Wolf Cam!

Mikey wrote:

Sorry Wolfie, don't mean to be cluttering up your vid thread with trivail Fargofluff. So where's your next vid gonna take us? Will it involve mud?

It'll involve mud AND a Tibby! We'll see about dragging a certain mouse with us too >;3

Cool vid, look's like yer only a couple minutes from Fintry (now I know where you live heh heh!!)
I want video of you riding up the 2 miles of stair's to the old irrigation intake

Getting up isn't the problem...getting it turned around to go back down is. There isn't enuf room to turn the bike around as it's all encased in fencing.

SheWolf wrote:

Getting up isn't the problem...getting it turned around to go back down is. There isn't enuf room to turn the bike around as it's all encased in fencing.

Those situations require some certain maneuver we call the "Försterkehre". May I try to translate: the "woodmans turn".
This is: how to turn around the bike at some very narrow path quickmost possible and not using up any space, once some woodman/ranger/whatever suddenly raises from the ground right before your frontwheel.

Technically speaking, you would immediately bring down the bike at your favorite side, lean it against that leg, use front brake to fix it into place and hit throttle to turn bike around your legs pivot point. *WRRRAAAAAAM*

Wave back when leaving.

SheWolf wrote:

It started at around 60 km/h. Not sure why it's doing that, other than maybe the airflow coming out from under the beak of my MX lid?

That could be. I have the same cam on my street helmet without the MX visor and my wind noise is not that loud. But I really think the problem is the volume is set to HI in your vid. Try the LO volume setting on the same ride. Bet it sounds better.

This one turned out a bit better sound-wise. The muck-hole that I went thru with Tibby the weekend before had shrunk to half of what it was... I did manage to ride that back wheel a few times tho. It was crazy crazy with bikes out at that end, so I had to be right careful.