.

@@bucksboatanchors3328 That would be awesome, I'll contact you later Rupert:)

Careful Sandy, you don’t want to be retiring that Tempest just yet. 😜😜. Those recumbents are heart grabbers 😍

@@charlespark7338 Ahh but Charles the bike will always be for my bike packing, as for the Trike, I'd use it for Trike packing:) Yes I can see how they can become a favourite...

Three wheels are actually slower than two wheels.

Thats right Dave, I can cycle for many miles no problem but walking these days is problematic due to a worn hip

You be lucky! Diabetic here from family history. NO PHYSICAL BALANCE AT ALL FOR ME! My Hase Lepus' are both my treasured mobility and my hobby!!! Even possible to put a small/medium dog cage forward of pedals and above the frame on ONLY a Delta Planform trike! Rider can sit side saddle and still swing/lift leg to opposite pedal!

Thanks for the comment from NZ :)

I've not tried to ride one up a steep hill yet but I have heard they can be slower and harder on hills

The 360 camera is a wonderful tool but my PC does struggle to edit sometimes. Thanks for watching:)

Hi Noel, Can't say I saw the email, I shall have to go and check but normally wouldn't miss that unless it went in the spam folder. Charles's trike comes from Belgium I believe but I can't remember the make. They are very interesting cycles Noel I quite fancy one:)

So the rider can be seen by other road users

Hase makes trikes than can be stored vertically, for less storage space than a tadpole trike! There is a 6-inch flip-out lever at the top rear of the seat back.

Thanks for the info.

Hi Angela, Yes I have a flyers ID, I've been flying drones for around 10 years or more. Modern drones are very easy to fly, I can recommend the DJI range especially those with obstacle avoidance

@@WiltshireMan Thank you, I will look into that one. 😍

Hahaaaa Yesssssss:)

I would love a recumbent, there is a lot going for the with regard to comfort but a few downsides too, the main ones are visibility to other road users and not so good at negotiating off road sections especially single tracks, but I will still try and get one to add to my stable:)

Thats a super lightweight bike Neale, very impressive

I use Power director 365

I got a great welcome from them, it was a good event and a nice place too:)

Nice to meet you too Gary, it's a nice ride out that way, not too many hills:)

They sure are comfortable to sit in Ken

I shall get a recumbent at some point purely for the level of comfort the afford. I'm getting a bit of a stiff neck at the moment and this wouldn't happen on a recumbent:)

I reckon they are awesome Bill, I'm saving up the pennies to buy one

Hi Steve, Mandy got a lift there in Lorraines van:)

The trike was great fun to ride Marcus, really enjoyed this day out:)

Thanks Wayne, I thought I would play with a few settings and see how it turned out

I think the idea of a big flag is good when riding a recumbent. Lots of fun though James:)

@@WiltshireMan So true and flashing daylights -One on the Earlstoke road not long ago- no flag stopped in the road in a dark hollow on the phone . If I was driving a HGV I would not have seen him -Silly man

I loved riding the trike Jim, very different, I would love to add one to my stable at some point

Yes I packed up the flying 3 years ago, I did mention it a few times on the channel but people still ask! :)

I thought I'd do something a bit different:)

Hahaaaaa, nice one Will, I have to say though the Charles has clocked up many thousands of miles on his trike, but I think he is careful as to where he rides it:)

Eye-to-eye seat-level height to car drivers here. 25-inch-high seat height option on my Hase Lepus. 6-foot-tall monarch butterfly wing visibility flag too! Once Rohloff gearbox, never any cassette again!

I think it's a wonderful tool but not to be over used

No problem 👍

Hahaaa yes we are all Old Gits now:)

@@WiltshireMan Welcome to the club!

Yes, they are better for the back and neck and arms and you don't get a sore backside, very comfortable for long days in the seat, but I've heard you can get a sweaty back and also they don't go uphill as well as a conventional bike, but then who cares about that when you can just stop and take a rest every now and then, pretty hard to fall off of one:)

Recumbent trike IS far best for one's bad back. Delta planform trike is FAR better for aging, than a Tadpole planform trike! 30+years recumbent experience here on 2, 3, 4-wheel recumbents. 70yo, limited-mobility, wheelchair/forearm crutches here. Never outgrow a delta planform trike (even to/from a wheelchair). Grow oldest, BY FAR, on a Delta planform trike.

@@WiltshireMan thanks for that Sandy 👍 Yeah, not quite so many severe hills in Berkshire 😀👍🍻🍻💐

@@garyseckel295 WOW, very many thanks indeed for for that 🙏🏻❤️🍻🍻🍻 I will investigate that. Cheers, and all the best to you 👍

@@BeercanBushcraft Best trike options for most: Delta planform. Indirect, under-seat steering. 2WD, for running dogs off road and towing children on snow. Rohloff gearbox FAR easier than any cassette, even shift gears while stationary. Delta planform for wheelchair access, NOT tadpole planform!!! Plan ahead. Trikes are expensive. Never outgrow a Delta planform. Delta steering IS as simple as an upright bicycle. Upper arms vertical at one's sides, NOT forward/outward as direct steering. Indirect steering pivots HUGELY isolate rider's hands and arms from road vibration! Tadpole planform IS superior for faster downhill, AND sportscar riding! 95++% better served on a Delta. SW Ohio has largest mileage of bicycle paths in America! Never see "sports car riding" that IS FAR better on a Tadpole!