Riding Video for April 2013

[sonicsix]

More riding time in April so more riding encounters to show you. Nobody died that I know of, but one of the car wrecks was pretty bad. Neither Cynthia nor I suffered any harm this month, thank the Lord! Below is a list of what is in the video and be sure to check out or web site for more info on our riding!

Our bikes are:
2012 Kymco Like 200i Scooter
2012 Can Am Spyder RT-S SE5 Roadster

Our helmet cam is a Midland XTC 200 HD. See it here: http://goo.gl/d7E7p

What's in the video this month:
1. Someone driving on the wrong side of the road!
2. Dog attacks me, extremely close call! Yikes!
3. Bad car wreck. Possible fatality.
4. Another car crash, she rear ended a log truck.
5. 3 dogs attack me while I was riding!
6. Goats by the road... I like goats.
7. Someone ran a red light - whoops!
8. 3 car pile up, not sure of any injuries.
9. Massive red light runners! Shame shame.
10. Buzzards in the road, one flies with me.

 

[Bob Denman]

You seem to have some very interesting rides...
Next time you've got loose goats in the road; grab one and take it back to those three Hooligan dogs. That might take some of the wind out of their sails... :thumbup:

 

[Cruzr Joe]

looks like you were chased by three Chickens (dogs)

good video, gave me some ideas. :roflblack:

 

[SpyderWolf]

Good video, thanks for sharing. I am curious as to how many hours of video you had to wade through in order to get those clips?

 

[SPYD1]

Thanks for sharing.

 

[sonicsix]

Good video, thanks for sharing. I am curious as to how many hours of video you had to wade through in order to get those clips?

My camera will record about 3.5 hours on a full charge. If something happens on a ride, I simply reach up and turn the camera off then back on. This forces a new video to begin and thus the things I wish to save are always at the end of said videos. I edit the videos to save the incidents I wish to keep the day I record them and save them in a folder. At the end of the month, I merge all the little saved videos into one and post them online. I use VideoPad as my editor. All in all, it doesn't take a lot of time. The biggest time consuming task is actually downloading the video files from the camera to the computer via USB. Thankfully, I can start them and walk away to return later when they are done.

I have a lot of other videos on my YouTube Channel.

 

[SpyderWolf]

Stopping the camera after something happens makes a lot of sense and is something I never thought of. That would definitely make it much easier to find those clips. Thanks for sharing that tip. :thumbup: