While still getting his feet back under him after the C2C ride, Eric introduces two products from Lochby that he'll be using on his next more abbreviated ride.
Thanks, Eric. Some cool looking products. As for video, even if it's just a few stills from your phone, I hope you give us a rundown on your next trip. Always appreciate sharing in your adventures that way.
Hey Eric, I have my Tiger 1200 cast wheels that I've never used. If you feel there won't be any issues, taking them to Alaska. Off roading on the dirt and paved should be fine. Up to you as I'd be happy to assist. I'm in SLC.
Wow, Eric, that's very kind of you. It's more than just the rear wheel that keeping me from going that far. As I assess its integrity for the Pacific Coast ride, I might take you up on your offer. Email me at utadvmoto@gmail with your price.
Interesting products. I’m going to seriously consider a couple things. And good luck on your future trip. I know what you mean that recording it, even if it’s just by photography as I do, can be exhausting. It’s a double edged sword though, because you have less to share when you get home. That was the case with a recent trip I did in Eastern Oklahoma. Saw some incredible sights from a weekend of backwoods gravel road riding but took almost no photos at all.
I've dealt with gadgetitus throughout my career in production, always looking for better gadgets, lenses, better mics and mixers, etc. It's a bane that's followed me into riding where I've since found that my iPhone can do everything I need and reduce my frustrations with GoPro cameras. The exhaustion has gotten in the way of capturing a frame, motoring by too much that could've told the story so much better than a bike-mounted action camera. Love to hear more about your trip.
Eric, create another Go Fund Me page for the purchase of a new rear wheel! I am sure your friends, like me, would give a little to help fund a new wheel. Think about it!
