A Nice Weekend

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Hey bluepete - What camera and equipment have you got there, and how is the camera mounted?. The results are spot on.

[Quiff Wichard]

and what views would that be Mel?


you spent half the time i saw you hanging off the bike like a sidecar racer ha ha


not that I am complaining

[Quiff Wichard]

Originally Posted by BluePete

This is what I had to put up with for most of the ride, staring at Mel's **** bouncin' around in front of me. Fair spoiled the scenery it did! (NOT)

Anyway, here it is, Mike will be along shortly to tell us where the feck it was 'cos I ain't got a clue other that Wales!





Plus just so the pause button doesn't wear out,

save image as

and Zoom

the 2 best inventions known to man....

oh- and one handed typing !...

luv ya Mel --- she takes it well doesnt she bless her..

[Bluepete]

Camera is a Fuji F31fd (about £120) on amazon on one of these

mounted on the bars.

[Luckypants]

Pete has flat bars on his pointy, not the clip-ons. So he has a nice round bit of metal to mount the RAM mount on. His vids are usually awesome, that one chasing K on the N Vs South is particularly good (not least cos it's k in leather in shot )

Nice video guys hope il be able to tag along soon

Originally Posted by Speedy Claire

Looks great fun not sure i`d have kept up with you all but you could have waited for me at the give ways lmao

Originally Posted by Speedy Claire

i know everyone has differing levels of ability so thats good to hear... what and when is N Wales 3 'the rideout` ???

Asking about NW3 already? :O

Seriously though Claire, no-one gets left behind. I take the opinion that most of the roads in the area (North Wales ish area) I can ride whenever I like at whatever speed I like, so generally on the bigger planned rideouts I sit at the back, acting as back-marker to ensure that no-one gets lost etc.

Originally Posted by Baph

Asking about NW3 already? :O

Seriously though Claire, no-one gets left behind. I take the opinion that most of the roads in the area (North Wales ish area) I can ride whenever I like at whatever speed I like, so generally on the bigger planned rideouts I sit at the back, acting as back-marker to ensure that no-one gets lost etc.

+1

It was pretty fun sitting at the back for the last one when i did. Learnt about defensive riding, holding vans up behind, riding on other side of road on straights.

Originally Posted by plowsie

+1

It was pretty fun sitting at the back for the last one when i did. Learnt about defensive riding, holding vans up behind, riding on other side of road on straights.

I find I notice a LOT more, and think about wierd stuff when I'm at the back moving pretty slowly. Last time out with melody for example, at a completely random part of the ride (on the second day) my thoughts turned to "wheelie bin by the edge of the road, obviously bin day round these parts, might see the truck somewhere."

I kind of go through the instructions given to you by the DAS instructor, but just talking to myself.

The defensive part only really comes into it when you have to help the person riding with you IMO (like holding the vans back etc).

I plugged me earphones in sang to meself and like ya say i was walking through the scenery and hazards mostly.