Anyway, there are different places to mount the camera, in this video I've used the mirror stem and the passenger foot peg. Have a look. Tell me what you think.
It's here, on my YouTube channel, Scratch600
Showing posts with label overtake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label overtake. Show all posts
Monday, April 21, 2014
New places to mount the camera
I've been out and about on the new bike, Honda NC750x, and I'm pleased I made the change. Back to big wheels and a gearbox - interesting. We've had the 600 mile service, the next one isn't for another 8,000 miles.
Anyway, there are different places to mount the camera, in this video I've used the mirror stem and the passenger foot peg. Have a look. Tell me what you think.
It's here, on my YouTube channel, Scratch600
Anyway, there are different places to mount the camera, in this video I've used the mirror stem and the passenger foot peg. Have a look. Tell me what you think.
It's here, on my YouTube channel, Scratch600
Friday, August 16, 2013
Another Vid on YouTube
Whenever I ride I always clip on my Drift HD helmet camera. You never know when you'll need that little electronic witness.
On the days I work in Winchester I usually use the M27 / M3 to get there in the morning, and have a relaxed ride home across Morestead Down. On 14 August, as I had heard on the local radio - Jack FM, actually - that the M27 was blocked due to an accident, I decided to go in to work over the downs.
It was a sunny morning, which made the contrast between shadow and bright sun difficult for the camera to adjust to. My view, as the rider, was better than the video shows because the good old human eye works better than the best lenses in that department.
Anyway, of the 40 or so minutes I travelled to work, these seven are the best - overtaking!
I've got a leisurely ride planed for the beginning of September, I'll try and get some interesting footage for you.
Here's today's offering - The Morning Rush Hour
The bike is my Honda FJS600 Silver Wing, and the route is from Park Gate, through Burridge, Bishops Waltham and Morestead on B, and unclassified roads.
On the days I work in Winchester I usually use the M27 / M3 to get there in the morning, and have a relaxed ride home across Morestead Down. On 14 August, as I had heard on the local radio - Jack FM, actually - that the M27 was blocked due to an accident, I decided to go in to work over the downs.
It was a sunny morning, which made the contrast between shadow and bright sun difficult for the camera to adjust to. My view, as the rider, was better than the video shows because the good old human eye works better than the best lenses in that department.
Anyway, of the 40 or so minutes I travelled to work, these seven are the best - overtaking!
I've got a leisurely ride planed for the beginning of September, I'll try and get some interesting footage for you.
Here's today's offering - The Morning Rush Hour
The bike is my Honda FJS600 Silver Wing, and the route is from Park Gate, through Burridge, Bishops Waltham and Morestead on B, and unclassified roads.
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