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The ride around the airport has really improved since I filmed this. Time for another video!

No It is a lighthouse on a cliff

@@bikenbeers Copy. Thanks

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Ha Ha. It might look like we were going fast but we were at least 15 kph Under the speed limit. Cheers

Sorry for the delay in replying, Ive been traveling. Attached is the strava link to the ride I did around Coffs Creek. it's pretty well signposted so should be easy to follow even without this strava link - www.strava.com/activities/8132853899

Thanks for the comment, sorry for the delay in replying, I'm travelling atm. Yes it really was a strange time and I was lucky enough to live close enough to the city to get out and ride around deserted streets. Sydney really is a wonderful city.

It’s not an e-bike. It’s a Recumbent Bike. Just a different way of enjoying cycling.

@Bikenbeers are you riding a recumbent ?

@@dylannelson5836no I’m riding a road bike. I just filmed the guy riding the recumbent bike as i thought it looked pretty cool

Sorry for the delay in responding. I had the 360 Camera mounted directly on my handlebars. That way I could shoot forward and also back at me.

Thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed the video. There are plenty more similar videos on my channel if you get a chance to watch them. I'll be posting more in the coming months as I'm off traveling again. Cheers.

Thanks for the comment. I discovered the Fernleigh Track by accident a few years ago and now every time I go up to Newcastle I always make sure I ride along this track. Such a pleasant and varied ride. For this video, I used my GoPro mounted on my handlebars. I think it was a GoPro 3+ or maybe even a GoPro 7, but definitely a GoPro.

@@bikenbeers No worries at all. Thanks for the info regarding your camera. See you on the Fernleigh one day!

Yes, we always have fun with a final hill challenge out of the park at the end of our rides around Centennial Park.

And it’s a great place to visit

Yep

Sure is. Well spotted

Thanks for the comment. I was riding my Focus Cayo road bike at the time, standard crankset and 11-28 cassette. It's a tough climb but well worth it as the view from the top is quite special. Cheers.

Apologies if I offended you. I contemplated taking the expletive out of the audio but I just wanted to portray the raw emotion of being chased by a dog while on a bike. Thanks for your comment.

@@bikenbeers nah I was mostly joking you didn't offend me at all, ig it probably was the dog chasing, it kinda just seemed like he was running with you y'know?

@@travispierce2918 you are probably right, but he wasn't my dog so I wasn't taking any chances. thanks for replying.

@@bikenbeers no problem man!

Seems that way in hindsight but still a bit of a fright seeing something black running past out of the corner of my eye.

I just looked back at Strava for these rides and I was averaging around 25 kph but with a max speed of only 35 kph. Then again I was stopping quite a bit for photo's and to enjoy the unique surroundings. I might never ride there again so I wanted lot's of photo's and videos to remember the experience.

Thanks. It was a great ride out to and around Uluru. I also did a video of my rides in Kings Canyon and in Alice Springs, both in the NT and on the same trip. You can find them on my YT channel if you are interested. Cheers.

@@bikenbeers thanks, I'll check your other videos out soon

Good luck with the Gong ride. I’ve done it a few times

Thanks for the comment. I filmed this on the Insta360 ONE X2 and then reframed it in the desktop version of Insta360 Studio. The hyperlapse is 8x normal speed which you can do in the editing software of Insta360 Studio. I do think the 360 cameras give you lots of scope to choose different perspectives whilst editing. There are lots of youtube videos on how to edit. You can check out my video th-cam.com/video/k4ib97EDXSY/w-d-xo.html for more ways of using the Insta360 camera whilst cycling and in the description of this video, I have several links to editing videos. Hope this helps.

Glad you enjoyed the video.

thanks

Yes it is a pretty interesting way to film bike rides as you can get lots of different perspectives from just the one bit of filming.

Thank you

I just use the standard settings on the Insta360 ONE X2 camera for video and i don't change anything when i edit so it's just all natural. Seems to work for me and the sunlight is pretty bright in Australia.

Thank you.

Thank you. I'm happy you enjoyed the video. Cheers

I used a 360 degree "Go Pro" cycling handlebar mount (like - www.ebay.com.au/itm/165020894465?chn=ps&_ul=AU&mkevt=1&mkcid=28). I had an adapter which I screwed into the Insta 360 camera and then fixed the camera to the handlebar mount. For much of the footage, I had the Insta 360 Camera mounted on the Insta 360 selfie stick and held it in my hand while I was riding. That way I could get the out-front and side-on videos. Hope this helps. thanks for watching.

That's good to hear. Thank you for your comment. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

Thanks Tom

What I like about the Insta360 camera footage is that you can multiple video's from the single raw footage. Just reframe them differently in the Insta360 Studio. Cheers.

@@bikenbeers that's interesting, might need to look into it. I have a so-so action camera and a gimbal which I attach to my bike to film my rides, but this sounds good

@@ridinginryde Good luck. I'm pretty happy with my Insta360 One X2 and I got it at a good price.

What I like about the Insta360 One X2 is that you can take just one shot (photo or video) and create multiple images/videos from that one shot. Also I got my Insta360 One X2 on sale, so I’m pretty happy with it.

Thank you. The "Bondi to La Perouse" video on my channel is a full-length video (about 43 min long) and the "Cycling in Italy - Tuscany Downhill" is also a full-length but shorter video (16min long). Try those. Cheers.

It is a cool city and lockdown provided an opportunity to ride around and enjoy the sights with fewer cars and people.

Thanks for watching. Sydney is always a nice city and best to ride around when there is less people and traffic. Cheers.

Early morning, on a Sunday and in Lockdown, definitely not many people and even better, hardly any cars. Cheers.

Sure is. It’s only short but one of the highlights of the Fernleigh Track.

Thanks. Yes the cycle path around the airport avoids the traffic in the airport tunnel. And the cycle path around Taren Point is just much more scenic than the road. Cheers