Some of my videos are long. Ok well most of my videos are long. Some are short. All are masterpieces. I call this one.
Day in the life of a tire.....
Some of my videos are long. Ok well most of my videos are long. Some are short. All are masterpieces. I call this one.
Day in the life of a tire.....
I've been inspired by all your attention to my videos. Very flattered. I've decided to increase my posting rate. And. Start a new thread in Foo so everyone can enjoy my motorcycle videos too. All this high quality content for free!
My near death experience. I still wake up with cold sweats dreaming of this frightening experience.
Speaking of dogs. Sometime you bike and sometime you hike. Sometimes you bring your brothers dog and mount your Gopro on it.
This is a seriously fun section of new bike path. It goes right under the Trans Canada Highway. You don't have to be a delusional, narcisstic to enjoy it. But it helps.
My Winter Solstice Commute a couple years back. Good times for sure.
enjoyed this one, thanksOriginally Posted by LesMcLuffLots
after some experimentation i decided to go with a less than 60 sec average for my clips, and usually shoot 1-3 in the 3-5min range.
i have the original gopro hero, and want to upgrade as you have done.
Last edited by BridgeNotTunnel; 03-02-12 at 08:13 PM.
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Spring has come a solid month early in these parts. Pretty much all the snow is gone. Even overnight lows have been above freezing. What is the world coming to...
Normally this time of year, this road is still snow covered. Not this year....
I've moved. I no longer have my super awesome fun commute. But my new commute is fun too. In a different way. I have 2 fun options. One is all paved and one is mostly gravel. Here I am scouting out the gravel option. I'm looking forward to attacking it as a time trial once my fitness improves....
Bridges over troubled waters............
Last edited by LesMcLuffLots; 05-01-12 at 07:20 PM.
Threw my bike in the car and drove for 45mins to get to the Ouimet Canyon turn off. Our tiny version of the Grand Canyon.
The parking structure. The biggest hill close to my place.....lol. Made for a fun little interval workout...
Hooked up with another motovlogger from youtube. I asked if he would be willing to motorpace me. He said yes. We have some kinks to workouts though. He said he would be willing to pace me a couple times a month...
Found a super fun loop to use for a monthly fitness check up......
Oh, here is my weekly fitness test loop.....
Did some downhill fun runs. Well after I climbed to the top....here is part 1. North Branch Road...
Part 2. Kam Current Road........
Part 3. Onion Lake Road....
I cross the railway bridge of death!
I visit the Railway tunnel of death!!!!
Here is a short video of the tunnel that gives a better view. I did visit the tunnel on my motorbike first before I did my bicycle ride there....
I honestly cannot think of a bigger waste of bandwidth and storage than these vlogs. Good gawd man, get over yourself.
Thank you for your kind and encouraging words Toddles. I will try not to let you down.
Here is a tour of family camp/cottage. There is some great riding out there for a mountain bike. Poorly maintained forestry roads with some brutal, one pedal stroke away from having to walk kind of uphills.
Last edited by LesMcLuffLots; 07-30-12 at 10:27 AM.
Ride to Aldina Fire Tower. A very cool place. Yes there is footage from the crows nest.
Last edited by LesMcLuffLots; 10-02-12 at 10:31 AM.
Headed out to Eagle Canyon. No not a cycling vlog. Too cool not to share.
This is the shorter of the 2 suspension bridges.
The second bridge is the longest suspension foot bridge in Canada. Nice.
Did a combo ride/hike up to the top of Indian Mountain. Still editing the whole thing. Here is a teaser of a expensive incident.....
Did some hill repeats on the uphill to Ouimet Canyon. Recorded the last run down....
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