nonsensical pointers for those of you who want to make vlogs.

It would REALLY HELP if I could follow my own advice.

Distracted angry ranting on a few topics.

I list some decent bikes to start out with.

This question has been asked a lot lately, so I blabbered about it for a few minutes.

Excuse my exagerated example.

A second, shorter story. At the end of this the memory card ran out of space because I'm an idiot and didn't delete old files.

How NOT to: push a motorcycle up a hill.

I do a comparitive 6th gear roll on with the VFR then recap some of the differences. I also talk about why I don't hate my bike.

Nalian and I met up today and rode 230 odd miles of back roads and byways. Here's a section from pretty much the only video I took. She has all the interesting footage.

I said "I am a bird", not "I'm giving the bird", which is what you all expect me to do.

Feel free to wager at my velocity towards the end, I wasn't very serious when I said that but perception of speed in the video is interesting, so let's hear what other people see.

Uhhh...I'm not sure what goes through my head sometimes when I do these videos.

Questions about countersteering seem to be never ending. This section features the simplest possible explanation I can think of. If you still don't get it after this, I can't help you.

I'll add a picture   more...from that swamp to my image gallery on here.

And for the morbidly curious...yes, I honestly thought I was gonna dump the bike on that dirt/mud/pothole road. Who do I look like, Detritus99?  less

I talk about the explosion of motorcycle vloggers a little and hype the group channel that's being put together at http://livevideo.com/motorcyclevlogs

Telling some tall tales from yesterday's ride.

Ok, lets see if this works out....let me know if/where it cuts off.

All BS aside, I love all you guys, especially the ones that helped me out so much. I cannot thank you all enough. That was one of the best trips I've ever been on.

Just my thoughts on the trip. To say it was an adventure is to be rather simplistic.

Near the end of this one we start to slow down, noticably. Then the batteries in the camera died, so you guys are going to miss the last mile or so of the ride. Ah well, too bad.

This was at the tail end of a 6 hour ride, so there are some pretty good mistakes in a few places. Missed gears, lack of rev matching, overshooting corners...all sorts of good stuff. We were all pretty   more...tired already, and no one brought their A-game, but we did pretty well needless to say. Directly infront of me is Steeltech on his 1125r, Thundercat in 2nd, and Ike in the lead. Music Dream Theater - The Dark Eternal Night  less

Group ride during Ride To Work Day 2008, I discuss the last few chapters in "The Singularity is Near" in this series. If you can't make sense of what I'm saying watching my "The Singularity   more...is Near: Our Future in 2045" series first might help.  less

Group ride during Ride To Work Day 2008, I discuss the last few chapters in "The Singularity is Near" in this series. If you can't make sense of what I'm saying watching my "The Singularity   more...is Near: Our Future in 2045" series first might help.  less

Group ride during Ride To Work Day 2008, I discuss the last few chapters in "The Singularity is Near" in this series. If you can't make sense of what I'm saying watching my "The Singularity   more...is Near: Our Future in 2045" series first might help.  less

Group ride during Ride To Work Day 2008, I discuss the last few chapters in "The Singularity is Near" in this series. If you can't make sense of what I'm saying watching my "The Singularity   more...is Near: Our Future in 2045" series first might help.  less

Short video about my experience with a 2008 Ninja 250. End result? I like the 07 more.