JDurk
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Garmin 520, wheel sensor on rear hub and used Strava elevation correction.Interesting. My Garmin Fenix 6 pro with speed sensor recorded 14.36 miles and 1,762 ft.
Garmin 520, wheel sensor on rear hub and used Strava elevation correction.Interesting. My Garmin Fenix 6 pro with speed sensor recorded 14.36 miles and 1,762 ft.
Thats the funny thing.... my cam records in 4k but my prehistoric computer can't handle it lolWhat 20th century device took this photo?
This shocks me.1st timer at a mtbnj group ride
Did you post a picture of the camera display? Can you transfer the picture to your phone instead? Looks like you projected the image on a wall from an angle…Thats the funny thing.... my cam records in 4k but my prehistoric computer can't handle it lol
Not going to lie, not a big fan of any group ride, including my own team. But will spread out my wings occasionally.This shocks me.
The part about you enjoying it doesn’t.
Thanks Dan for the lead. It was fun.Great ride today, beautiful weather. My Intermediate group of87 was awesome.
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I had a great time, and man, what a turnout! Thanks @pooriggy for organizing, and @jimvreeland for leading. Things started out poorly for me with a flat that wouldn't seal a few minutes in, but things got better from there. It's always fun riding and hanging out with a bunch of like minded people. Hope to see many of you at Wildcat next month!
I absolutely love this park. I've pretty much adopted it as my NJ trail system (newer rider from SI), and it makes me so happy to see people enjoy it for the first time.Thank you for op to ride with the group. It was my first MTBNJ ride. It was amazing. Looking forward to more. Thanks again for all you all do for the MTB in our state.
First time at Chimney Rock and first time on my Stumpjumper...learned a lot today amazing experience.
Here is a quick vid from our group and a cool pic of our sweep guy (don't remember your name man sorry).
Thanks again for the group ride..
here is my very shakey highlite video from the day. ( gotta stop using the shoulder mount!)
Thanks again for the group ride..
here is my very shakey highlite video from the day. ( gotta stop using the shoulder mount!)
Is the chest mount a better option?( gotta stop using the shoulder mount!)
Cool. I was the guy in front of you in yellow jacket. Fun ride, good meeting you, nice to be on the bike again after a year off.Thank you for op to ride with the group. It was my first MTBNJ ride. It was amazing. Looking forward to more. Thanks again for all you all do for the MTB in our state.
First time at Chimney Rock and first time on my Stumpjumper...learned a lot today amazing experience.
Here is a quick vid from our group and a cool pic of our sweep guy (don't remember your name man sorry).
I like the chest mount perspective. Also doesn't shake as much as bar mounted since your body absorbs some of the bumps. Newer gen GoPro stabilization is pretty good though. I think I have the 8 and videos are great, but YouTube kills quality.Is the chest mount a better option?
I am a noob with this camera thingamajig
Only problem with the chest mount is the heartbeat being recorded as well as the panting/gasping...can't show to the wife or she would immediately veto any MTB ride to prevent the risk of a heart attack...I like the chest mount perspective. Also doesn't shake as much as bar mounted since your body absorbs some of the bumps. Newer gen GoPro stabilization is pretty good though. I think I have the 8 and videos are great, but YouTube kills quality.