The experience brought William back to his younger years, when he used to ride motorcycles as a hobby. He began to have a change of heart about riding a few years back because his wife, Princess Kate, expressed concern over the practice.

While visiting Northern Ireland on Nov. 14, the Prince of Wales hopped on a motorbike — albeit a stationary one — after he quit riding because it left his wife “terrified”

Prince William replaced his love for riding with immeasurable love for his family, giving up the hobby entirely. "I'm a dad of

Prince William took a quiet trip to Belfast to discuss his program to end homelessness, visiting a charity center and Ulster University, where he was met with large crowds

Prince William is back on the road, and this time his mission has taken him to Ireland on a solo trip for a cause that’s close to his heart. On Thursday, November 14, the Prince of Wales (surprisingly) arrived in Belfast to kick off a day filled with events supporting his campaign for the unhoused,

Prince of Wales visits homelessness project during Northern Ireland trip - William was welcomed to The Foyer, a temporary accommodation and support service for young people experiencing homelessness.

The Prince of Wales is in Northern Ireland for a one-day visit. Prince William had two engagements in Belfast on Thursday as part of his trip, one facilitated by homeless charity The Simon Community and the other at Ulster University.

The Prince of Wales meets young people who have received accommodation support from homelessness charity The Simon Community. Clip with Simon Community CEO Jim Dennison.