Hawes - Ribblehead Viaduct in the damp

Originally Posted by Paul the 6th

weather looks minging - bit of tribal beats will sort that any day lol

To Hawes it was nice and dry. From Ribble head and the rest of the way the weather was fine. Tim just recorded the wet bit... that was ALL the wet bit. Rest was clear as a wistle.

Originally Posted by yorkie_chris

Poofs

Remind me, who had the heated grips?

[Richie]

was it only me, but when you had the hay lorry infront of you I kept trying to look around it to see if it was clear for you to over take...?

Originally Posted by ThEGr33k

To Hawes it was nice and dry. From Ribble head and the rest of the way the weather was fine. Tim just recorded the wet bit... that was ALL the wet bit. Rest was clear as a wistle.

It was not that bad i second that. Even so i used my waterproof gear a lot

It was fine, I didn't use waterproofs at all and stayed completely dry.

[yorkie_chris]

Originally Posted by Paul the 6th

have you got the dogcam by any chance?

Yes, but didn't get any footage because of the digital recorder being a bugger.

Originally Posted by Razor

Homophobe!

Like you really

Originally Posted by simesb

Remind me, who had the heated grips?

Hazard lights? Shush

I put the waterproofs on at Hawes and had them off again at Settle. Did get a little bit wet but was dry by Settle. To be honest from Tims footage it does like it was a terrible day but that was just the bit he took. The rest of it was pretty decent weather!

Good vids
what was the camera set up you used
only im looking to go to assen in june and want to take some moovies of the trip

cheers jon

It was a 480 PAL type one from RF concepts http://www.rfconcepts.co.uk/helmet_cameras.htm

The AV in then goes into my camcorder. Looks better before it gets compressed for you tube too.

[yorkie_chris]

If you plan to try it out check carefully that your camcorder has video input, mostly all have AV out, not many can use this as an input too.