Great video,I'm guessing its not you first try.

 

Thanks guys glad you like the video. I used a goprohd for the POV shots and a canon 7d with a 35 1.4 lens and 11-17 2.8 lens. I plan on getting a better camera bag that I can take on my bike so I can shoot easier while riding. It was kinda a PITA to pack and unpack my canon so i left it in the bag almost the whole ride. thanks for the 13 tooth tip ive been reading all the mods on this forum. Great help thanks to everyone whos contributed!

 

Great stuff, but please tell me you detailed the bike ASAP!!!

 

I actually detailed the bike the day before haha, didnt know i would be finding mud. I went back out sat and sunday with it dirty and today ill make her shine

 

Nice! I love Little T on my zx6r, how was it on the KLX?

 

Deej, cleaned up today, and guess what came in the mail? Edge light with 12 oclock mod . minichris, Little T is great on the 250 really fun in that tight section when your going up hill. I did big tujunga the next day and those long wide sweepers were really fun too, too bad all the fire roads and camp grounds are still closed are there any that you know of open?

 

^ I have no idea. I've been in Oklahoma for the past 2 months and missed my bikes so much that I bought a KLX out here on friday which led me to this forum

 

If you guys haven't watched the vid yet, watch it. Very well done!! You definitely have a photography talent, and some mad editing skillz there Illking. When you first posted, I looked at the pics you posted, but blew off the video. Watched it tonight, cool work. Looked at some of the other vids too, all good. Nice van too.
Dan

 

Thanks Dan! I really appreciate it, I cant wait to make and share more! Does anyone know how to embed Vimeo into the forums? I was worried some people would skip past the link I love that van, 76 G30 Chevy, pathfinder 4x4 conversion, bed, icebox and just dropped in a new engine about two months ago. I plan on getting a ultimatemxhauler for camping trips and far OHV areas. I think sometimes after a full day of riding it will be nice to retire to my van with some cold ones rather than ride back home on my sore *** in wet boots.

 

4x4 Van with a bike hauler sounds like the ticket.
Here's my set up.



Growing up we had a 1977 Dodge "fun van" similar to your van. Wood paneling , mag wheels, couch/bed , ice box........ I loved that thing.
Sorry I cant help on the Vimeo Question. I think they only recently allowed you tube vids to be embedded here.
Dan