Youtube users what road cycling channels do you watch?

[mustang1]

I chop and change a lot but usually a selection out of:

Mapdec cycles. Good industry knowledge.
Leonardmlee a really likeable guy talking about his rides and various anectodes about cycling life.
Julian Hutchings. Don't watch as much as his content went all over the place. A good fun chap though.
David Arthur, a down to earth cyclist.
Katie kookaburra, yeah she's got a good channel, quite relevant videos.
GCN but only the long shows starring Dan and Si, not saying the others aren't good, I only watch those when some thing realistic comes up like real life commuters which hasn't happened for a while.
Clint Gibbs, more about cx and MTB
Rob rides e MTB, I really enjoyed his long term reviews of spesh turbo bikes.
Peak torque, highly knowledgeable engineer, doesn't take marketing bs.
Rides of Japan, calming bike channel about lightweight euphoria.
Hambini, a jolly good laugh and the absurdity of the bike industry.
Chinese cycling, I rather like this guy, all things from, well, china.
Mindy, a lady riding bikes in Korea, calming, non English.
Cheeseburger Sally: sally rides bikes while eating cheeseburgers. Just kidding.
Some others but can't recall names. Leonardmlee is usually in my list of videos to watch more often than not.

 

[Windle]

Recently started watching Cade Media. My parents moved up to the North-East last year from Manchester and Cade Media are up in the same area. In one video they went into a Decathlon to buy a cheap Triban and I was like 'Hey, that's the Decathlon near home!' Anyway, they seem like nice knowledgeable guys and I just enjoy the videos.

Another North East based channel is The Rad Gravel Rider, his review of the the Sonder Camino TI popped up on my YT suggestions a while ago and I recognised the path alongside the river Tyne. I've watched loads of them since, they're mostly gravel type rides around the Tyneside / Durham / Northumberland area featuring North Tyneside Riders 'Dirtbags', and frequently ending up in the Left Luggage Room pub in Monkseaton Metro station, a cracking little craft beer place that I keep meaning to visit when on a Metro ramble.