Offroading in South America

[Cie]

Ok.. not me, not a Honda in sight, and not on this site, but check this thread on ADV Rider out.

Inspiring stuff

[Slimie]

I hate that guy Inte, him and Neduro, hate 'em all. S'not fair, I tell you, not fair AT ALL.

Great story, as are all of his and he's a cracking photographer - I've got his shot of Jimmy Lewis on the back wheel of the HP2 as my wallpaper!

Still, s'not fair!

Cheers
-Simon

[Cie]

Don't worry mate, we can do some of that tomorrow on Salisbury Plain, I know where there are some SERIOUS hills. Stuff I couldn't get a vanilla Land Rover up.

[Dee Duble Yuh]

That's an incredible story. In places those routes look challenging for a trials bike, but full-size adventure bikes with tents? Impressive... and mad as a lemming!!!

[Lord Vader]

Probably a real dim question
but how do you get a moving pic like this or is it a real slow movie

[Cie]

Not dim at all mate.

It's a gif type file, and gifs are made up of multiple images, so it's possible to make a mini-film using multiple images, all put together in a gif file

[Dee Duble Yuh]

Some cameras have a special setting that takes four or five pictures in quick succession. You've probably seen the effect on telly, usually accompanied by a whirring "click-aoww, click-aoww, click-aoww" sound.

My own digital camera takes about 20 seconds to become ready after taking one shot! I was recently shooting pics of DaveS off-road and thought I'd take one of him in the distance before the real action shot. The camera took so long to get ready for the main shot he'd already cleared the obstacle!

[Chad]

stone me that dude on the panzer is rockard i just couldnt bear the mental strain of not if but when that exspensive lump of metal would hit the deck

hats off to him

[Chad]

i would cry if i dropped my baby like them dudes were throwing there bikes around they must have big bank accounts