Hi there. Amazing video. Thanks for sharing. Can I make a question? What is the throttle lock you have installed in your Burgman? Thanks a lot and regards.
Hello Jesus. I use Breakaway Cruise Control. Model that fits Burgman 400 is 6CP02, this is American throttle lock, high quality, but expensive (~200$). Sometimes can be found on eBay for cheaper price. Cheers!
Nice ride, nice video. Not something to ride in the rain, what with those cobblestones. Just one thing on the video: I would have made the route map smaller, and put it over to the upper right corner, rather than taking up prime real estate right in the middle of the view.
Hello! Thanks for feedback. Data overlapping is used with Garmin software, which is really unstable. I’ll try your suggestion next time, but pretty sure that program will just crash on exporting video with metrics :(
@@Igizeh Here's an example of what I was talking about, regarding putting the route not in the center: vimeo.com/353266016 I made that with a Hero7 Black, and then fed the video (with its telemetry data) to a program called Race Render (racerender.com/RR3/Features.html). RR allows a lot of customization, but has a problem with GoPro route data when it includes one or two bad entries for latitude and longitude (which GoPro occasionally screws up, so I mostly have stopped including a route map in videos). But, again, that looks like a great ride you took. Have fun.
@@wspollack oh wow. That looks really clean! I will try this app for sure with my VIRB. I used both camera and dedicated GPS unit as source of telemetry in my case, also I was not aware that GoPro collect any telemetry!
@@Igizeh I believe GoPro started with telemetry collection with their Hero5. I had a Hero4 for a couple of years, and then bought a Hero7 when that was new. It was a great improvement because of the telemetry, and also because the software-based HyperSmooth stabilization was added (and was brilliantly programmed). Before the Hero7, I used a Hero4, with an iPhone for telemetry, running an app called Track Addict (from the same folks who make RR), and then put all that together with RR. But with the 7 I have (or the 8 or 9 that I don't own), I didn't need the phone or TA anymore, and the sampling rate was much better with the GoPro. It's too bad GoPro or RR can't realize when some bad Lat and Long data has been recorded, and discard it.
John I thought that as well, but surprisingly Swiss technology of making brick roads are good! You feel vibrations on Burgman small wheels, but not so extreme like you can feel in Lviv for example, which is old town in eastern Ukraine
![GrossGlockner on Burgman 400 [with G-Metrix]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/yvvJpsi_eF0/mqdefault.jpg)
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Great video, thanks for sharing. Just purchased a K1 Burgman and your videos are giving me bad (or good!) ideas :D
K1? From 2001?
Thanks a lot for your quick answer. I have a Burgman 400 too and I like your videos a lot. Regards, Alexey.
Hi there. Amazing video. Thanks for sharing. Can I make a question? What is the throttle lock you have installed in your Burgman? Thanks a lot and regards.
Hello Jesus. I use Breakaway Cruise Control. Model that fits Burgman 400 is 6CP02, this is American throttle lock, high quality, but expensive (~200$). Sometimes can be found on eBay for cheaper price. Cheers!
Nice ride, nice video. Not something to ride in the rain, what with those cobblestones.
Just one thing on the video: I would have made the route map smaller, and put it over to the upper right corner, rather than taking up prime real estate right in the middle of the view.
Hello! Thanks for feedback. Data overlapping is used with Garmin software, which is really unstable. I’ll try your suggestion next time, but pretty sure that program will just crash on exporting video with metrics :(
@@Igizeh Here's an example of what I was talking about, regarding putting the route not in the center: vimeo.com/353266016
I made that with a Hero7 Black, and then fed the video (with its telemetry data) to a program called Race Render (racerender.com/RR3/Features.html). RR allows a lot of customization, but has a problem with GoPro route data when it includes one or two bad entries for latitude and longitude (which GoPro occasionally screws up, so I mostly have stopped including a route map in videos).
But, again, that looks like a great ride you took. Have fun.
@@wspollack oh wow. That looks really clean! I will try this app for sure with my VIRB. I used both camera and dedicated GPS unit as source of telemetry in my case, also I was not aware that GoPro collect any telemetry!
@@Igizeh I believe GoPro started with telemetry collection with their Hero5. I had a Hero4 for a couple of years, and then bought a Hero7 when that was new. It was a great improvement because of the telemetry, and also because the software-based HyperSmooth stabilization was added (and was brilliantly programmed).
Before the Hero7, I used a Hero4, with an iPhone for telemetry, running an app called Track Addict (from the same folks who make RR), and then put all that together with RR. But with the 7 I have (or the 8 or 9 that I don't own), I didn't need the phone or TA anymore, and the sampling rate was much better with the GoPro. It's too bad GoPro or RR can't realize when some bad Lat and Long data has been recorded, and discard it.
That roads going to shake the bike to pieces
John I thought that as well, but surprisingly Swiss technology of making brick roads are good! You feel vibrations on Burgman small wheels, but not so extreme like you can feel in Lviv for example, which is old town in eastern Ukraine
Даже в горах Европы твоя любимая брусчатка 😁
Она не сравнится со Львовской :)
@@Igizeh та шо там львовская? Смотрю, вспоминаю нашу и плАчу.