Today was a JAR skills clinic day. Before we helped the newbies, Jeff and I went for a "relaxed" ride at the Gloucester County Community College. It's a short course made of quick and steep short hills and rooty singletrack. It's been beat up pretty bad over the years and it was a tad bit sloppy today. It was even worse on the single speed as I had to get off on just about every climb because of the wet roots.
I did get to test out my new helmet cam. It's a viosport with 520 lines of resolution. I was tempted to go the full miniDV strapped to the helmet thing, but my kneck just couldn't support it.
Today was a JAR skills clinic day. Before we helped the newbies, Jeff and I went for a "relaxed" ride at the Gloucester County Community College.
You're lucky you weren't perceived as a terrorist threat and arrested and thrown in jail!
Eek... volume needed to be turned to off to watch at least some of it. The screeching at the beginning almost made me click that little X in the upper right corner.
Today was a JAR skills clinic day. Before we helped the newbies, Jeff and I went for a "relaxed" ride at the Gloucester County Community College.
You're lucky you weren't perceived as a terrorist threat and arrested and thrown in jail!
Eek... volume needed to be turned to off to watch at least some of it. The screeching at the beginning almost made me click that little X in the upper right corner.
LOL. That was the best squeeky wheel I could find for my intro.
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Today was a JAR skills clinic day. Before we helped the newbies, Jeff and I went for a "relaxed" ride at the Gloucester County Community College. It's a short course made of quick and steep short hills and rooty singletrack. It's been beat up pretty bad over the years and it was a tad bit sloppy today. It was even worse on the single speed as I had to get off on just about every climb because of the wet roots.
I did get to test out my new helmet cam. It's a viosport with 520 lines of resolution. I was tempted to go the full miniDV strapped to the helmet thing, but my kneck just couldn't support it.
You need to adjust your suspension, as in use your arms and legs to absorb trail shock.
You also need to aim the lipstick cam higher.
Gotcha. It was a new mount for the cam so I know there's adjustment needed.
I was on my SS which is a hardtail. Not my usual bike, and I didn't realize how bad the roots would be here. It's been a while since I last road at the college.