another video from the brp owners event, short with disclaimer from last

[captblack]

Seth, I met you in Durango in 2012 and was not only impressed with your riding skills but even more with your positive outlook on life and how you make the best of it. I did try to follow you once ... realized I wasn't in you league and waved as you disappeared around the next curve. I have never seen you endanger anyone so ride on, brother.

I watch all your videos and yes, sometimes they scare the #$*% out of me. I still enjoy them because they show you living life to the fullest and give insight to the full capabilities of your Spyder. Keep it up!

 

[SethO]

thanks guys, I again, would not tell anyone to keep up if they do not feel comfortable or tell you how to ride. Its just everyone's choice on what they want spyders to represent or what others do on them. I would LOVE it to have more people to race against but I would not want to force my views on anyone.

Every rider , who puts miles on their spyder can be a learned from by others, and I understand I will/do get some backlash on how I ride. If you just see people on the interweb now a days its really easy to keyboard bash someone you have not met, I am guilty of this myself but in the spyder community once you sit down and chat with someone you get a better perspective on why they think/ride the way they do, its not my first rodeo on that aspect, but that's life.

Len from pitbull powersports told me something a long time ago, he talks to everyone that comes in his store about buying a vehicle from him, and, even if they don't he would still like to get to know them like they are going to be a new friend to him.

As I have gotten more and more miles on I am struggling to get more ways to get faster but its testing, always testing.