Triumph Speedmaster, from Lind Triumph London. Motorcycling to clear your head. 

I’ve also suffered from Severe Anxiety and Depression since 1984 and it has not been fun but with proper Doctoring and medication I’m living a Good Life as best as possible. Cheers mate and Love your Channel. Love from Salem, Ohio US!

Great videos ... Thank you for sharing ...All the best to you !

Great vid, I'm dreaming of a Speedmaster (probably next year). I'm in Devon though so not got the same traffic issues thankfully! Looking forward to pottering through the lanes down to the coast or over Dartmoor. Cheers for discussing your mental health. Hard for a lot of us chaps I suspect. I've had quite a lot of counselling which has helped my anxiety, but I know what you mean about being trapped in your head. Sometimes anxiety for me would make it hard to be rational, I'd feel like I was the only sensible person around me to be worrying so much! Really hope your mental health continues to improve.

Yes, I’m perusing your channel, going back to your earlier videos! 😊 Really enjoyed this video to get your first impressions of the Speedmaster before you eventually bought Speedy. Very cool! Cheers!

Enjoyed the review ....and most importantly, loved your sharing about MH . Keep up the good work !!

I'm an Englishman from Lincolnshire... now living in Wisconsin, thanks for the nod lol! I'm looking at a Speedmaster on Tuesday, cheers for the video.

Hi, love the new Speedmaster, amongst my collection I have a 2015 factory custom Bobster based on the old version. As for your mental health you are brave I putting it out there, I am recovering from a breakdown I had last November and still taking a baby dose of Sertraline every day and now feel fantastic, no more anxiety, panic attacks or depression. I bike every day of the year, well almost, I don't like ice and my I've chains me to the cooker on Christmas Day, sort of! Keep biking and stay safe.

Hi thanks for sharing i too have mrntal health issuse three years now. Funny enough i bougt a speedmaster 2012 and im loving it.Here in Sweden its a shorter period to ride looking forward to next video.

Scooter for London riding and the Speedmaster for everything else.That's exactly what I did when I used to work in London. Also had some great fun on the Scooter too.

Pleasant video by a super nice young fellow

I had a '66 Bonneville years ago. A pain in the ass, but I loved that bike. Lane Splitting in London !!; What a rush !!! Anxiety ??: Just keep riding, young man. Just keep riding....

“Wisconsin”. Lol. Most of the Midwest in the USA has thousands of miles of country roads. Of course you could also just go 30 minutes outside of London too! I suggest you take a vacation to the USA. Take a ferry from Wisconsin across Lake Michigan to the state of Michigan then go north to Lake Superior and then around back to Wisconsin!

Love the Speedmaster!!

I love the Speedmaster (one arriving for me next week!) but it's most natural habitat is perhaps not filtering in London. I think you *can* - the low down weight and relaxed torque delivery is good - but you might want to change the mirrors and bars and maybe even go for mid controls to get your feet under you (though the forward controls aren't very far forward). To be honest, if you feel the need to do all that, you might as well get a Bobber! Most ideal for London, if you still want the Bonneville style, is the T100 or Street Twin though. Horses for courses I suppose. Triumph make a bike for (almost) everyone, I'm sure. Your idea of getting a scooter for London is a serious contender. Let's face it, London riding is all about getting there and that's it. You might find, though, that you just get used to not being as focused on speed, ironically, when you ride the Speedmaster some more. It'll get you past *most* traffic and when you occasionally get stuck for a few seconds, you can just sit back, grin and be content with how cool you look and great you feel whilst just being 'zen' hehe. Re. "Fully committing to the cruiser"? Not for me. I've always 'fancied' a cruiser, but always found them too over-the-top to actually have one. The fully forward pegs with ape hangers 'forced clamshell' position is not actually comfortable, whereas the Speedmaster is very comfortable with just enough bar sweep and peg relocation to allow you to unfold into a relaxed sit. Other aspects of 'real' cruisers are emphasising coolness at the expense of practicality, handling and performance, where the Speedmaster manages to have 'cool' without those sacrifices.

same probelm in thailand; no good save roads in big city area. i''d like pillion bars just to protect the seat from thelocals also

Thank you for sharing both your motorcycle experience’s and a bonus, your mental health awareness comments! Appreciate it you very much

Wisconsin is a great state to tour. However, I do that on my T120 and have more nimble, engaging ride. Speedmaster would definitely be a good choice for laidback touring.

I am somewhat biased as a Speedmaster owner for the last 3 years, so I say do it! When you get more accustomed to it you can filter pretty well, although London may not be it's natural home. It is as cool as penguin p**s, even the guy on the R9T was checking it out, probably revaluating his purchasing decision! I commend this motorcycle to the house.

Good for you fella, talking about mental health so openly. Biking can't do anything but help. But riding in a tee shirt bit to risky for my taste.

Ooh good man..i want it motorcycle you have.

Check out Captian Rambunctious's videos. He drives a Speedmaster all around England......Sal : )

My only comment is this: If you are looking for fabulous country roads to cruise on in the US, try Vermont. Especially, but not only, during fall foliage.

need to get that sissy bar back rest !! ideal to have the back rack also.

The R9t is definitely a better built bike and would be a better choice or the Honda 1100cc Rebel.

I want to ride their but I'd crash 🤣🤣 need to get used to riding on the left side on the road.

Royal Enfield interceptor 👍

we're in shorts always !! so HD's are out and some others that blow out hot air. P.S. Bikes cure mental health.

Sweet bike. I wonder if it would fit a heavier bloke like me. 5'10" 230 lbs. 😁 How's the suspension? She's a beauty. Crack'n!

Funny watching that cyclist… under new Highway Code rules that kind of behaviour will be perfectly legal. And if they get hit - motorists fault.

Buy the bmw 🤟🏻