Glencoe Massacre VIII 2015 photos so far...

[carelesschucca]

I have about 8 hours of footage from the whole weekend to try and sort through zzzzzz

I also didn't get many photos from the GM but about 200 from the Add On.

[L3nny]

Originally Posted by carelesschucca

I have about 8 hours of footage from the whole weekend to try and sort through zzzzzz

I also didn't get many photos from the GM but about 200 from the Add On.

A lot of it will be of me failing epicly to keep up with you though so that should be fun

[Richie]

And a couple of Pano to finish off on

[Artful]

Very nice pics Richie

Awesome pics and vids! I have many vids and pics I can sort out, soonish...

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?...1&l=2cb9be156d

Hopefully that works, just some pics from my full 6 day trip

https://youtu.be/affk6Rkq2Co

Start of the GM run, North side of the Kinlochleven loop. Unedited video which is basically me trying to keep up with Dean! Apologies for bumpiness, mostly the road but also partly lack of little rubber damper thingy on my Go Pro mount and my top fairing still moves a bit it seems.

Also the part where I randomly slow down is due to Kirsty on the back tapping my shoulder to try and tell me how bumpy the road is. You can see I take this on board and slow down for hmmm, about 45 seconds? Really need intercoms, or maybe I don't, if you know what I mean...

I used to sit on Deans tail on ride outs when I had the SV, but he can do that all day long and still be in control, whereas I was having fun, but pushing too hard if I am honest with myself. Nowadays I let the riders at the front go and sit middle of the pack somewhere. Crashed the SV 3 times in 5 years of ownership, had the Daytona 5 years and never crashed it, so backing off has paid off.

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[JamesMio]

Just flicking through Richie's pics now - these are brilliant fella!

Originally Posted by Fordward

I used to sit on Deans tail on ride outs when I had the SV, but he can do that all day long and still be in control, whereas I was having fun, but pushing too hard if I am honest with myself. Nowadays I let the riders at the front go and sit middle of the pack somewhere. Crashed the SV 3 times in 5 years of ownership, had the Daytona 5 years and never crashed it, so backing off has paid off.

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To be fair I was being reasonably modest, I was pretty comfortable at that pace and was generally quicker and still happy when minus pillion. Tempting fate here but I have never crashed outside of a city centre where another vehicle (read, idiot in a car) was involved...