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Tom Stormcrowe
 
I still need to put on a computer, and the clipless pedals (Those will wait though til I get some shoes ;) ). But, here it is!

I have the camera mounted, and the Aerobars. :D

http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o260/TomStormcrowe/CXhristmas_2008190.jpg

http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o260/TomStormcrowe/CXhristmas_2008191.jpg

http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o260/TomStormcrowe/CXhristmas_2008193.jpg

http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o260/TomStormcrowe/CXhristmas_2008194.jpg

Looks like I'm going to be able to do some nice ride video. :D

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v1k1ng1001
 
I'm looking forward to some T.Stormcrowe youtube vids.

chainzawz
 
Coming soon to a theater near you....a T.Stormcrowe production!

solveg
 
TOM!!!! You're going CLIPLESS????

Tom Stormcrowe
 
Yeppers :D Why not, I joined the 21st century with the Allex, after all ;)

StephenH
 
So will this be the "smoking bents" videos?

Tom Stormcrowe
 
I don't worry about who's faster......

I'm a distance man.;) It'll be nice for riding a pack though.....as well as video record if someone right hooks me or runs a light. :D

Jynx
 
Info on the camera you are using. I am considering getting one for the bike. Thanks

Tom Stormcrowe
 
Oregon Scientific ATC2K

32 meg internal memory and expandable to 2 gig SD. Waterproof too. Sports/action cam.

Mobiker50
 
I still need to put on a computer, and the clipless pedals (Those will wait though til I get some shoes ;) ). But, here it is!

I have the camera mounted, and the Aerobars. :D
Looks like I'm going to be able to do some nice ride video. :D

Tom, the camera looks like a very cool thing, but I'm more interested in the Aerobars;) I'm a few bucks shy of the camera, but have thought about going Aero. Have you had these before?

Tom Stormcrowe
 
Tom, the camera looks like a very cool thing, but I'm more interested in the Aerobars;) I'm a few bucks shy of the camera, but have thought about going Aero. Have you had these before?

First set.....

:D

chunkyd
 
Looking Good tom!! That camera could come in handy for sure!! :)

New Toys are always a good thing!

WheresWaldo
 
Tom I have the same camera, bought it last summer, posted a review on my blog along with a video or two. No sound as it was lousy. I was in a rush to post so other than editing (trimming, it is amazing how much of cycling is really boring to watch) I did not add a soundtrack. I may go back to recording sound to see if I can improve it with some modifications to the microphone (saw mods on the web, but can't find them at the moment).

.Cole
 
Trust me I know, I just spent 155 dollars on tires for my Tarmac and 249.99 for the cassette on my Epic.

Tom Stormcrowe
 
Tom I have the same camera, bought it last summer, posted a review on my blog along with a video or two. No sound as it was lousy. I was in a rush to post so other than editing (trimming, it is amazing how much of cycling is really boring to watch) I did not add a soundtrack. I may go back to recording sound to see if I can improve it with some modifications to the microphone (saw mods on the web, but can't find them at the moment).

I'll be cutting the sound in from uncompressed wav files in post production ;)

The Historian
 
Trust me I know, I just spent 155 dollars on tires for my Tarmac and 249.99 for the cassette on my Epic.

I spent 12 bucks on my big, big bell. :-)

Caincando1
 
Very cool!

Were the aero bars specifically for the camera or do you ride them alot?

beingtxstate
 
Looks great Tom! I have the same aero bars and really love them, though since most of my riding has been commuting as of late I took them off. Too twitchy and can't reach the brakes in a pinch. For longer rides there is nothing better though!

2manybikes
 
I don't worry about who's faster......

I'm a distance man.;) It'll be nice for riding a pack though.....as well as video record if someone right hooks me or runs a light. :D

You probably already know this, but.. lots of riders will not let you ride in a pack with aero bars. The more experienced they are, the less they want you riding near them. Not even in a casual group.

edit: Cool tech toy alerts are very important !! Thanks. :)

The Historian
 
You probably already know this, but.. lots of riders will not let you ride in a pack with aero bars. The more experienced they are, the less they want you riding near them. Not even in a casual group.


I don't think it's exclusively the aero bars. Many cyclists don't want to ride with people either much better or much worse than they are. Believe it or not, as unskilled a cyclist as I am, I've had people, including a BF poster, say they don't want to ride with me because I am too good. (No, I didn't make that up.)

This summer I rode with an endurance cyclist training for RAAM. I started to apologize for not being a better rider, and he cut me short. "Yeah, we both know that. So there's no need to mention it." So neither of us did and we had a good ride.

Tom Stormcrowe
 
You probably already know this, but.. lots of riders will not let you ride in a pack with aero bars. The more experienced they are, the less they want you riding near them. Not even in a casual group.

edit: Cool tech toy alerts are very important !! Thanks. :)

In a pack, I won't be using the aerobars ;) The bike is way too twitchy. ;)

CliftonGK1
 
You probably already know this, but.. lots of riders will not let you ride in a pack with aero bars. The more experienced they are, the less they want you riding near them. Not even in a casual group.

edit: Cool tech toy alerts are very important !! Thanks. :)

I was surprised to have someone tell me on the LD forum about how many people at the Seattle to Portland double century draft while on their aeros! Talk about dangerous...

I used to have aeros on my Trek 2100 which I used as a tri-bike. I loved the aeros for long distances because I could just prop myself up and relax. Tom, I really dig the camera mount at the top of the aeros; I bet you're gonna get some awesome vid with that, and maybe freak a few people out since it looks like a little bazooka up there. ;)

Tom Stormcrowe
 
I was surprised to have someone tell me on the LD forum about how many people at the Seattle to Portland double century draft while on their aeros! Talk about dangerous...

I used to have aeros on my Trek 2100 which I used as a tri-bike. I loved the aeros for long distances because I could just prop myself up and relax. Tom, I really dig the camera mount at the top of the aeros; I bet you're gonna get some awesome vid with that, and maybe freak a few people out since it looks like a little bazooka up there. ;)

I already had a cop mention it......he wanted video from me from time to time.....he wants to get a better idea of how to present to the Mayor how traffic treats cyclists in Lafayette....he's a cyclist as well, and the Mayor isn't. He's open minded though, so it may well make a difference in how the laws are written for Lafayette, since the Mayor, while he doesn't ride, A) Wants to start, and B) wants to make it safer for us while NOT restricting cycling. Cool, huh? A Pro Cycling Politician! :D

2manybikes
 
I don't think it's exclusively the aero bars.

It's not. But if you have them you will almost always be asked not to get close or ride in a pack. It's not even legal to use them in mass start racing. It's not always a problem, but I thought I would mention that it happens to lots of people, in case it happens to Tom.

In a pack, I won't be using the aerobars The bike is way too twitchy.

I thought you were smart enough not to do that. :D
I know you won't, and you know you won't. But people will have this reaction just because they are on the bike.
They think you might use them. Lots of dummies have preceded you and done it already.

I used them for years, they are great for long rides. I finally got to the point where I can put my forearms on the (road) bars and just copy that position without the aerobars. As long as I have good padded bar tape for arm comfort and traction.

It's evil ;) fun to pretend I have them when someone is around and then move my arms to show they are not there.

v1k1ng1001
 
I already had a cop mention it......he wanted video from me from time to time.....he wants to get a better idea of how to present to the Mayor how traffic treats cyclists in Lafayette....he's a cyclist as well, and the Mayor isn't. He's open minded though, so it may well make a difference in how the laws are written for Lafayette, since the Mayor, while he doesn't ride, A) Wants to start, and B) wants to make it safer for us while NOT restricting cycling. Cool, huh? A Pro Cycling Politician! :D

Yeah, i wish I had video of some of the idiots around here! But then I'd be in the police station every week. :(

v1k1ng1001
 
Trust me I know, I just spent 155 dollars on tires for my Tarmac and 249.99 for the cassette on my Epic.

:eek:

teacherbill
 
I had a canon z video camera mounted to my aerobars when I road on the Sky Line drive in Virginia last year. I got sea sick going uphill with the camera taping back and forth across the road, but the downhill video was worth it, you could even here me scream........

Bill

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