Finally with a soundtrack!!
#1
09-09-2009, 02:43 PM
Finally with a soundtrack!!
O.K. Posted this up a while ago , but couldn't attach the sound file I wanted , but have now managed to do it , partially thanks to Sir Trout!
So have a look again if you like , I thought long and hard about the music , but in the end I decided this was an appropriate track , unfortunately had to use a lower quality video/sound in order to upload . I'm sure there's probably a way to compress the file and then upload , but I'm bugg3red if I know how
So have a look again if you like , I thought long and hard about the music , but in the end I decided this was an appropriate track , unfortunately had to use a lower quality video/sound in order to upload . I'm sure there's probably a way to compress the file and then upload , but I'm bugg3red if I know how
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xaf...de-med-quality
If you look at the turn at about 1:16 you can see the patch of grit where the poor guy on the Aprillia came off and ended up in the hedge opposite.
#2
09-09-2009, 05:41 PM
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Steven, Two thumbs WAY up for that ride. Not only is the area absolutely beautiful, but you made my marbles hop a few times on those curves. That was exciting. I am so jealous of your environment. When you met that one car on the curve, I frick'n leaned over. I swear you were dragging your elbows. A couple of those curves were seriously tight and you didn't even slow down. That's not a good example for the children.
That was the best. Crap. The bar is pretty high darned now.
That was the best. Crap. The bar is pretty high darned now.
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09-09-2009, 05:57 PM
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#4
09-09-2009, 06:05 PM
Thanks for the thumbs-up Joe
I can't claim to be too much of a hero though , I've ridden that route nearly every day I can , so I'm starting to get it down
I'm lucky to have about a 40 mile circuit which is pretty much all that kinda riding and it's on the 'doorstep' as it were.
I liked your 'face-cam' though , you can turn your head and show what's off to the side of the road , so you get more of a feel for the area , not just the road ahead.
Here's a couple of pics of what I see when I ride
I can't claim to be too much of a hero though , I've ridden that route nearly every day I can , so I'm starting to get it down
I'm lucky to have about a 40 mile circuit which is pretty much all that kinda riding and it's on the 'doorstep' as it were.
I liked your 'face-cam' though , you can turn your head and show what's off to the side of the road , so you get more of a feel for the area , not just the road ahead.
Here's a couple of pics of what I see when I ride
#6
09-09-2009, 06:56 PM
RIP "The Baron of Bronson"
#7
09-09-2009, 07:57 PM
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. Frickin' work computer blocked it and I don't have broadband at home..still on dialup. Nice countryside in the pics though Hawk! I'll have to make do with the still pics..bollocks! 
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09-09-2009, 09:34 PM
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#10
09-09-2009, 09:53 PM
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Hey Hawk .............that was great nice dubbing of the sound too ........
Jules had bettah watch out .............especially when Sir Trout............
gets the 'zipper' cam all ready to roll..................