Making me sound like chauffeur or smthing

Josh, that one made me smile from the point that I used to live in Melbourne and do all the regular rides, I now live in Bendigo and everyday is like this ride at any time of the day, I’d never go back to the city now, combine that with gravel at my doorstep and the decision of which bike to ride is now a hard one. 😊 Great video they just keep getting better, keep it up. 👏🏻👏🏻 One thing I will say and you’re to be congratulated on it, is you don’t bang on about watts all the time  like nearly every other cycling YouTuber. The watts discussion becomes tiring and for a normal cyclist like me, it just makes me feel inferior. That’s why I love your channel. You just get out and ride for the enjoyment that it should be. So thanks. 👍🏻

Lake Burragorang is actually a man made water reservoir, impounded by the Warragamba Dam.

"The last bit is fucked", I hate all that technical jargon...😂

1:08 5min from my place. Less in a car. Welcome to the South West! Plenty of cycling routes around here, not marked as such but minimal traffic. Also plenty of family friendly cycling infrastructure in the suburbs built in the last 25 years or so. Well done to Camden Council!

In Europe we have an imagination how the landscape in Australia looks like. But its totally different and you said "this is the most Australian view you can get". The landscape looks like in Europe. Its beautiful!

Great ride! Razorback to Nattai is nothing to sniff at! Well done all!

Hi Josh, thanks for posting and of course getting on your bike. I started my cycling career back in the late 1960's and was a member of the Lidcombe Auburn CC for a number of years. At that time  a training group would meet every Sunday at the intersection of Woodville Road and the Hume Highway at Villawood at 6:30am on a Sunday. In those days we'd do the ride you've just done from where we lived in Sydney and 160 to 200km rides were the norm. Of course you'll just have to imagine that there was next to no traffic on Sunday mornings in Sydney and we  almost never had an issue with a vehicle. We'd do rides to Gosford via Wisemans Ferry and Spencer, the Illawarra, Katoomba either solo or in groups all the time happily chatting etc. For myself and many others I know we enjoyed and loved our sport both in training and more importantly club racing on Saturdays. The culture of cycling has changed tremendously over the years because of lots of reasons. It's a shame in some ways that you are forced for safety reasons to drive to a meeting point to start to ride but congrats for getting out there and doing it.

Magic pump for the win again. Still haven't had a puncture since getting one.

Great ride, it's actually pretty accessible without a car. At 6am you can smash it up Pacific Highway to Turramurra and turn off to Bobin Head, then Brerowa and Galston Gorge then train back to CBD from Hornsby

Ah, places I used to cycle in my younger days... Keep them coming.

Yes Josh! The countryside is where it's at! Quiet roads, beautiful scenery decent dose of nature. In fact the more you're in nature the more fun it gets - we'll have you riding gravel again in no time - Hehe - just don't choose the most grueling, broken and rough, backwhacks roads! Head up into the Blueys some more. If you dont like saddle bags try an under the top tube bag, aero and super convenient for grabbing snacks on the move, you may need to change the front bottle cage to a side loader. I resisted bags for ages but after trying them am a total convert. Carrying stuff on your back sucks balls.

great Idea for a series, hope to see more.

FOMO, gutted that I missed out on this ride, let’s go back soon. Love the selection of BGMs and your commentary at the lookout. Dumplings are perfect way to finish the ride off ❤

Cool to see so many animals just chillin on the side of the road

Another great video, this time out in my neck of the woods. Keep up the awesome content!

Escaping the big smoke, waaay out in the sticks 😮😅
Looks nice 👍

Lived in the Camden area since early 90s. Definitely a cheeky route making you go up Razorback that way! Great to see all those familiar roads from your bike perspective.

Great video Josh! I’ve recently got into cycling and been searching for new routes so it doesn’t get dull. I saved your M7 one the other day!

Thanks for the vid. Looking forward to the next.