And yet we look with disdain at models which don't change dramatically over the course of five years. Great video and please buy the guy who edits these a beer.
I love these videos! Cameron your'e a legend to me I used to read all of your articles on Jim's dynotechresearch subscriber page! I still go back through them sometimes they are amazing reads!
You may recall that I wrote to you about the engine heating problem that I had with my European bike. I was concerned about the damage that may have been done to the engine and luckily I found a buyer who was brave enough to take it off my hands. My question to you now is about how sensitive are engine parts to over heating and which parts are affected first and what are the consequences. Just how should one address the overheating problem especially when both dealer and manufacturer fail to come to the rescue.
To people complaining of a background music and editing - yes, it's not your regular hands waving and trash talking CycleCruza nonsence, this place has higher concentration of knowledge and wisdom prepared so you could digest it.
Great video, but I have a wish, please stop this rapid editing (don't know the exact term) Let the man catch his breath and talk at his own pace... Please.
Don't think its a problem. Kevin probably starts rambling with the camera running and the editor is just giving us what we need. Good job Kevin. Good job editor.
I don't know if you understand the formula for a popular video. It isn't long winded explanations. It's covering the information in a way the is either entertaining or informative.
I just found your videos--I'm really enjoying them.
And yet we look with disdain at models which don't change dramatically over the course of five years.
Great video and please buy the guy who edits these a beer.
Goes to show the Ural was perfect from the beginning. XD
I love these videos! Cameron your'e a legend to me I used to read all of your articles on Jim's dynotechresearch subscriber page! I still go back through them sometimes they are amazing reads!
Love see’ing KC doing these informative vids, been a fan of yours for a long long time
You may recall that I wrote to you about the engine heating problem that I had with my European bike. I was concerned about the damage that may have been done to the engine and luckily I found a buyer who was brave enough to take it off my hands.
My question to you now is about how sensitive are engine parts to over heating and which parts are affected first and what are the consequences. Just how should one address the overheating problem especially when both dealer and manufacturer fail to come to the rescue.
To people complaining of a background music and editing - yes, it's not your regular hands waving and trash talking CycleCruza nonsence, this place has higher concentration of knowledge and wisdom prepared so you could digest it.
Thanks.
Great video, but I have a wish, please stop this rapid editing (don't know the exact term) Let the man catch his breath and talk at his own pace... Please.
Ya more Kevin please!
Don't think its a problem.
Kevin probably starts rambling with the camera running and the editor is just giving us what we need.
Good job Kevin.
Good job editor.
I don't know if you understand the formula for a popular video. It isn't long winded explanations. It's covering the information in a way the is either entertaining or informative.
A T agreed. Keep the 'rapid editing' it keeps the video focused and relevant throughout.