Videos from the Alps!

 It's been awfully quiet here, and that's because I have poured most of my creative energy into video editing. With tons of footage from an eleven-day trip through the Alps, I'm slowly creating one episode after the other. So far I have a teaser and full episodes for days one and two. I hope you'll enjoy them! And if you'd rather read a written account of our trip, head over to Ben's blog. He has a great day-by-day account with lots of beautiful photos.

I'm a YouTuber now

 It's been a while since I've published here. It's not for a lack of riding -- I've ridden more than ever this year. The reason is that I bought an Osmo Action 4 camera and am trying my hand at ride videos. Video editing has a steep learning curve, but I think I'm getting better. Here are a couple videos I produced in the past months.

An overnight trip to Beaver Dam, with headwind both ways

 

 

The Great Sauk State Trail

My first Permanent in 2024

Madison to Chicago and back, by train an fixed gear bike

Happy 2019!

 

I started the year with an excellent fat bike ride through Madison's snowy winter wonderland. Definitely one of the best winter rides I've had! I'm not a fan of winter, but today was truly magical. Happy New Year everyone.

Hollenbeck's video footage

As mentioned in my previous post, I shot some footage at the Hollenbeck race and now I've uploaded it to youtube (note to self: get a Vimeo account). Please excuse the shakiness and mediocre editing. I'm still new to this video thing.

My first video, evar

The accomplice bought me a great b-day present: A Kodak Zi6 mini video cam! So no longer I have to bore you merely with epic ride reports. No, now I can bore you even more with lengthy, shaky videos of NY back roads! Just kidding, of course. Anyway, last Saturday I did a first test on our ride to a BBQ at Treman State Park and this is the awesome result:



I still have to find a movie editor that is better than Windows Movie Maker.

Lovely bike pr0n spoof

If it hadn't been for the terminology that was decidedly too post-modern for 1980, I wouldn't have spooted to spoof. If you want some extra fun, turn on Google's automatic subtitles. Via Carlton Reid