D6Nutz wobbling round Donninton
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D6Nutz wobbling round Donninton
Well here it is, the first video of me trying to find my way round Donnington Park. The first lap is following an instructor so keep an eye on the lines as he was showing them to me...
Don't know quite what has happened to the quality of the video, it's full HD here but the upload seems to have screwed it down to a really low quality..
[video]http://youtu.be/Y9i48yVRC4I[/video]
Don't know quite what has happened to the quality of the video, it's full HD here but the upload seems to have screwed it down to a really low quality..
[video]http://youtu.be/Y9i48yVRC4I[/video]
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Re: D6Nutz wobbling round Donninton
Top vid, D6Nutz. I love watching instructors lines, they make it look so easy.
Must do a Donny day again one day.
Must do a Donny day again one day.
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Re: D6Nutz wobbling round Donninton
+1, I must go back there this year sometime.duke63 wrote:Top vid, D6Nutz. I love watching instructors lines, they make it look so easy.
Must do a Donny day again one day.
Looked like you were steadily improving D6Nutz, I take it that was before your little "excursion".?
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Re: D6Nutz wobbling round Donninton
You were overtaking quite a few in that.
Looks like you're taking the same line as me into Redgate which forces you out wide.
Looks like you're taking the same line as me into Redgate which forces you out wide.
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Re: D6Nutz wobbling round Donninton
Yep, the next session was my little trip, I'll post that one soon.StMarks wrote:+1, I must go back there this year sometime.duke63 wrote:Top vid, D6Nutz. I love watching instructors lines, they make it look so easy.
Must do a Donny day again one day.
Looked like you were steadily improving D6Nutz, I take it that was before your little "excursion".?
I really like most of donnington. I want to have another go next year to try and do better. In the mean time my plan is to do brands hatch next. The hairpin will help me get my braking confidence sorted.
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Re: D6Nutz wobbling round Donninton
Nice video Nutz.
How many were in the group as looks like loads of space on track. My experience at Oulton Park is quite often like riding on the M6 at rush hour.
How many were in the group as looks like loads of space on track. My experience at Oulton Park is quite often like riding on the M6 at rush hour.
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Re: D6Nutz wobbling round Donninton
Perkle's mate don't spend £300+ on a GoPro get one of these for less than a 1/4 of the price but with 95% of the quality, plus its interchangeable with all the other brands fittings and connections.Perkles wrote:Where can I buy one of those video cameras ?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/QUMOX-SJ4000-Si ... B00HHRFHG6
http://www.techmoan.com/blog/2014/2/3/t ... eview.html
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Seriously are they worth a punt over a go pro ?Blade wrote:Perkle's mate don't spend £300+ on a GoPro get one of these for less than a 1/4 of the price but with 95% of the quality, plus its interchangeable with all the other brands fittings and connections.Perkles wrote:Where can I buy one of those video cameras ?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/QUMOX-SJ4000-Si ... B00HHRFHG6
http://www.techmoan.com/blog/2014/2/3/t ... eview.html
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Re: D6Nutz wobbling round Donninton
http://www.tankslap.co.uk/viewtopic.php ... VEHO#p7065" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; THAT'S The one I did
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Re: D6Nutz wobbling round Donninton
Yes IMO, but try the links below and make your own mind up. Its just a suggestion and thought it would save some of your hard earned
The SJ4000 is not quite as good as the GoPro obviously, but for 20% off the cost its the better buy IMO and more than up to the job of biking video footage.
Plus if it is lost of the bike or damaged in the crash its not such an expense to replace.
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDgMdw6xj-Q[/video]
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkrTjFeOA38[/video]

The SJ4000 is not quite as good as the GoPro obviously, but for 20% off the cost its the better buy IMO and more than up to the job of biking video footage.
Plus if it is lost of the bike or damaged in the crash its not such an expense to replace.
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDgMdw6xj-Q[/video]
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkrTjFeOA38[/video]
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Re: D6Nutz wobbling round Donninton
Glad to help matePerkles wrote:Thanks just bought one

We can sort the comission, sorry I mean



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Re: D6Nutz wobbling round Donninton
I use one of these and a RAM mount to fit it to the bike if tis of any help.
http://www.telferizer.com/products/
http://www.telferizer.com/products/
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Re: D6Nutz wobbling round Donninton
Nutz. That vid is great. The instructor glides round effortlessly. Git.
How and where did you mount the camera?
How and where did you mount the camera?
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Re: D6Nutz wobbling round Donninton
Cookie, remind me this evening to pack my camera. I'll bring it with me to france.
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Re: D6Nutz wobbling round Donninton
The group was fully booked, not sure how many bikes that was but it was quite busy.Blade wrote:Nice video Nutz.
How many were in the group as looks like loads of space on track. My experience at Oulton Park is quite often like riding on the M6 at rush hour.
The first session was the worst, I think because of the 3 sighting laps everyone ended up bunched together. The normal sessions they seemed to be gathering every one in pit lane before opening the pits and then only allowing 6 or so bikes out in a small pack. What ever they did seemed to work really well as I managed quite a few laps with some clear track. I'm not sure it was always quite so successful as rocket did mention a couple of times that he was struggling to get clear track.
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Re: D6Nutz wobbling round Donninton
Blade, Donington is a big wide track. A proper GP track.
You can see why its totally impractical to have GP bikes or cars racing anywhere other than Donington or Silverstone in this country once you have ridden them.
You can see why its totally impractical to have GP bikes or cars racing anywhere other than Donington or Silverstone in this country once you have ridden them.