Can't We All Just Get Along?
#4
11-20-2007, 01:25 AM
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Land of Sun, Sand and Thorns - AZ
Posts: 1,484
RE: Can't We All Just Get Along?
Good camera angle, how do you think he has the camcorder mounted?
#7
11-20-2007, 02:27 AM
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Land of Sun, Sand and Thorns - AZ
Posts: 1,484
RE: Can't We All Just Get Along?
Yep, I found it on the AlpineStars website - The Canon/Alp AnkleCam - Cool!
#10
11-20-2007, 06:25 AM
RE: Can't We All Just Get Along?
I guess I must point out that there is no such thing as a 1200 Dyna. The 1200 is only available in a sportster. The new engine in the 2007 FXD (Dyna) is more like 1573.2cc and interestingly enough, won't hold a candle to any 1200 sportster in performance. Sure it will make a teeny bit more power/alot more torque but the 1200 will run off and leave it badly.
Back to the video, I liked it and actually watched it twice. The ending was pretty cool showing the swingarm doing it's job off-road. I took my daughter to a bike show a year ago where the majority of bikes were harleys, that one pic in the video reminded me of it. We took the KLX where I parked it alongside rows of HD's. You can say that I had a crowd around my bike for quite a while with people trying to figure out if it was steet legal or not. The cool thing with bikers for the most part is that you can leave your helmet on your mirror or goggles dangling from the bars and not worry about anyone ripping them off. When we go to Peoria for the TT races, there are thousands of bikes parked in a field and gear sitting right out in the open. But you know it will be okay and no one will steal it. I guess there could be one bad apple, but if anyone caught them they'd be skinned for sure.
Back to the video, I liked it and actually watched it twice. The ending was pretty cool showing the swingarm doing it's job off-road. I took my daughter to a bike show a year ago where the majority of bikes were harleys, that one pic in the video reminded me of it. We took the KLX where I parked it alongside rows of HD's. You can say that I had a crowd around my bike for quite a while with people trying to figure out if it was steet legal or not. The cool thing with bikers for the most part is that you can leave your helmet on your mirror or goggles dangling from the bars and not worry about anyone ripping them off. When we go to Peoria for the TT races, there are thousands of bikes parked in a field and gear sitting right out in the open. But you know it will be okay and no one will steal it. I guess there could be one bad apple, but if anyone caught them they'd be skinned for sure.