Dual-Sporters/Adventurers of Maryland and Nearby
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good clip - now I really wish I had ridden that sectionphoo wrote:I ended up just going with the second half of the AA section, starting with the river crossing. The lens was super dirty and maybe also foggy before I cleaned it while stopped in the river and honestly the footage wasn't all that compelling and the video was way too long with it. The second half (and this video) starts with watching the other guys cross the river then the very long uphill and some fun stuff including coming up on Grreatdog with his bike on its side and toward the end has him riding a rodeo going back and forth across the trail three or four times.
If you hang on for the end, I actually make an appearance.
Under 6:00 in length, in glorious 1080p HD.
The video is still processing atm, but it should become available here:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/embed/yHGyZSdm3ZA[/youtube]
Enjoy!
~Patrick
It definitely is. That corner was easy to get spooked by because all day both days we'd come up to turns just like that, except there would be woods on the outside...and tracks where at least one person ended up going straight. For this turn, the road went right up to the edge of the cliff.crofrog wrote:Target fixation is a bitch!
phoo wrote:Try now. I think it went to private because I set the first version, which wasn't high def and didn't take up the whole screen, to private.
~Patrick
I liked it. But then you edited out the worst of my crashes so that helps.phoo wrote:Hm. Four people immediately told me about the video being private, but now that it's public I get no comments. I guess it wasn't very good? :)
~Patrick
ReardenSteel wrote:phoo wrote:Try now. I think it went to private because I set the first version, which wasn't high def and didn't take up the whole screen, to private.
~Patrick
Patrick, that AA section looked fantastic... looks very technical. It didn't look as cold as some of the photos I've seen from the second day.