Here's my wife riding in the Tour de France!

Looks like your has expertly mastered the Newton B. Drury stage without any team assistance, impressive.

Wow, good recognition skills!

Very nice. Where did you get the soundtrack?

Has to be Eurosport with Sean commentating but must a be a few years old. When was Leopard Trek the name of O'Gradys team?

But will have to sort a short vid for this Thread. Must be something I haven't posted yet that is worth viewing.

From here:

Had a nice easy ride out in the Santa Monicas today. Big Steve took a video of us climbing Mulholland.



Beautiful day!

Riding around Lake Malibou yesterday. Gorgeous day!

Looks like a good ride. We've really got to stop (handheld) videoing while riding! Gotta listen to that voice that says "I really shouldn't be doing this."

You're right of course ... one of these days, I'm gonna hit a rock and it will be hospital time. But in the mean time, here is one of the Miscreant and a colleague riding home from work. Life sux. lol

Don't think that I didn't notice that you split the lane between two cars while filming, and panned around to the rear while passing other cyclists.

But definitely a fun little video -- makes me want to make more.

I thought you were getting flipped off at 0:56 but I upped the resolution, and saw that it was just a wave.

That is actually a frontage road that just gives parking lot access to a number of lots (and a 15MPH speed limit besides) so it's not what it appears.

I have no idea why those two SUVs were there! But the two in front of me yelled out to them and were acknowledged before they went through.

I don't really look at the camera when doing this sort of thing ... just point it in the general direction and see what comes out. I had no idea we were waved to until I took a look at the video.

I gotta get me a GoPro or a Countour. Hmmm.

Recent ride on Mt. Spokane with friends. A great day of shuttling: good group, hero dirt and perfect weather.

Be forewarned: LONG (18 minute) video. I purposely only edited out the catch-up stops to give a feel for how long one run can be. This was last run of the day, a full top-to-bottom that strings together 3 unique trails into a nearly-continuous downhill.


https://vimeo.com/69656846?email_id=Y2xpcF90cmFuc2NvZGVkfDA4OWYyNTQwMjk2MmI0NTZjZjczMDY3MTE4ZTBkNTA1MzM1fDE5MzA2MDYxfD EzNzI4OTIyNTE%3D&utm_campaign=7701&utm_medium=clip-transcode_complete-finished-20120100&utm_source=email

Not I, said the little red chicken ... uh ... hen.

Love the choice for the soundtrack. Wha ... welcome to jungle wasn't available?

Thanks! Haha, didn't even think of it. Mighta been good for the Jedi Trees for sure. Was in a very Bruce Brown mood when I put it together, as you might be able to tell.

From Tuesday's ride:

What a let down. With a title of "Sea Lions on Bike Ride," I wanted to see a video of Sea Lions riding bicycles!

^ lol.

This admittedly has nothing to do with cycling, but I stood there mesmerized by it for a good long while.

Wow. Great video. Great soundtrack. I had to watch it all. I'm missing a lot of excitement out there on the Centennial Trail but that's what I'd better stick to. I'd break my neck in the first minute.

BluesDawg, that sure seemed fast for a dirt road. Maybe when filming, you should angle the GPS up so that the camera can read it, and choose only one or two data fields.

Thanks! Haha, I enjoy the Centennial - - and the Trail of the C d'As too; but dirt is definitely in my soul

Phillip Glass?

Yep. From the soundtrack to Mishima. I know a lot of people disagree, but I rather like his work.

It was probably about 25 mph at the fastest point. I guess I could do that if showing my speed reading on the video was my goal, but it isn't. I set it to display the information I want to see and angle it so that I can read it. I have actually rotated the mount a little forward since that was filmed so I can read it better.