Riding the Enfield Classic 500 to Chase a Steam Train | Pouring Rain & Pure Engine Sound | Scotland

Join me for a very wet ride to Bo'ness to catch the Crimson Caley departing from Bo'ness Station. After riding through the pouring rain, I arrive in time to watch the steam train leave the station before jumping back on the Royal Enfield Classic 500 and setting off to Manuel Station to catch it again. It's a bit of a race against the train, with wet Scottish roads, steam, countryside and the unmistakable sound of the Classic 500 along the way. About The Crimson Caley "The Crimson Caley" is the nickname being used for the preserved Caledonian Railway 439 Class No. 419, currently running as LMS No. 15189 while wearing its temporary LMS Crimson Lake livery. The locomotive was built in 1907 and is the sole surviving example of the Caledonian Railway's 439 Class. It's the flagship locomotive of the Scottish Railway Preservation Society (SRPS). A proper Scottish day out, pi**in' with rain Bike: Royal Enfield Classic 500 Route: Bo'ness → Manuel Train: Crimson Caley Filmed in: 4K No commentary. No music. Just the sound of the Classic 500, the rain and the road. #RoyalEnfield #Classic500 #Scotland #BoNess #Manuel #CrimsonCaley #SteamTrain #SteamRailway #MotorcycleRide #ScotlandRide #RainyRide #PureEngineSound #4K