Triumph Speed Twin w/ x-pipe - Raw Sound. Gopro 4k 60fps, ND 32 filter, shutter 1/60 

@z-ro34 yup, I've used this mount for 50,000km. Very sturdy and I don't have to worry about my phone falling off like has happened with others using Quadlock

Thanks! 😃

Cheers bud, you too!

Thanks. I've had the bike for 2 years and 35,000km now and still love riding it as much as the day I bought it!

Thanks. Ya the Speed Twin sound is still music to my ears when I ride and roll on the throttle!

Cheers. Ya the slower shutter speed with the ND filter really makes you feel the sense of speed when watching!

Thankfully here in Thailand can find lots of empty, twisty roads without speed limits 😁

He used the no traffic cheat code

Thanks! 😃 I used 1/60 shutter because I used ND32 filter for more motion blur. I would use 1/120 shutter for ND16 filter.

Thanks! No, the screen doesn't make much difference. I've looked at the Dart Marlin screen, which is a little bigger so could at least maybe duck down under the wind

@@mymotosai5036 Nice, thanks for the tip!

Cheers, I will try 25 fps n3xt

Cheers. Ya the bike was remapped when I installed xpipe. Runs great and still having a blast riding it after 50,000 km now.

Ya the fork brace has really stabilised the front in the turns Next is Ohlins but eliminating the fork twisting was a big improvement.

I second the fork brace, makes hitting bumps mid corner less of an issue. Still not great but much better than stock.

Thanks! Lens was Superview and Hypersmooth was Boost.

With an ND16 filter you would use 60 fps and 1/120 shutter. For this vid I wanted more motion blur so used a darker 32 filter so I could reduce shutter speed to 1/60. I find the stabilisation still good with the filters.

@@mymotosai5036 how would motion blur look at 4k60, 1/120 and an ND32?

@@SquireSCA it may be too dark with an ND32 and 1/120. In this case can adjust ISO to 200 to make brighter. But might as well use ND16. A couple days ago I had ND16 and 1/120 and ISO100 but it was very cloudy day so vid was too dark. Bumped up ISO to 200 to make brighter and worked well.

And you want to have your ISO min and max set the same to keep a constant exposure through sun and shade

@@mymotosai5036 I don't use GoPro any more, their products are buggy, unstable and overheat. Nothing but problems with my 9 and 10 Blacks... I have an Insta360 One RS 4K Boost lens. I tried ND16 with 4k24, shutter at 1/48 and iso at 125 and it was way too bright and washed out. On the Insta, it's a fixed ISO setting, no min and max... Suggestions?