The story continues, and in my opinion it gets better and better. Great to hear that you’re enjoying my wee GS adventure 🏍️👍😁

Great to hear that you’re enjoying my video series. Ireland sure is one beautiful country to ride in 🏍️🇮🇪👍 A lot more to come in the next few episodes 😁

Hi Toni So you find my misery entertaining 😠 More misery coming up of a different kind in the next episode for you to also enjoy 🤣 The story continues 😁👍

Hi Frank I’m sure the cabin would have been better than next months bothy 🤔 and that you’re enjoying watching my misery 🤣 More misery coming up in the next episode, but I still keep smiling 👍😁

Great to hear that you’re enjoying my misery, sorry I mean my videos 🤣 Lots more to come in the next three episodes 👍

Hi Mark The weather does improve as the series continues, as does the scenery. I’ve tried to include more about the accommodation in the upcoming videos. The adventure and misery continues but I keep positive and smiling through adversity 🏍️🇮🇪😁👍

Great to hear that you’re enjoying my misery, sorry adventure 🤣 Yes, much better does come, please keep watching. Intrigued by your name, Tiger Rose, do you also ride a Triumph Tiger?

@@tigerness5555 hi. No i ride a Classic 350. Or at least i will when i pass my test on Friday. I am calling my youtube channel Tiger Rose Rides because i am a veteran and my main regiment was the Royal Hampshire Regiment. I have taken the two main aspects of the cap badge, the Tiger and the rose. I also also make electric guitars as a hobby and the page is called Tiger Rose Guitars

Hi Ricki The story and the misery continues into the next episode, yes you’re correct, it is character building 🤣. But stay with the series there is a happy ending 😁 Plenty of amazing scenery to come on brilliant roads 😁

Hi John “All the same with the lights out”, brilliant 👍🤣 More misery coming up in the next episode, but I still keep my positive attitude 😁 Three more episodes to come, the story keeps getting better in my opinion, hope you enjoy them 👍

Hi, thanks for the info, I looked into it. The tragedy of the famine walk was indeed so terrible. Man’s inhumanity to man still continues today when you look at the terrible events around the world. Such a shame that it doesn’t have to be this way. I hope you’re enjoying my video series of the Wild Atlantic Way 🏍️🇮🇪👍

@@tigerness5555 yip I do enjoy watching them Ian, did a lot of ride outs when I was chairman of the North Antrim m c c, have a little 350 Meteor as well as the big Bandit the wee big is so much lighter and when your our age that matters, just returned from the Western Isles and she never missed a beat, happy trails

Hi Mike Yes decent gear makes all the difference, still prefer dry roads and sunshine though 🤣 With the Tiger I would have had the added advantage of heated seat and grips 🥵 More misery coming up in the next video for you to enjoy 😁👍

Hi Bob Great to hear that you’re enjoying my video series of the Wild Atlantic Way. Good idea, I’ll keep your thoughts in mind for future travel videos 👍

Great to hear that you’re enjoying my video series on the Wild Atlantic Way. Have to stop moving my head around as much 🤣. I’m not a professional KZfaqr and try to make the best videos I can with the equipment I’ve got. Always trying to improve. Hope you continue to enjoy the series 👍

Thank you for being so concerned about my wellbeing, thankfully I didn’t melt 🤣 Hopefully you’re enjoying the video series 🏍️🇮🇪👍

@@tigerness5555 certainly am,it’s strange hearing a Scots man complaining about the weather as every time I’ve been in Scotland it’s raining,I live in Ireland so it doesn’t bother me that much👍🏻

Great to hear that you’re enjoying the channel 👍 As for the pannier mounts used on this trip, there a combination of parts. The panniers are Givi items from my Triumph Tiger 900. As Givi do not make a pannier fitting kit for this bike I had to make my own. Full details of how I did this can be found in two of my earlier videos, see links to them below. Hope this helps. Cheers T.N. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n598lKil1Nibn3k.htmlsi=0ltmnL1SrCoYzz2n kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hquXapedkriqoqM.htmlsi=0K0mZukN8XRwWOy0

Hi Michael Great to hear that you enjoyed the video 👍 I’ve now done 9,000 miles on my bike with many long touring days. My experience of the screen is mixed. I like running in good weather without the screen as the airflow is clean and the ride enjoyable. But for longer runs I nearly always have the screen on. It does make the ride a bit noisier but it also gives protection from the wind and rain. I’ve probably done 8,000 miles with the screen and 1,000 miles without it. It’s easy to take on and off, as are many parts on this bike. It’s a great wee bike to tour with, I’m sure you’re going to love it 🏍️😁