Welcome back fella, been a long time , a well needed post lockdown reminder of the Code. Went through this twice because my skills have definitely gone rusty over the spring and summer hiatus. Stay safe
I'd love to see another update on what kinds of equipment you use these days. Especially comms equipment, to be in touch with a student. I saw some older videos on your channel, and it seems in the past you used 2-way radios. But those seem to be a rare sight among motorcyclists these days. So I wonder what the state of the art comms gear is for an instructor such as yourself. Sharing what you use for proper video & audio recording is of course also always appreciated! PS: excellent video, as always
Nice to see you back Nigel, I'm always watching the older videos to help me out with my IAM training. Hope you are well and maybe some new videos in the future.
Really good to see you here again. Top quality commentary as always and based on excellent observation of course.
Good video -thanks Nigel.
Welcome back fella, been a long time , a well needed post lockdown reminder of the Code. Went through this twice because my skills have definitely gone rusty over the spring and summer hiatus. Stay safe
I'd love to see another update on what kinds of equipment you use these days.
Especially comms equipment, to be in touch with a student. I saw some older videos on your channel, and it seems in the past you used 2-way radios. But those seem to be a rare sight among motorcyclists these days. So I wonder what the state of the art comms gear is for an instructor such as yourself.
Sharing what you use for proper video & audio recording is of course also always appreciated!
PS: excellent video, as always
Gone over to Bluetooth...... this footage Sena 20s with Sena Prism camera.
So Instructor student set up for me is Sena 20S - Pupil Sena 10S
Nice to see you back Nigel, I'm always watching the older videos to help me out with my IAM training. Hope you are well and maybe some new videos in the future.
Nice video. Keep up the good work. I'm starting observer training soon, should be a level or three up from just riding advanced...
Thank you I doing IAM course after one year of riding - one year licence already did bike safe