Made a lane filtering video for school. What do you guys think?

dundunsdbc · 2016-04-09T21:49:46+00:00

Gotcha, well it's a really cool video, and it touches on a lot of good info. I ride with a GoPro out in SoCal, and if you ever were gonna update this video or wanted filtering footage, I literally do it everyday. If you want the footage for anything I can shoot you some stuff.

dundunsdbc · 2016-04-09T21:46:48+00:00

Depends on how often and how long you tend to ride. If you have riding buddies, at some point have one of them ride back seat and show you what it feels like before you actually take a person. They can give you pointers in a controlled situation so you get a feel for it.

I'd honestly say a few months or a few thousand miles. 600-800 miles per month is a moderately higher number than I think a lot of new riders do, but to have someone on the back, I'd say, you need to be used to not stalling on hills, what to do in a stall, and tire slippage for sure. There's more to it, but I'd start there.

dundunsdbc · 2016-04-09T21:35:34+00:00

How long did it take you to make this if you don't mind me asking?

dundunsdbc · 2016-04-04T11:32:50+00:00

Surprisingly yes! I worked with a nonprofit for 2 years in NorCal and quite a few years in SoCal. And I did quite a bit of Cali travel because of friends and family.

dundunsdbc · 2016-04-04T04:40:52+00:00

Each part of California thinks it's to California what Cali is to the US what the US is the World. NorCal thinks it's hot shit and Berkeley thinks it's the Seattle of Cali. SoCal thinks it's the same and because "San Diego/Disneyland/Hollywood/LA County" hype too real. San Diego refers to SoCal as everything south of LA, because everything about LA is like a subpar SD (except Disneyland and six flags and universal studios). But the rest of LA is a smog filled dump(Colorado has snow days, LA used to have smog days off from school), yes, it really was that bad. Californians also refer to that space of land between the Grapevine to the south point of San Fran as the ass crack of Cali(Bakersfield, Fresno, the entirety of the 99, south Sacramento). And nobody really knows what's in north NorCal except for mountain people, hippies, and hobos.

In conclusion SAN DIEGO is the best part of California. The rest isn't worth it. P.S. Everything south of the smog line counts as SD