Railway tunnels and Viaducts explored on the Cyrusher Kommoda E-Bike 

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I walked the Monsal trail nearly 40 years ago from the Monsal Head to Millers Dale, the tunnels were blocked so it was do down to the river side. I remember the remains of several water mills along the route, beautiful route.

Martin you need to get a Stanley flask, They're all metal and can't break. Bit more expensive but you only need to buy it once.😀

Monsail trail is beautiful. The sunset from the head is special.

Love the Monsal Trail, walked it a number of times now. First time was when the tunnels were still closed off. Need to do it again.

Another great video, and YES keep displaying those maps and old photos.

Try some bikepacking Martin- put a tent, sleeping bag and some camping kit and go for a bike ride, wild camping along the way. Grat fun and a proper explore.

Great video Sir. James is a star in the making, and very wise in wearing a safety helmet on that rocket propelled bicycle. health and safety apart, the scenery is stunning and the railway architecture speaks for itself. Thank you for evoking some truly magnificent memories of our wonderful railway heritage. I challenge you to bake some home made pastries for the refreshment section of your next video. Come on. Get baking. Let's see some Manchester tart coming out of the tuck box. Some Parkin or some bonfire toffee.

Sundays with you and the crew, how relaxing. Lovely trail and the bike was very impressive.

A really fun departure from your usual outings to be biking through tunnels instead of wading or crawling. That bike looked super nice and sturdy, but great to be able to hire one too. Greetings to all of you renegades, and a demerit to James for smashing the brew flask! 😡 Gorgeous scenery and what a great day for it! A grand day out! And I almost felt I'd been there. 👍

Third RU-vidr I follow to be given an e-bike to promote.

Its a great ride ive done a few times. The wind rushing thru the tunnels on a hot day is a blessing

That mudguard on the front of that leccy bike is on backwards mate, good vid as always Daz.

What a lovely day out , countryside and beautiful infrastructure, very cool . Absolutely loved the second station and that pic of the viaduct construction is mind blowing 🤯😍😍 Love the bike and it’s in our channel colours 😏🟧⬛️🤙🏽🤙🏽🧱👍🏼

What a fun day out. Fab bike. Beautiful scenery and weather. Loved the viaducts and tunnels. Absolutely superb. Thank you.

Great video again prompting many happy memories. A mate and I used to camp just down the road from Miller's Dale station and spent many happy evenings in the Dale Hotel pub just below the station. We often met up with fellow walkers and climbers from Manchester, Nottingham and Stockport some of whom were known, collectively, as the Mole Herders - God knows why. An important part of these events was to warn the landlord and landlady Percy and Dorothy) that we were coming so that they could get additional beer supplies in. I think the pub staff and regulars enjoyed the additional company although I recall getting to the pub first and on my own on one occasion to be greeted by Percy with 'Where's t'other bugger?' Happy days.

Go there often, love the tunnels, views are fantastic 👍

So happy they preserved the roadbed for walking and cycling. Sometimes they get it right. The scenery is almost as beautiful as you five guys are! lol

Lovely part of the world Martin, nice to see you all together in the Peak District really enjoyed the video, thanks for posting.

Fantastic Martin and gang, once again.

Cracking Video Team. Love it.

Martin and gang, good to see you picked a lovely day for another play in my backyard. I get the opportunity to see the beautiful views daily. A few years back we cycled all the way to Bakewell from Millers Dale and James is spot on with the incline as we found out on the return journey, great video, thanks again 👍

Guess this is going to be great

'Lock the doors and windows Martha, he's joined a bike gang!'. 'He ain't so tough, Henry, he's put the front mudguard on back to front'. Only been to Monsall Dale twice, once in 98 on the mountain bike, once with my folks in the 60's. Peaks, type 2's and the Blue Pullman in the wild.....years later passing the bit at Blackwell Mill and the old station there on the curve, going on the odd job to Buxton, seems ethereal and dreamscape now. The atmosphere on the route in a freezing fog is truly something else, you can feel the weight of the silence. BTW there is likely a way to unlock the 1Lw of that motor, but bye bye battery!

Amazing episode Martin and the team, the old abandoned railway are absolutely amazing places. We have some amazing one's here in New Zealand, sadly because all the abandoned railway back in the 60s and 70s,

Excellent. Thank you lads so much.

This video made me feel old. 20 years ago I abseiled off that arch at 13:44.

Brilliant video Martin and gang. Thanks very much. I hope to see you guys exploring the Tissington Trail soon. If I remember it actually has a station in common with the Monsel Trail too. Anyway, thanks again for the great content.

Bean on the train from Buxton to Millersdale in the 60s and walked down it many times a great video Martin

Gorgeous place

Whenyour having a moment you know its time for a brew 🥰

Nice looking bike right there Martin. Love exploring rail lines.

Wicked adventure, watching it now' 🙏🏻 lovely bike 🚲👍🙏🏻✌🏼

What a great trail, I've spent time at Millers Dale and never new the old line was there. Great video again. The problem with all ebikes is the cost, £1200 more than I've ever spent on a bike. Thanks again Martin for taking us along. God bless

Thanks you Martin for nice video see you next time

very enjoyable video, looks like you all had a great day.

Enjoyed this. Don’t forget the Medlock and the waders though. Disappointed, no spiders in the tunnels.

Great video I've walked most of the Monsal trail last year it's just fantastic but walking through the long tunnel in the middle of the week with no one around is something else it seems to go on forever when on foot. Those viaducts and tunnels are just amazing to look at well worth a visit.

Great video yet again Martin and gang... but please put the front mudguard the correct way... my ocd kept me looking at it every time the bike was in shot 😂😂

Love the Monsal Trail. We've cycled it a few times. A lovely part of the world. 😊

Thanks Martin

This was a lovely video. You do live in a great part of the country.

Good video, thank you.

That looked a lot easier than when I walked it a few years ago. All the tunnels weren't open and I had to climb down the stepping stones then climb over each tunnel to follow the route. It was a full days walk.

Top notch video as ever guys ❤

Did the trail on the Sunday of the Bank holiday weekend in August it was great fun!

Enjoyed it guys nice one 💥👍❤️

I spent many months back in 73 in Monsal fever hospital at only a few months old, with gastroenteritis they said id not live long. im now 50 💪

Your front mudguard is on back to front 🚲 great video 👍👍

Really interesting Martin and thanks for the Hadden Hall reminder. I saw that video a while ago. Amazing to think what the tunnellers had to go through. Getting an e-bike too! Convinced 👍. Nice one rkid

If you type Miller's Dale painting by John Austin GRA, you will see a super view of this place in its steam days.

22:55 That's some lovely engineering!

What a great video, and that eBike was fantastic. I would love one, but nowhere to store it.

Been watching for 4 years and then I worked with James 🤣🤣

Great video Martin et all. Ridden this one several times in different seasons, always something different to see especially with Aurumn die back. Peak District is superb for riding or walking.

Ding doing the witch is dead.... Classic, love the interpretation James, brilliant 😂

Enjoy while you can because this is listed as a closed line not an abandoned one meaning that it could be reopened at future date if it was required.

Hi Martin. Another great video. However, you appear to have put the front mudguard on back to front ! 😂

Go on the woodhead rail track to woodhead tunnel, the scenery is stunning you get on at hadfield station you will love it👍

Great video as always😀. Tell James to get himself a proper bike lock - the Abus Granit X Plus 540 is a sound investment. Mine has lasted over 10 years.

Great video, pity you did not make it to the headstone viaduct and Hassop station. Missed out on a treat there. And, your front mudguard is the wrong way round!

Regards from Sweden

Hiya - Your now in my territory - On the M. T. - should of asked me to come along too!!! I know it too well - I have tried to cycle on my Mountain Bike next to those Stepping Stones!!! 😉🚂🚂🚂

Martin, you are so lucky to live in a place with so much history and great countryside to explore -- you will never runout of content for your channel. Where I live is great, but the history only goes back to about the late 1890's. The unboxing of the bike reminded me of the "flashlight / torch" unboxing, that must have been a few years back now? It looks like you had a perfect day for today's explore, wish I was there to also enjoy. Also, great use of old B&W photos to help tell the story. I see that as a child James's family didn't provide singing lessons. mike......

Congrats guys, ebikes and scooters are the future - they enable further adventures and for less effort, and don't make any noise or pollution... I got mine 8 years ago and got rid of two cars that I didn't need anymore in the city. Love it to bits!

If you're ever back down that way Martin there's an old mine you can access in Bakewell just off Holme Lane by Holme Hall. It's In a bit of a crevasse and the temperature drops massively as you approach the entrance its worth checking out.

I rented a room in the stone houses shown near the beginning way back in the 90s. Never again. Spookiest house I have ever lived in. The whole area has a strange vibe. Love the bike and not as expensive as I thought.

Ah, brilliant. Something decent to watch 🤛🏼 watch later after tea, with her in doors 🚪🚪✌🏼🤛🏼 hope you're both well 🙏🏻

Keep the E-Bike well secured and with the most expensive lock you can find. I recently read an article in The Guardian about increasing cycle thefts. The police are getting flack over it because the have up to now treated cycle theft as a minor crime but it is not so minor if you are miles from anywhere when some toe rag takes your bike. I bought a length of bolt cutter proof chain from the motorcycle dealers that used to trade at the Whitworth Street end of Deansgate. A policeman coming round to give advice suggested chaining all my bikes in my garden shed together to make removal almost impossible. Of course the thief could use a battery powered angle grinder but I think you would notice this and in any case our dogs then and now would go ballistic at a stranger´s presence around our house. The lock and chain I used was very heavy, a noticeable presence in my panier but essential. U shackle locks are a waste of rime as the steel can be smashed open or prized apart with a small car jack. Obviously no security is 100%, you can only make life difficult and slow the buggers down.

Hi Martin a great video as usual. But it looks like the front mud guard is on back to front on your E-Bike. If it rains your going to get sprayed with water of the front wheel.

Bike looks a lot of fun Martin. What a beautiful location with some stunning railway architecture

Good review of the bike, well done!! Looks a very interesting trail, those double viaducts!! Amazing stuff. Have a great weekend!!

That kiln looks like something from the middle earth.

Brilliant video, brilliant trip along that disused railway. I loved it. Full marks to James for having a helmet - He aced it. Well done. Lovely to see you had a spectacular day weather-wise. Really liked this video, and the Cyrusher looks absolutely fantastic. I would love one. Cheers

Geees oki will Buy one!!!!

Good for you getting an ebike. I'd never go back to a traditional push bike. It's so much fun and such a great way of getting about.

Great fun pity I can't join you all

You must try the bollin tunnel at the airport. Real peace of engineering that

Very nice of Martin to let James have the bike. That's a £1,300 gift.

If you're thinking of doing the Tissington trail to Ashbourne, then start at Ashbourne, as it's slightly uphill to Parsley Hay. My son and I recently did it, a nice enjoyable ride to Ashbourne we thought, easy peasy.... until the return journey 😮 Monsal trail is good but can get very busy with walkers and cyclists are all over the place not heeding "keep to the left" .

Brilliant adventure for all the lads. I have an ebike (Electric Bike Company, USA) and love it - I bike more now than ever before, and am planning more adventures.

What a great video; superb scenery, the obligatory brew stop, and even a cameo by Timmy. The trade mark "run James" and "see yin a bit" to end with, had me looking forward to the next adventure.

Great video, Martin and the crew👍

That sky at 22:08 looks like a Bob Ross painting 😂 great video as always Martin and thanks for creating and sharing your content with us all 🍻🫖🧁

That E-Bike would be a pain to hump up the stairs to my flat. I have folding E-Bike, an Electric Brompton, which is brilliant, and it puts a smile on my face every time I ride it.

That was fantastic thanks Martin. Beautiful bike looks like good fun. Loved your journey today and that pic of the via duct. Thanks for taking me along. Please take care

Nice job, the ebike looks fab! I can't believe you did this ride - we were going to do this with my family a few weekends back, after my wife and I had a short walk along a section at the Headstone viaduct when we in the Peaks for her birthday in July. Unfortunately something cropped up that weekend and didn't go but we will definitely come next spring! Loved the pics of the viaduct being built and the old stations, super stuff!

Great video as usual but please be careful of the e-bike battery charging! See your link and battery charging advice in the company web site. Best regards from Oz.

Love u all ❤❤❤❤

What a great video Cheers guys , i am in the process of looking for an e bike so this has come just at the right time many thanks , BTW we at the Cheddleton flint mill have had a few more visitors because of your visit many thanks for that , keep up the good work

What a video really enjoyed that! Been a while since I’ve seen a full length vlog that bike looks great 👍

Viaduct 13:33 reminds me of the canal aqueduct over the River Goyt at Marple. Same designer perhaps?

I got a very large flask and filled it up with coffee and at the top of win hill sat down got out the flask and a sheep sent it rolling , never even got one cup out of it before breaking it lol

Martin try the Transpennine trail good long trek and you can stop off at Lymm dam for a pint on the way

Its similar to the Himiway bikes, I got a Himiway Cruiser in April after the arthritis in one of my knees stopped me using a pedal bike. Never looked back and have clocked up 2000 miles since. Great for us older folk with aches n pains. PS keep sharing your stuff with us. Love it.

Worlds gone safety mad helmet not for me great video as usual 😊

I always associate the line with the blue Pullman sets which were maintained at Reddish electric depot .

Try the derwent trail round the howden and derwent dams 14 miles all the way round only about 40% road good test for the new bike 😉

I'm probably the only person who hasn't gotten one of these

Hi Martin another great video I've recently got an ebike a giant it's great fun if you ever fancy filming round daisynook on the e-bikes give me a shout look forward to your next video thanks