Royal Enfield Classic 350 | DJI Audio Adapter and Lav Mic Vlogging Test | Pls read description |
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Today, we try out DJI's own mic adapter and lavalier microphone, in a motorcycle vlogging situation. DJI list these as being compatible with the Osmo Action 4, but as I have the Osmo Action 3, will it work ???
This is my first attempt with this setup, so a bit of fettling will no doubt happen in future videos, but as a start point, I think it is acceptable. The camera recording volume is set to -5, and I have increased the volume in editing to +10.
On the previous setup, Camera volume was -6 then increased to +23 in editing.
I don't usually record on motorways, as they create too much distortion at speeds over about 55mph, however, although there are imperfection's in the audio, it's no worse than the previous setup.
I have noticed a "drumming" sound, but I was watching on my television with soundbar and sub. That said, I didn't notice this with the previous setup.
I think my voice is overpowering the exhaust note, which is something I need to look at, though I didn't really want to introduce another process into editing.
Thanks for watching.
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Sounds great Ian, off Motorway the levels of your voice and the bike are perfect.! Great Stuff 👍Hope your over your cold soon. Re the gap around your mic adapter, where i have any gaps that may let in water i use the mouldable silicone gel that swimmers use for ear plugs, seals a treat and is reusable.
Thanks Dave. Yes motorways are a nightmare to try and record on, as is anything over 55mph. Yes, really need to get rid of this cough, doing my bonce in 😂
Glad to see you out and about Ian. The sound of the exhaust and your voice is brilliant. What a result. Bfn Mike. Sunny Wales- Iwish
Thanks Mike. Hang on, you mean you are not basking in glorious sunshine ☀️, well bugger 😂
Sound quality was fine, balance between you and the engine is spot on. Enjoyed that video, keep up the good work 👍
Thanks Nige, just playing around with editing now to see if I can improve it at all 😂. Not one proper negative comment, and I still don’t believe you all 😂😂😂
@@ianhughesroyalenfield if this helps there are a lot of bike TH-camrs that I simply can't watch due to the crap quality of the audio, I appreciate the kit can get expensive etc but your channel has never had poor audio to the point I can't watch. As I say I hope I helps where you are at compared to others.
Very reassuring Nige thank you. I have dismissed the idea of playing around with audio in editing, as that goes against my ethos…. You hear, what I hear. So, I will sort it through the camera settings and mic placement. Thanks again.
Hi Ian. Great views on your ride and "yes", Perfectly clear audio.
Good to know, thanks Adrian 👍
Good one Ian another relaxing ride out - yep sounds good - get well soon mate
Thanks Tom.
Sounds good Ian 👍 listening as I drive so on car speakers the deep rumble of the bike is fab and voice clear. Think DJI lav mic combined with their adapter works well.
Thanks Nick, I think my voice slightly overpowers the engine/exhaust, so might just put the dead cat on, and tilt the mic slightly away from my mouth. Little tweaks are all part of the process. Thanks for your help.
Another cracking ride Ian, the new setup is spot on, it’s clean and precise, especially from one mic, you’re voice is really clear ( you can hear the cold you have 🤧) the exhaust, intake and road noise is true to life, I think you should be pleased with it, glad you enjoyed your holiday, spring is just around the corner buddy 😁 all the best 👍
Thanks Mike, as I have said numerous times, I am highly critical of my vids, so it is rewarding to hear such a nice comment. Really looking forward to dry roads 😎😂
@@ianhughesroyalenfield yep what is it they say an artist is his own worst critic 😂 well after a couple of years humming and haring I’ve finally got a J series coming into my life, finally decided on a meteor, alloy wheels and a incredible price ( moto GB are heavily discounting at the moment) just had to do it 😉 👍
@mikehatswell3961 well that’s excellent news. Which model ? What colour ?
@@ianhughesroyalenfield Stellar Blue, it was a hard decision between a stellar blue meteor and a halcyon green classic, but it came down to the meteor because of the alloys, I know that you can get alloys for the classic but by the time you’ve bought them and a set of tubeless tyres it’s become a expensive bike, if we could get them as standard like they do in India and America on the grey models, then it could have been a different decision. We’ll see how long it takes before the mod’s start and which way it will go 🤔😉 maybe a little bagger or bobber, though I don’t think my daughter would be impressed with a solo seat 🤣
@mikehatswell3961 I agree regarding the alloys. Personally, not so much for the advantages of tubeless tyres, but more so because they don’t have spokes which discolour at the first sign of salt. The rear ones on Clementine are bloody awful, and you know how well I take care of her. 😢
When you get your sound setup juuuust right and the comments back you up. That must be a great feeling. :D 👍
Actually, I didn’t think it was as good as before I changed it, but the comments have me thinking differently about it. I have put a dead cat on and set the camera to -6 in readiness for the next ride. Thank you.
Well I listen through Bluetooth hearing aids and the sound was perfect, level between your voice and the bikes is also spot on 😊
That’s a relief Peter, thank you.
Great sound and quality Ian to me.look forward to rhe nxt 👍🏍
Thanks Kelvin, appreciated. 👍
When you mentioned man flu and girls Ann laughed🤪, good point made Ian. 😁.
Sounds great, no wind noise even on the M6. Exhaust note nice and clear with reverberation of walls etc.
Your voice is lovely and clear too; job done bud, job done.
Watched this on me phone in bed with a cuppa coffee and a chicken sausage sarnie; livin the high life or what?
Enjoyed the midd winter ride; don’t envy you having to clean Clementine though. So thanx for your dedication to us your loyal subscribers; Sir, you are a true gent.
Take care both. 👍🏍🙏♥️📷
Aww thanks Neil, and of course not forgetting Ann. It was just an observation, especially when they throw in that “childbirth” thing when giving a description of what pain is 🤔😂
Glad you enjoyed it, though, if you get the chance to watch on the telly, just skip through, you will see (hear) where I am coming from when I say I need to fettle it a bit more. I would appreciate your thoughts on that, maybe I am just looking for problems that aren’t there. Being one of my longest subscribers, you will be able to tell if it’s not quite to my normal standard. You know me, I aim for perfection 🤨😂 cheers
@@ianhughesroyalenfield No problem Ian, I’ll have a look. Any excuse to watch bike video’s.
I must say the audio seemed very good on me phone though, but I will check it out.
There are loads of people bad with coughs and colds. Ann say there are loads of staff off at school with colds and loads more with the sniffles, just gotta grin and bear it.
Took Ann for a quick spin on the CBF this afternoon; my first ride this year; god it felt good.
Mind how you go my friend.
@mrgrizzlyrides thanks Neil. Spring is on it’s way, and I am sure we are all ready for it 😂
@@ianhughesroyalenfield
Hiya fella.
Watched a couple of your vids from a year back, both Honour and Clementine. Watched a video from your recent trip to Wales.
Massive improvement in audio quality. I’m deaf in my right ear and the hearing in my left is deteriorating. Although I can hear your voice, I can’t always make out what your saying. The same applies to speech on Netflix films as well, so it’s not just You Tube. This is all down to my crap hearing and nothing to do with your voice or audio gear. It’s just speech hearing frequency, so everything else, such as exhaust etc sounds fine.
Watched your latest video. I can now hear what you are saying without the subtitles, so big improvement there. I listened to the exhaust not on all the videos and you have a point. The noise reproduction for the zorst on your new gear is very slightly and I mean very slightly quieter than your last set up and a huge improvement on your earlier set ups.
For me Ian; your new set up is better. I don’t need to use sub titles to make out what ur saying any more. The exhaust noise reproduction is negligible Ian. I wouldn’t of even noticed it if you hadn’t brought it to my attention.
So fella; I think your new gear is a success; I hope you agree too when all things taken into account.
Ride safe bud.
@mrgrizzlyrides well that’s good news Neil. I will try and see if I can tweak it a bit, just to bring the exhaust note up a tad. Wind noise has all but gone on the normal roads (ignoring the m/way, which I don’t normally record on anyway). I know my settings and positioning of mic which this vid was created on, so I can always return to it. Thanks muchly 👍
Now watching back again on my iPad Pro! Good sound and vision on here too!
Brilliant, thank Steven.
Hi Ian, nice to see you again and I hope your cough soon goes! For me, away from the M6 the voice/bike balance is fine, though at the start of the video (prior to the motorway) the sound had a slightly 'wooly' quality; caused by wind direction, perhaps? The camera angle is fine. I too don't enjoy riding in the rain, though given that we haven't had any since late October, it's not an issue here! A warm 43C here today and 42C tomorrow, so the bike will be staying home.
Thanks for the input Chris. I agree, something not quite right, I also hear a drumming noise, like it is too bass heavy. A bit more fettling required, as I think the mic is actually quite “hot”, but the adapter hasn’t quite suppressed it enough. I deviated from my usual recording volume of -6 to -5. That’s the first change I will make, but might take it to -8. Ned the rain to stop again 😳🙄😂
Remarkably good sound quality especially for naked bike at motorway speed. I have a request Ian, please take the rain back to Wales!
Thanks Howard, appreciate the compliment. The blinking rain seems to be following me 🤦♂️😂.
Sounds very good Ian the way you have it perfect
At least you’ve got out 😊😊
Yes the countryside between Pickering /Goathland and Scarborough/ Whitby I know it well beautiful Youl enjoy that 😊😊
Phil
Thanks Phil. We have visited Goathland a number of times in the campervan’s. Ann insisted we take Clementine this time, who am I to argue 😂
@@ianhughesroyalenfield indeed 😊😂
Hello Ian, the audio sounds fine to me, perhaps a just tiny bit more of the engine . The camera view is spot on. If you sew up a tube of chamois leather to fit over the index finger of your left glove it's very good for wiping your visor and would also do for the camera lens.
When I see that sign for the ferry just north of Lancaster I know the holiday is over and I'm going home. How is the new jacket performing? Edward
Thanks Edward, yes agreed, need a bit more exhaust/engine sound, or try and quieten my voice. Thanks for the chamois advice, my gloves do have a visor wiper, but I do prefer the old school felt type pad. The jacket is brilliant, not as bulky/heavy as the textile, and even on the motorway, I can’t feel any wind coming in. With the Keis heated jacket underneath, I am really toasty. Cheers
Impressive sound quality and could hear the bike Ian and you haven't even got the dead cat on either nice . I'll take a look at those links sounds pretty useful ,I'm just wondering if one of those electrical heat shrink outers might help against water ingress as you can get it in longish lengths just a thought maybe a useless one of course . Totally agree on that daft sport I could find not one jot of enjoyment being out in all temperatures and weather in Tshirt and shorts 😂only in spain in summer .Get that jig off to TAYM😉 good to hear from you much enjoyed .👌👍
Thanks Mal. The jig has been delivered 😳😂. Spooky, I had considered heat shrink, but it would still leave a gap. Dino, offered a good suggestion, using something like blue tack. Whatever I use, can’t be a permanent thing, as I still want to be able to remove the adapter. MotoUK used Sugru (?), which looks really good, looks like it would be a permanent fix. Not going out in the wet stuff is the answer, and to be quite honest, this system is actually better than with my old setup. Cheers
Thanks for this try out of the DJI lav mic and adapter, I didn't know they existed until Dave ( Mercia Moto) mentioned he was trying one thanks to your video. It worked out pretty well though I see your planning adding the dead cat to lower your voice, won't this reduce the exhaust/bike sound also? I have the Action 4 and use the DJI wireless mics but I'm getting mixed results depending on what bike I'm on. I became so frustrated on my last ride out with Alex ( The Adventures of Bleary View) as wind noise drowned audio badly. This frustration led to an impulse buy of the Insta360 Ace Pro camera in hope of usable balanced audio. I've subbed so I can follow your progress and see what I've been missing 👍😊
Thanks for the sub, much appreciated. The audio has improved a tad more in recent vids, where I go to Bowness, then up the Kirkstone Pass. I have moved the mic slightly further down, which has improved exhaust sound. My thoughts on fitting the dead cat, is due to there still being distortion when vehicles pass me from the opposite direction, and when I am doing more than 45/50mph. We are off to Heartbeats country next week, so I will leave as is for that, but upon our return, I will fit the dead cat, and position the mic so that it is pointing downwards, plus I might try the volume at -8. It’s all trial and error, but once we have that sweet spot, it’s done ✔️. I must add, Alex had been a great help to me in the past, in all things DJI 😂. Thanks again.
Evening Ian 😊 sound is fine wish mine was 😢 really enjoyed this video never been so lost 😊 YMCA 😅😂😅😅 can't wait to see to see your dance 😂😂😂😂
Well spotted, but it’s not YMCA as such, you will get it when you see it from the front 😳😉. I am a bit pedantic about my audio, and although I haven’t had a negative comment yet, I know I need to fettle it a bit more 🤔. I am pleased I took you somewhere, which I found, by getting lost in the first place 😂 cheers
The around is clean and clear
Thanks Adam 👍
Hi. Thanks for your review.👍 He was very helpful in finding a solution to the problem of recording sound on dji action3.
When charging and simultaneously recording through the adapter, is there any noise from the microphone? Can you check this if possible?
Hmm, I won’t be able to do this on the motorcycle, but I will try and do a static test over the next couple of days if that’s ok. I would think that it will be crystal clear, but we will see. Thanks for the comment.
Sounds good , can I ask do you have to have a computer for filming or can an apple tablet work ? 😊
I use a “Gaming” PC, as it has similar power to a “Video editing” PC, but it was cheaper. A lot of people do use a tablet, and from what I can gather, the iPad Pro’s are the ones to go for. Tiger Ness has released a video, about how he creates his content. You might find it interesting th-cam.com/video/T4QiUakf5QU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=1QqJZuqWPaUx5qfN . When I started, I was using a laptop, but soon out grew its capabilities. I couldn’t afford an iPad Pro, hence why I went down the PC route. It actually suits me well, using an editing software called Davinci Resolve 18 (free version), which looks really complicated when you first open it, but once you get into it, it really does flow well. Davinci is far more capable than I am, and there are a hell of a lot of tutorials on TH-cam about how to use it. Hope this helps.
I agree with your description. Your dulcet tones are beating out the engine just a little, and the engine sound is good but sounds like I'm listening to it from window. Nothing a bit of tinkering won't inevitably fix, it's a solid set up. The only thing I will say the distortion and artifacts were present at 50, although exceptionally mild and infrequent. Your previous set up was pretty much gold for 50, it was more like 55 and over where that started. Either way ironing the bugs out is most of the fun. I must say it's a very clean set up physically.
Nice ride too. Take care.
Thank you. Yes, I think what you are hearing, is pretty much what my wife and I hear in comparison. I am not really bothered about the motorway test, as I rarely record on those sections, but the important thump of the engine on the back lanes, is somewhat subdued. I will try and sort through settings, but I also think a different mic may work. Cheers
Sounds ok to me Ian , I've got all this stuff to learn about myself now as my missus has just bought me my first action camera for my birthday, I don't know how good it is yet ,can't wait to get it set up and record some rides , it's an Akaso EK7000 , she bought it based on it's reviews and price , it should do me as a start to the hobby?
Hope you lurgy clears up .
Cheers Mel
Thanks Mel, although I know very little about the Akaso brand, whatever help/advice you need, I am happy to help.
@@ianhughesroyalenfield Thanks !
Fill any gaps between Mics etc with BlueTack or similar, just roll a small sausage, wrap around Mic body and squeeze to seal, works for me, I have cams on all5 bikes, running off USB's, no probs in rain, ever! Cheers from ALL in Malta.
Morning Dino, MotoUK used a product called “Sugru” but it looks too permanent. I like your idea better, cheers.
Enjoyed this Ian. Am half thinking of getting a camera, but hopelessly rubbish at computer stuff.
Thought your exhaust note sounded fine, as you was speaking, so thought it was all good. Will go check out your links….Ta.
Wee Mark.
Hi Mark, I too wasn’t confident in the editing department (not being the brightest button in the tin 🫣). It has taken me about 5 years, and 4 different camera’s, not to mention microphones, to get here 😂. I originally started with Windows Editor on my laptop, then bought a gaming pc (similar needs as video editing, but cheaper), then moved onto a free editor called “Openshot” (not great), before getting the free version of Davinci Resolve 18 (brilliant). The interface looks very daunting when you first open them up, but they are actually easier than they look (still takes me about 5 hours start to finish per 30 minute video), and there are a wealth of tutorials on TH-cam, from true beginner upwards. I use Davinci all the time now (except when we are away in Wales). Using the DJI Osmo camera’s, I believe you can use the DJI “Mimo” app, to edit, but I have never used it. Steve Woodman Dix (The Norfolk Thunderbolt) is playing around with that at the moment, and he says it works well, using his iPad Pro, so there is always that option. I wouldn’t recommend going down the Go-Pro route, too many issues, the DJI Osmo Action 4 is the one to go for. Alex (Bleary View) helps me out sometimes with questions on these. It is very satisfying and enjoyable, discussing things, and receiving comments,from like minded people all around the world. I highly recommend it for that reason 😎
@@ianhughesroyalenfield thanks for that info. Think I would go for the Dji camera. I will speak with Steve Woodman, for sure.
Expensive time, just now. Am up near Aberdeen. Going To pickup my 2 seats from Tom Hurley custom seats. (Will do a short video) Then I need to book the Bumble in garage, that’s a good hour and 20 away. For the cam, fuel X, and few other items. That be another phone video, I can do. So will go in past tomorrow afternoon on way home, and book a slot.
Will take note of your info, thanks.
Wee Mark.
@weemark67 you are welcome. Any questions, please just ask. You won't go wrong with a DJI Osmo Action 4, so much more versatile than the 3. All the best.
nice vid. Sound is hard to get right, especially when you change part of the setup. IMO the DJI has an advantage over GoPro (can't comment on the newer ones though) as it has a gain adjuster. As for wireless being sterile, I can't say that I agree in full. I use the DJI wireless mic which, like everything has pros and cons. The thing that effects what you might call "sterility" is a byproduct of the proximity of the mic to the mouth which is dictated by the available space to place it inside the helmet. So you could argue that as most wireless transmitters are bigger than a lavalier mic they generally have limited options for placement so are usually placed close to the mouth and thus run "hotter" for voice which requires lower gain and so reduces some of the ambient volume. However, wireless mics in and of themselves do not produce a more sterile sound.
Now one of the big pros of the DJI wireless is that it's very robust, and by that I mean you can balance not only the camera's gain but also the transmitter's and the receiver's gain levels. In addition, you can opt to record a safety channel alongside the main audio recording that is -2 gain from your selected gain setting which not only reduces the chances of losing audio to unexpected wind noise, it also means if the placement of my mic is slightly different or there is less ambient noise meaning my voice is "hotter" I can opt for the safety track in editing instead (it also makes for easier tweaking as you are conducting 2 setups at once). If you then add the functionality of being able to record the audio onto the transmitter, as if it were a stand alone recording device, you can have pretty much all bases covered to mitigate the loss of audio.
One thing we can almost certainly agree on is that noise cancelling software ruins the audio/visual connection. I'd call it the audible version of "uncanny valley" we see in android/robotic devices, it's not quite a voice over and it's not quite a ride along commentary. The film/TV trade go to great lengths to get the audio right to convey a sense of action and visceral experience and here are some vloggers using technology to remove that natural connection...
Thanks Ice. I have often considered getting the DJI wireless (original), and putting one of the mics in Clementine’s tailbag. Then just add it in, in editing. Cost can begin to spiral out of control if we are not careful, and tbh, I don’t really want to add any more processes. I think through trial and error with the camera audio settings, and basic editing we will get what we want, as I did before. Cheers
As it was 9 degrees fahrenheit today, I enjoyed the view of your ride, thanks for sharing. How's your Classic holding up, I'm at 6,000 miles and no issues
Morning, I think Clementine must be getting towards 3,000 now, and she runs great. My only gripe, are the wheel spokes, especially the rear. They have tarnished quite badly, and I am unsure whether I will be able to get them shiny again. Cheers
Sound is perfect mate
Thank you sir.
Sound seemed to work just fine. For me, I aim for three things, simple setup, consistent results and little to no cables inside the helmet. In the harsh environment of the motorcycle, a clean recording of the voice with little to no wind is essential otherwise it spoils the entire video and I personally am not fussed about the engine note. I would say this worked fine but reading your description, you think you need improvements. I have watched my own videos on every type of device from a phone to a television and everything in between and the sound is different every time so not sure you will ever get the same sound from the video. You could try playing around with the sound settings by adjusting the various frequencies in an equalizer but it takes time and with a lot of trial and error but once you find a setting that works then it easy to apply to all your video edits.
Thanks Alex. I intend to have a play around with the equaliser with Davinci Resolve today. I won’t publish it, just for my benefit. I think the DJI mic, is quite a bit “Hotter” than my old Hama mic, so trial and error is needed. Exhaust note is quite important to me, this wasn’t too bad when played back on my iPad, but not so good through the telly and soundbar/sub. Too deep ! Cheers
Sounds pretty good to me 😊 but you know we just cant stop tinkering, looking for improvement, even when we have it sorted 😂😂😂 Thanks Ian, will give you a call as soon as I get a moment 😊
Thanks Mr TAYM. Yep, never an stop fettling 😂
Very good audio enjoyed the video.
Thanks Tom, appreciated.
Sounds fine Ian.
Thanks RR
Audio is good for me Ian, though having followed the channel for a while now it’s always sounded ok to me.
Thanks Adrian. I was having issues with some footage being corrupted, which made me think the camera didn’t like 3rd party products, hence my change to all DJI 🤔. Time will tell. How are you now ? Recovering well I hope !🤞
Hi Ian, I’m mobile again thanks, just been out on my Honda Adv 350 scooter, I’ll give the signals classic a ride out next, so all good, thanks 🙏
Excellent news. I have just been out on a 60+, 3 video 🤞 ride to Bowness, Kirkstone and down the struggle to Ambleside. Cold on my face, but body, feet and hands toasty 😎
It would be great if all the action camera manufacturers would actually support bluetooth connectivity. I tried an adapter for the insta X3, though it works the setup is a mess as you loose waterproofing and then you have cables everywhere. I understand there is one bluetooth mic that may work but trying to find it to purchase is a problem.
Morning. The DJI Mic 2 (I think) connects directly to the Osmo Action 4, without the need for a separate receiver. DJI appear to have made a massive leap in connectivity on the OA4, even having a remote, which is something I miss from my old SJcam SJ6 Legend, which still works on the camera which faces me. Cheers
@@ianhughesroyalenfield ok, I just purchased the DJI Mic (first version) maybe I should return it and get the mic 2 ?
Please don’t take my word for it. It was just something I watched on YT. It might even have been MotoUK. I will try and find it.
@@ianhughesroyalenfield Thanks, just being doing some reading, it appears to be a complex situation. Reviews of the Mic 2 say its muffled compared to mic 1 and then is the autopower off of the mic which would mess up what I do while riding, stop / start X3 recording via the quick actions which power down the camera between. My head hurts, need to think about this..
@esrider7765 oh heck. It truly is a minefield. I have even considered the DJI wireless mic 1 set, not to put in my helmet, but to use as an audio recorder and place in Clementine’s tail bag. Then just sync in editing. The trouble is, I am on quite a tight budget, so it can all get quite out of hand. 🤨
To be honest the offset on your camera isn’t noticeable the picture and sound is good. Oh I find manukau honey is very good if you’re feeling low with bugs etc . Also I chew gin gins an Australian natural ginger chews good for fighting coughs etc
Thanks Donna. The off set just has my OCD going crazy 😂 I will try and remember to pick up some of those Gin Gins, next time I have a cough. It is on the mend now, at long last.
PS. Dont forget to clean the bike whe you get home. Bfn Mike
Unfortunately, it started to rain again when I got home, so poor Clementine is really mucky under her cover 🤦♂️. On the next dry day, I will have a dilemma, clean or ride 🤔 or clean, then ride…..or bugger the cleaning, go ride, then clean upon my return (unlikely to happen, due to wanting to get the video done 😂).
Watched entire video and not sure what to tell you as you had good audio, but you are asking a guy that doesn't mind ok audio, I am more about content, learning an entertainment. I am way from professional, but I try to edit and share my idea with every video. It's about you that I like. Roads are nice, and scenery is good..... I went off track. Audio is great with me 😊 your video was playing and what app popped up on my phone and I was confused. Thinking you knew I was watching your video! 😅
Thanks Blake. That was kind of spooky then 😳😂
Blake go off track? Well who would have thought 😂😂😂
@@aussiebikerdude6563 just woke at 1 am to watch your 12 hours of Bathouse or something like that just know ended. Supercars race. Amazing race and nice landscape to have the race.
@@BlakesPipes yes it’s our favourite track mate, especially in October when we have Bathurst 1000 , it’s very iconic, and a lot of history there
@@aussiebikerdude6563 well I watched it most of the day and fell asleep to it and woke up to see the end. Wonderful elevation and technical course. Wonderful!