You represent the biking community well! Yep, we've all ridden 'characterful' bikes in the past......I absolutely love that stretch of road behind Chesil Beach and the whole coastline in that region is great for biking and hiking. Cheers.

Liked the various stalls and where motorcycle drivers can come and sit by a bench with a table and just taking in the view. Thanks for showing Helmet City that is a bikers paradise..... The cliff against the beach side and the path way that one can walk on the sea sand. The view from the drone of the landscape is just beautiful. That is a bad one of the chain that came loose of the sprocket luckily the chain got free. Know the feeling when i just started driving motorcycle. Had no tools with me had to push the bike for 25km back home. Funny how things like this can take one back to ones own experiences. Thinking about it now brings a smile to my face.

Really like you guys, straight forward no nonsense yet kind, I love the dry sense of humour too, right up my street. Keep up the great vids, 👍👍👍

In my job we say “learning has taken place” good effort helping them out! We have all been there. 😂

Some cracking views here, Dorset has an amazing coastline, nice drone footage too 👍 hopefully those youngsters have learnt a bit about chain maintenance!! Good of you to stop and help them, I hope they appreciated it! 😊

Ohhh, never been to West Bay. That's this weeks ride destination sorted! I must look like a lottery winner to the lady in our local Helmet City, every time I go in there she tries to sell me thousands of pounds worth of kit I don't want and can't afford. If you look at that wall you were riding past, you will see lots of places where the brickwork is repaired. I often used to drive along that road when I was working and most of those damaged areas were caused by cars crashing though the wall.... on a long.... straight..... road. I can't imagine how they managed it, I don't think it had anything to do with booze or other...erm... substances!

great place, I've been going there for 50yrs. On bikes and in cars. harbour lights, great chips and curry sauce.

Good work, team . Onwards.

Good work you two another great video 👌💯💯👍

The best bit on that bike was the grease on the chain Well done for stopping The UK really has got some nice places to stop for the weekend

It’s a lovely ride to West Bay and Poole. The 5 legged Stag is always a talking point when we pass it.

At Westbay a few years back staying in a park home, the bar and restaurant was open to the public and only the entertainment hall needed your pass. It has changed a bit so we might head back there next year with the motorhome and my Rebel as a good friend moved to Charmouth just down the road a couple of years ago.

Well done you two 👍

Another cracking video you two. Little point of interest if i may…..? The statue of the Stag you pointed out as you were passing the long wall, is actually very unusual in as much as it has FIVE legs! This is so when viewed from any angle it seems to have four legs. Clever eh? Keep up the good videos. 😀👍🏼

Good video and thanks for your time in making them. Poor lads, I remember having a chain come off my fs1e back in 1976!!! I pushed it for 10 miles before giving in and calling for help (in a phone box) .. 😊

Awesome drone footage 👏 I hope you educated those youngsters on the importance of gloves and proper bike gear 😖 At least they now know the value of stopping for other bikers #payitforward

Those cliffs look amazing, you guys make great Motovlog videos, thanks!

That chain was shocking!

Back in the mid to late 70s, I witnessed one chain off, and one aftermath of a chain off. I was walking to a youth club with my mates and a bike came along and the chain wrapped itself round the rear wheel. The rider was catapulted into the safety railings about 2m in front of us. The railing was a steel tube with steel mesh. In those days, safety equipment at best was a Belstaff or leather jacket. As this was a hot day, the poor guy was wearing a tee shirt, jeans and trainers. The guy died instantly on the spot, in front of us. His neck snapped on the upper bar as his body went through the railing mesh. The ambulance station was only about 100m from where it happened and one of my mates ran up there. They came immediately, but there was nothing they could do except take the body away. Poor guy. The next time, I was skating (boarding) in the next town at an indoor skatepark. One of my mates came in frantically shouting that had a biker had crashed. We grabbed the first aid kit (I was on the skate team) and ran. This poor guy had been catapulted off his bike into a lamppost. Again, there was no good outcome. These two incidents I witnessed nearly 30 years before I started riding. I never forgot them. It’s why I ride BMW shaft drives.

Nice to see my local rides! Like the drone shots.

Bridport my home town 👍. One lucky lad with that chain he needs to learn a little basic maintenance 🤦

Wish you guys got more views great channel 👍

The strip of sand at 8:18 is Chesil Beach. It's one of the places where the Dambusters tested the bouncing bombs.

The big wall is around our MP's house! (Dorset South)

Dorset looks incredible! What's with the boats on the sandbar? Good on you guys for stopping and helping that guy. Sucks about that chain though.

How HOW can "bikers" ride a bike like that ???? A chain is a basic thing to be checked !!!!

Love West Bay, I live near Lulworth and it’s so lovely to ride round here 🤩 Love going along the Drax Estate road, I bet you didn’t notice that the Stag has 5 legs, so from every angle you always see 4. Well done for helping those Lads, but my god that bike!! He’s lucky he didn’t have a serious accident 😮

I pulled over to help a guy with a dead bike once (ex firechief of Lancashire) ... kill switch turned to off. he was so embarressed but its an easy mistake

Aha, my neck of the woods. I'm in Weymouth where you helped the two lads with that chain. The shingle bank stretches for 18 miles and is a pig to walk on, trust me! You're right about West Bay, gets very busy especially on a weekend. Fair play to you flying the drone over the bike area🤣🤣 If you look at the bit of your video with the cliffs, that fall was only 2-3 weeks ago and looks like there's a bit more ready to come down soon. The estate you went past with the long wall and the Stag Gate......did you notice it's got 5 legs? The view from the manor house made it look like it only had 3 legs as one was in line with the other, so they had an extra leg added to stop that. It's owned by the MP Richard Drax, and with frequent accidents along there, the bricklayer is permanently kept in work repairing that wall. Great video, ride and stay safe guys

Your welcome

Tip for you if you ever see this comment, is to carry some baby wipes with you. They are excellent for removing any kind of oil or dirt from your hands. Always in my tailpack.

Carla O"Riley 😊

That wall that goes on for miles with the three legged stag was built by the army veterans returning from WW1 and when finished the estate owner made them knock it down and rebuild it. The very early days of mental health training. Go figure...