can you guys post something funny please?
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No, I don't. It just looked to me that there was more stability and speed control than the skateboarder. That could be the shake stabilization feature on the camera though.
After reviewing it a few times, I'm wondering if they didn't increase the play back some. That speed on turns is hard to believe.
After reviewing it a few times, I'm wondering if they didn't increase the play back some. That speed on turns is hard to believe.
might be good for the miscellaneous category. You sound like you might be interested in photography.
I covered bike races for a a while - 06 to 09. Most of my work is buried in a 1TB external H/D but I did find one
of my son at Daytona. This was just before entering a right hander at the end of the straight following the horseshoe
which is why he isn't in full tuck.
I covered bike races for a a while - 06 to 09. Most of my work is buried in a 1TB external H/D but I did find one
of my son at Daytona. This was just before entering a right hander at the end of the straight following the horseshoe
which is why he isn't in full tuck.
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That's very cool. Great picture Old Man!
You know a lot more about sport photography than me. Do you think that was another skater behind the downhill road holding the camera?
I'm not up on racing bikes, so I read this blog.
Isn't this the same as your son's bike?
https://www.motorcycle.com/features/readers-ride-beaus-honda-rc51.html
The ladies would say that's hot.
You know a lot more about sport photography than me. Do you think that was another skater behind the downhill road holding the camera?
I'm not up on racing bikes, so I read this blog.
Isn't this the same as your son's bike?
https://www.motorcycle.com/features/readers-ride-beaus-honda-rc51.html
The ladies would say that's hot.
I think the person shooting the video had a helmet cam because the angle didn't change much at all. As with motorcycle racers they are trained to look/focus on where they want to go because the rider will go where they are looking. That's one of the first things taught in racer school. Also the rider with the camera ran almost the same race line as the one in front. I kinda doubt the footage had been sped up - watch the front guys shirt blowing with the wind.
Also - did you notice the 'race pucks' in his palms? Those are the same type bike racers wear on their knees and the really fast folks wear on their elbows.
The link does show the same bike as the one my son raced but all glass had been removed fro my sons bike as required. He hit 187mph on that visit to Daytona.
Also - did you notice the 'race pucks' in his palms? Those are the same type bike racers wear on their knees and the really fast folks wear on their elbows.
The link does show the same bike as the one my son raced but all glass had been removed fro my sons bike as required. He hit 187mph on that visit to Daytona.
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might be good for the miscellaneous category. You sound like you might be interested in photography.
I covered bike races for a a while - 06 to 09. Most of my work is buried in a 1TB external H/D but I did find one
of my son at Daytona. This was just before entering a right hander at the end of the straight following the horseshoe
which is why he isn't in full tuck.
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