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Thanks for the info about the editing software as I can't seem to get my head around Premiere Pro, too many years of editing still images I seem to have drawn a blank with video. I also no longer use the GoPro mounted to the top of the screens as at anything even nearing 60 MPH both screens...

I love rear facing footage especially with the new 170 Degree GoPro, The Hel Cam up front is fantastic but must be connected to a Video Recorder in the tank bag which cost me $2700 and no better than the GoPro and much harder to edit. All up I use 6 GoPros mounted on the swing arm, front...

Be daring. [/IMG] Good to 180 KMH if your neck is. [/IMG] FZ1 [/IMG] 1250 2008 Bandit [/IMG]

To Va Rider Sounds like you are a bit upset over nothing, I took my time and gave you a referred opinion from friends of mine and you jump down my throat, pray tell why. You want to see my setup for caving in New Guinea. [/IMG] I have learned my lesson.

There is a lot more to low light photography. I use a Canon IDMKIV with an f/4 lens ($12,000USD +) and it works just fine in caves. Look for IS, pixel density and flash quality plus about 7 more factors. My suggestion is get on camera forums and talk to the pros of which I am one of...

For low light this one stand out. Fujifilm FinePix F200EXR Review: 1. Introduction: Digital Photography Review

Hillclimbs perhaps?

I have always believed that LSD and bike design don't mix. Nuff said. :)

So very true. Many folk spend their life on bikes never knowing what a well set up suspension feels like, it offers the confidence that takes the question mark out of riding and most importantly, with training and experience, you will be able to ride your machine very close to the limits and...

And I suspect that you are still married :)

I have 8 riding suits and here is my opinion. 1) If you are going riding in the heat, perforated 1 piece leather suits. 2) If you have money to waste, Kevlar! Kevlar burns are horrible and they offer little or no impact protection. 3-5) Moto Dry, Waterproof with CE armor and added back...

My FZ1 2003 Bee is up in the 170,000s Kilometers and I hardly use the clutch for upshifting and frequently do clutchless downshifting with no problems at all. I am on the original clutch and I treat it like my wife, many riders thrash their clutch (wheelie lovers stuff theirs religiously)...

Sorry to upset your parade but after 24 years of racing, my suggestion is to search around the pits and find a suspension specialist and marry him. Handling on "fast" bikes is in the realms of witches, a dark art that few riders understand but a good suspension specialist is a joy to behold...

Thanks mate but I have been a good friend of Ivan's and Pat Glenn for many years and have all their past specs but I am looking at new users and comparing them with Dale Walker Holeshot Performance Products, Inc. who I have also dealt with for many years. All I would like is a basic opinion...

I am about to order a full system from Dale Walker just for track days, please let me know if you are happy with Ivan's before I pull the plug with Dale's Cheers Mate.

My advice after having 64 bikes is, when your bike goes in bring a good book a video cam a tripod set them up start filming and reading and it is amazing how few mistakes the mechanics make. PS I always wear my uniform when doing this, I think the color blue makes them more careful with your...

:+2: Always use a light "Rubber" mallet when tapping alloys, believe me I have committed far greater blunders than you. :)

No fortunately I listen to my therapist :)

My 03 Bee with 170,000+ Klicks on it is still on battery number one. In Winter I plug the battery into an "Optimate 111" at night You can leave it on for months without hurting your battery OptiMate Battery Optimiser, battery care and charger by TecMate Alternately sell your Gen2 and...

I am with you Norm, I have only owned one car a 1979 Diesel Toyota Troop Carrier which took me and my family around Australia 4 times and was sold last year having done 470900 MILES most off road, the rest of my millions of miles have all been done on bikes. As a non driver, I do about 2000 Kms...