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    L’EROICA WARM UP – VINTAGE BIKES AND YUMMY FOOD – Day 4 in Italy with Grand Tours Project



    This day really got us in the L’Eroica spirit! Another fabulous day in Italy where we fell in love with the place even more.

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    If you’re riding, enjoy it and stay safe x

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    4. John Dutson on

      It looks fantastic, another great vid, Cols mate's sandwich looked massive, did he eat it all!!!It just goes to prove what the cycling community/companies think of the pair of you. Fantastic and well deserved

    10. 333wheeler on

      Flicking your foot into the clip becomes second nature after a few Weeks practise. Some guys used to weight the back of pedal so it tipped to level up easier. Some of the paintwork jobs on the classic frames really are desirable. Think ahead a bit more as well with down shifters if new to them if the course is tricky up and down etc. Should be good fun if a little dusty 🙂

    16. Michael Smith on

      Life is a dream Amy, so make it a beautiful one doing what you love. Cute look in the sundress. Good to see Kyle eating something other than pizza LOL. I am loving this trip and videos. I see more adventures coming, so prepare to be mind blown in a lovely way Amy. Crazy cool swag tin! The jig at the end was spot on perfect. I can't wait to see the next one. TTFN and keep spreading that good energy around.

    17. jeff tewson on

      Steel is real ! I ride an ancient Olmo as well as a 1980 Pinarello. You can keep your aluminium and carbon fibre !! Steel has elegance and style, as well as durability.

    18. Rodney Bannister on

      Blast from the past old school bikes. I used to ride 53/39 with 11/23 cassette as a kid and got up all hills local to me in North Yorkshire. How times have changed. I puff and pant on small hills now with a dinner plate rear cassette. Saying that i was about 5 stone lighter but I still love it and that’s what it’s all about. Superb video again 👏👏👏

    22. R D on

      Great video, really interesting and vintage cycles look fantastic, takes me back to my youth when you made a racer from parts found in the woods.

    23. Gulf Coast Living on

      Too much fun!!!!! Riding the Bikeasaurus Rex with squeezee brakes and the giant tube pump. My first road bike had shifters on the down tube…and I had never heard of bluetooth. Haha. However, if you wanted to shift from big to little you just cranked that lever and smashed the pedals.

    24. Capt. Bongo on

      Miss Amy, Glad to see both you and Kyle are still having fun. The open air market looked like a grand place to shop. I would be broke leaving there. Kyle rocks the old school bikes like a champ. I say you should get him one for the holidays. Looking forward to your next post. Enjoy!!!!!!!!

    29. The Camping Astronomer on

      Now those are proper bikes 😊.
      I had a steel Mercian made for my 50th birthday a few years ago, and had bosses put on the downtube incase I wanted old skool gear levers. I must say, I am tempted to fit them now.

    30. stevie g on

      Good seeing the vintage bikes. I joined the Cyclists Touring Club in 1985 and started riding on a heavy Raleigh Alpha Sport. Saved up and in 1986 bought a Raleigh Granada handbuilt touring bike costing £220. It came with a signed card and photo from the man who built it in the Raleigh Specialized Lightweight Unit, which also built racing bikes. It had Reynolds 531st main tubes and 531 forks, which gave a nice responsive springy ride. Both bikes also had 27 inch wheels before 700c became standard from the early 1990s.

    31. HopeandKindness on

      Thanks for sharing Amy and Kyle ♥️🫶♥️🫶♥️
      Looks amazing .. fun overload ..🍎🍎🍎🚴‍♀️🚴‍♀️🚴‍♀️🚴‍♀️🙌♥️🫶

    33. Saxtoo on

      Bloody Norah… A Taste of Bankruptcy Tour more like €€€€😳 I'll have the free trip around Tesco car park please.

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