Anybody watch GCN on youtube

[Wetdog]

Hey all, I bumped into GCN on YouTube last week and find it interesting, funny, and informative. So I have taken a link and posted it on here, so that others can enjoy it.
Happy Watching and Subscribe


View: https://youtu.be/bDw5-KFuZIA

There are literally Hundreds of Videos on YouTube so enjoy.


Mick

 

[PaddyMcc]

Been a fan of it for a while now, I really enjoy it

 

[Roadrider48]

Me too

 

[Roadrider48]

Try bikeman4u aswell.

 

[13 rider]

Another GCN fan most of my maintence tips come from them

 

[Garry A]

I like GCN. Like how they don't take it too seriously.

 

[Dirk]

I always watch it - I quite like their humour.

 

[jamma]

First channel i looked at on youtube for bike related and had the pleasure of meeting matt when ge was at this years national championships

 

[Danny B]

Found the tips and maintance videos very helpful been watching for the last year.

 

[Stevec047]

Been a watcher of the channel since I started riding back in October. They were the ones who helped me understand how to sort out triming my gears and also repairing a flat.

I liken it to the original top gear but for cyclists with the humour and pee taking.

 

[*Dusty*]

I watch it too, one of the few channels I subscribe to and make an effort to watch.

 

[Gixxerman]

Yep I'm subscribed. I also subscribe to the MTB version too (I forget the name).
Good videos, informative and funny.

 

[T.M.H.N.E.T]

Sub to gcn and gmbn. Love the mates banter and mickey taking

 

[Goggs]

GCN is informative but a tad too much lycra for my liking. I used to like BikeMan4U but his bluntness is in danger of developing into arrogance.

Try Bikeblogger for a different take on this. CJHoyle is also very good, particularly if you're on a tiny budget and just have to keep the wheels turning.

 

[Roadrider48]

GCN is informative but a tad too much lycra for my liking. I used to like BikeMan4U but his bluntness is in danger of developing into arrogance.

Try Bikeblogger for a different take on this. CJHoyle is also very good, particularly if you're on a tiny budget and just have to keep the wheels turning.

Try RJthebikeguy....
He does a lot of very informative jobs on more retro type bikes.