Join me as I try to improve on the Mountain Bike! And follow along as I explore the local trails as well as some trips to bike parks and trail systems!
wow, the 1st comparison was already enough to see that this cam is not useable on a bike at all. thanks a lot for saving me money and time. yours was the 1st video that came up!
This is a review i searched for. The videos from the evo360 are terrible. I never used to film my motorbike rides. With my new bike i had the idea of filming them, for more fun in 360. But all the cameras from Gopro ore Insta are way too expensive. So i came across the evo. But seeing the footage ,compared to a "brand" i don't think It's worse, even as cheap as it's offered.
Sorry you feel that way, but I get it the channel's not for everyone But I gotta tell you, not everyone has the same access and time as you clearly do and have had for 12 years, I'm just trying to share some progress and helpful little tips But I'll keep your advice of practicing more
@@jaeder42 well , you got lots of progressing bud . I recommend first mastering bar turns and goto the pumptrack . I learnt my steeze from riding whistler bike park for 12 years . That's the ideal way to progress. Put in maximum laps . My videos are mostly rock slabs , but I got one on half Nelson showing off my bar turn steeze
I just resieved an EUR 48.36 offer for this camera on ebay, but I would use it on a Harley-Davidson, so I think the stabilizaton would be a problem for me as well. Thanks for the review.
@@jaeder42 sadly no, you need to have killed a dragon in the last 5 years to keep the certificate and they're hard to come by now.... On a more serious note, we know he met a bear because it left clear marks on what was left of him
