The MRA screen is very good, no turbulence. I have Helirisers fitted , no problems with back on a 4 day 1100 mile trip . Have since had Wunderlich lowered footpegs fitted for extra comfort
Love the bike and the scenery. Polite comment... I'd much rather see the camera's eye when mounted on the bike. Watching the camera view from your head's positioning was dizzying-distracting IMO. OR, if you have the desire to get more creatively complex, retain your current helmet-cam view, but add a camera to the bike's frame, to allow you to edit in cuts from the different views. I bet your subscription rate would rise. That said, a pleasing enough presentation to keep me watching!
Yikes! I don’t know what the solution would be for the vibration. I do see a large number of bar-mount views on TH-cam. If you pursue this further, maybe one of the other TH-camrs could give you a tip. I honestly don’t have a clue! I did subscribe to your channel. Great scenes on a nice bike!
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Brilliant Ken, it's certainly wetted the appetite for a trip over there. Thanks for posting, stay safe mate.
hola, el parabrisa te cubre bien del viento o tienes turbulencia en el cuello o casco, y la postura del manillar te molesta la espalda ???
The MRA screen is very good, no turbulence. I have Helirisers fitted , no problems with back on a 4 day 1100 mile trip . Have since had Wunderlich lowered footpegs fitted for extra comfort
@@thenotsohairybiker8479 tiene alguna foto, ya que en el video no se ven ???
th-cam.com/video/Y3Whw5xMjVk/w-d-xo.html here's a walk around when I changed bikes
There's also a video on my channel showing the lowered footpegs
Has the Blackbird come home to roost yet?
Not that I know of yet
Love the bike and the scenery. Polite comment... I'd much rather see the camera's eye when mounted on the bike. Watching the camera view from your head's positioning was dizzying-distracting IMO. OR, if you have the desire to get more creatively complex, retain your current helmet-cam view, but add a camera to the bike's frame, to allow you to edit in cuts from the different views. I bet your subscription rate would rise. That said, a pleasing enough presentation to keep me watching!
Thanks for the feedback, got a bar mount but it picks up to much vibration, so far the head camera gives me the best results
Yikes! I don’t know what the solution would be for the vibration. I do see a large number of bar-mount views on TH-cam. If you pursue this further, maybe one of the other TH-camrs could give you a tip. I honestly don’t have a clue! I did subscribe to your channel. Great scenes on a nice bike!
@@chrisduzynski6559 the go pro 11 I think it is would probably be the answer with its better image stabilization but expensive
OK, appreciate the update! Safe riding to you as Fall unfortunately approaches!@@thenotsohairybiker8479
Great roads stayed in kenmare great craic
Wonderful place , can't wait to go back
En francais
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