Here is some video from 5-26-12 novice race at "The Ridge" . despite of F..up was lots of fun: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fg24npaeh5A
so you made out without injury? looks like you took it pretty hard on your shoulder. I had a pretty good view, was #876 right behind you
I was supper lucky, shoulder and my hip hurt a little bit, but other then that im good, i was supper stoked to get up on my feet, because i felt how my helmet was compressing in to my forehead, then i got back home and adrenaline worn of i felt good size bump on my head I'm ready for round 4, just with no crashes haha
What video system are you using to get the picture in picture? Was thinking of buying a second gopro and linking them, but wasn't sure how you actually sync them.
if u use 2 gopro's its a matter of finding software that can do it and then just matching up frames. pretty easy.
TX to youtube, ucking lamo, its because: Syndication settings are disabled because this video has been claimed by the copyright owner, in the other words its not my music bla bla bla, supper lamo :banghead:
What number you riding? Dont worry about your body position, i would be ok with worst body position ever if i would be as fast as Allister, i dont know if hes got bad body position, i didnt notice, its probably because he passes me so close and so fast (on track days) that i have no time to pay attention to that haha
Was watching that video and didn't realize there was going to be a crash scene. See you up at the next round! Glad the bike and you are alright.
Glad you got everything back together, thank you for not collecting me as well. I was two bikes up, #910
At that time you where one bike up First rule is: not to crash second: I'm not taking runoffs Third: Do not collect anybody in case of going down I guess you good, but that was close and you just find out that :shock::scared sometimes is better not to know :mrgreen:
Cool editing at the end. I have a question for you. After watching the video and living it. What is your assesment of what happened. Were you just too hard on the front brake? It looks like you were really trying to step it up on that lap, you can see your back end step out on corner exit a couple corners before you went down.\
Tx man on video, nice catch from Darren Beatty. thats what you call right time right place for him crackup: What comes to my riding i felt grate, never felt that i ride over my limit, i felt that im going to slow in some corners. The crash: on the pass i was fine, dint thing that something bad about to happen, until i bottom it out my front end and my rear went up i was still trying to turn in but the way my rear landed,- well you so the rest. I was so exited to race that weekend that i forgot that track day and race day suspension settings are way diffident, i needed to set stiffer settings and i forgot + lack of time/experience on that track = bad ending. I was pisstoff about a bike but supper happy i did walk away from the crash.
Thanks, I wasnt event thinking about suspension. That shows how much I need to learn. It was cool to watch the race because, you could see where you were faster than others. And you could see where others were faster because of the rear view. As the race went on you could tell you were picking up the pace in all of the places you got passed on previously.
Hey, what? What? Your girlfriend likes my positions just fine fucker! Young padowan, I only try to show you the path... the way... Its a good idea to get the body position muscle memory early, cuz once you are a fat old fucker like me its really hard to teach the fat old dog new tricks.
