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Video of me on my Uly on the Alton Road!
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Author:  Lars1974 [ 27 Sep 2009 20:30 ]
Post subject:  Video of me on my Uly on the Alton Road!
hi guys,

today i finally managed to get a decent run and test the Veho Muvi cam properly.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMg2-O6iB0o

the mounting on the helmet i find works best...least amount of vibration and good field of vision vs...mounted on the bike!

this is my favourite local road - the A339 Basingstoke to Alton.

i stopped also at the local BMW dealer - watch their faces as i drive right in the middle of the forecourt!

wind noise is still something i will need to address and gets sorted...so apology for that!

traffic was relatively light - whatever got in front was quickly dealt with - lol

enjoy
Lars
Author:  Norm [ 27 Sep 2009 21:03 ]
Post subject:  Re: Video of me on my Uly on the Alton Road!
Lovely road, nice video... and good to see the nod to the other riders. :lol:

Shame that you got held up just before Alton. My fave bit is covered in solid whites now... actually, much of the road is now covered by solid whites. It'll have a 50 limit before long too.

Good fun for now, though. 8-)
Author:  boldy [ 27 Sep 2009 22:29 ]
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didnt see the sky once :hehe: great road
Author:  yourguitarhero [ 27 Sep 2009 22:46 ]
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Nice road, but a lot of solid whites. Be careful about overtaking a line of traffic with a t junction coming in on the other side - about half way through your video. I did that once in my car and ended up skidding to a stop 10 yards in front of an oncoming car - felt like an asshole. Could be nasty on the bike though.

You should come up to Scotchland - all the roads I ride on are like that, even when I have to get somewhere and amn't just out for a ride.
Author:  muzza [ 28 Sep 2009 20:52 ]
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member that road col!! that was crazy! :yup: :rofl:
Author:  shudnobeta [ 30 Sep 2009 22:31 ]
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you need to head west young man, get some proper scenery and twisties - come down my way some time and we'll make a day of it........ all welcome of course.

My usual trip nowadays tends to be from the south coast - westbay, to Tiverton, to Dunster across Exmoor - then back again and across Blackdown hills and back home.
Author:  Lars1974 [ 01 Oct 2009 09:36 ]
Post subject:  Re: Video of me on my Uly on the Alton Road!
hi guys,

i did another shorter vid last night...in low light...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VaRG88gcvN4

have fun
Lars
Author:  Norm [ 01 Oct 2009 09:42 ]
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Fantastic choice of music. :yup: I'd push the noise of the bike slightly further up in the mix, though, and put something in that strange 2:30 long gap in the middle.
Author:  Lars1974 [ 01 Oct 2009 10:05 ]
Post subject:  Re: Video of me on my Uly on the Alton Road!
Norm wrote:
Fantastic choice of music. :yup: I'd push the noise of the bike slightly further up in the mix, though, and put something in that strange 2:30 long gap in the middle.


i dont know how that gap happend...must have been the conversion to youtube format...as on the movie on the Pc it isn't....

oh well... you got to hear some wind & engine noise.... :oooops:
Author:  ist [ 01 Oct 2009 10:06 ]
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That is so freaky with the view from the "wrong" side of the road.....my whole body just screams when your going into left bends cause I´m awaiting an oncoming car too smack you!!...Makes me think twice about doing a bike trip to Scotland when my daughter get´s older....forget which side of the road your on and your permanently attatched to a truck
Author:  iwoo9 [ 01 Oct 2009 10:36 ]
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This may sound like I'm damning your efforts with faint praise but I have to say I was impressed with the way the camera handled the low light levels as you rode under the trees.
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