Not sure where to post : On board vid with Dan Moto Exhaust
09-11-2011, 09:41 PM
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Not sure where to post : On board vid with Dan Moto Exhaust
A Squid on a Chicken on Hwy 20 - YouTube ... Bad vibes on wind screen... any one else find a good place to mount a Go Pro vid cam, other than on your helmet?
09-12-2011, 10:25 AM
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Sounds good. I would like to hear them from behind the bike at full throttle.
What kind of camera are you using? Oh, I see in the first post. Go Pro.
What kind of camera are you using? Oh, I see in the first post. Go Pro.
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09-12-2011, 11:02 AM
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It does sound a bit loud but good..... then again I am getting old.....lol
Also, and I hope you really don't take this the wrong way, but it does sound like you really don't rev the engine quite enough.....
Yes we all have our own riding style but it does sound like you rarely get above 5K....
Then again it could just be the audio.... but you might want to try shifting at around 7K or more while "sport riding" ( I usually shift between 7.5-9K depending on the situation while out having fun) and keep the revs above 5K (closer to 6K is even better) and you will get a lot more drive out of the corners.....
Carry On....
Also, and I hope you really don't take this the wrong way, but it does sound like you really don't rev the engine quite enough.....
Yes we all have our own riding style but it does sound like you rarely get above 5K....
Then again it could just be the audio.... but you might want to try shifting at around 7K or more while "sport riding" ( I usually shift between 7.5-9K depending on the situation while out having fun) and keep the revs above 5K (closer to 6K is even better) and you will get a lot more drive out of the corners.....
Carry On....
09-12-2011, 04:56 PM
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[QUOTE=killer5280;313829]Sounds good. I would like to hear them from behind the bike at full throttle.
I have one but it was straight road and not much change in RPM... Its hard to find good roads near on or near the Island. Will try it again this weekend, I have one guy who should be able to keep up.
I have one but it was straight road and not much change in RPM... Its hard to find good roads near on or near the Island. Will try it again this weekend, I have one guy who should be able to keep up.
09-12-2011, 05:02 PM
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It does sound a bit loud but good..... then again I am getting old.....lol
Also, and I hope you really don't take this the wrong way, but it does sound like you really don't rev the engine quite enough.....
Yes we all have our own riding style but it does sound like you rarely get above 5K....
Then again it could just be the audio.... but you might want to try shifting at around 7K or more while "sport riding" ( I usually shift between 7.5-9K depending on the situation while out having fun) and keep the revs above 5K (closer to 6K is even better) and you will get a lot more drive out of the corners.....
Carry On....
Also, and I hope you really don't take this the wrong way, but it does sound like you really don't rev the engine quite enough.....
Yes we all have our own riding style but it does sound like you rarely get above 5K....
Then again it could just be the audio.... but you might want to try shifting at around 7K or more while "sport riding" ( I usually shift between 7.5-9K depending on the situation while out having fun) and keep the revs above 5K (closer to 6K is even better) and you will get a lot more drive out of the corners.....
Carry On....
09-12-2011, 06:18 PM
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I mount mine on a Ram Mount. I still get some vibes. Check out this guys vids:
motochron's YouTube Channel -
He has some interesting views. Looks like he mounts it all over the place (rear bags, forks...) w/ excellent results.
So, do you like the pipes or are they too loud for ya?
motochron's YouTube Channel -
He has some interesting views. Looks like he mounts it all over the place (rear bags, forks...) w/ excellent results.
So, do you like the pipes or are they too loud for ya?
09-12-2011, 06:59 PM
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I mount mine on a Ram Mount. I still get some vibes. Check out this guys vids:
motochron's YouTube Channel -
He has some interesting views. Looks like he mounts it all over the place (rear bags, forks...) w/ excellent results.
So, do you like the pipes or are they too loud for ya?
motochron's YouTube Channel -
He has some interesting views. Looks like he mounts it all over the place (rear bags, forks...) w/ excellent results.
So, do you like the pipes or are they too loud for ya?
09-14-2011, 07:46 PM
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Sounds good! Thanks for posting it.
RE: ... Its hard to find good roads near on or near the Island.
You are kidding right? In the 6 1/2 minutes of video it looks like you only had to back off twice. I'd kill for that. Around this area you would have gone though 20 traffic lights, 7 stop signs, been cut off 3-4 times...
Enjoy your rides. The bike sounds great and you've got great roads to let it fly.
RE: ... Its hard to find good roads near on or near the Island.
You are kidding right? In the 6 1/2 minutes of video it looks like you only had to back off twice. I'd kill for that. Around this area you would have gone though 20 traffic lights, 7 stop signs, been cut off 3-4 times...
Enjoy your rides. The bike sounds great and you've got great roads to let it fly.
09-14-2011, 11:38 PM
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Sounds good! Thanks for posting it.
RE: ... Its hard to find good roads near on or near the Island.
You are kidding right? In the 6 1/2 minutes of video it looks like you only had to back off twice. I'd kill for that. Around this area you would have gone though 20 traffic lights, 7 stop signs, been cut off 3-4 times...
Enjoy your rides. The bike sounds great and you've got great roads to let it fly.
RE: ... Its hard to find good roads near on or near the Island.
You are kidding right? In the 6 1/2 minutes of video it looks like you only had to back off twice. I'd kill for that. Around this area you would have gone though 20 traffic lights, 7 stop signs, been cut off 3-4 times...
Enjoy your rides. The bike sounds great and you've got great roads to let it fly.
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