My Brother, his mate Al & I go for a squirt in the dirt. There's very little commentary. I think you'll understand why.

I took the family to See my brother (Riceman's dad) for a holiday. We had a couple of dirt rides and this is just a quick intro that didn't need any editing, as I haven't got much time to edit before I start a training course at work.

I did this ride last week sometime, but it wasn't originally the video designed for "Twisties pt 2". I did THAT ride today but the camera slipped in its mount, I didn't notice, & half the screen was taken up with a lovely shot of the inside of my visor! Anyway, this video was recorded on a ride with Riceman up the Putty Rd, about an hour North of Sydney. It's well known amongst "Aussies" as a great ride......I suppose that's because it IS a great ride. :-)

I had 2 short videos so I combined them. They are unrelated ..except.. well..they Rhyme! "Puppies" are now 6 months old with their adult teeth.

I haven't forgotten Pt 2 of twisties. The mornings are foggy and I have to paint part of the house, so I figured I'd throw the paint in the tank bag and video while riding. Narnia? Well....not much to say there.

I head up towards the Blue Mountains for a ride in some "twisties". I stop at a lookout and display my lack of directional awareness. Unfortunately my camera was slipping in its wonderful new housing so I'll be re-doing the remainder of the vid.

OK. Here we go. The Verdict on the Autocom 200. The camera setup is dodgy to say the least. Forgive me for that.

Before uploading "The Verdict pt2", I thought I'd have some fun. What do you think?

I just bought a unit, I install it, then I give the verdict. What??

On my way to collect my new glasses I buy fuel for the bike. That leads me to a discourse on wearing helmets inside shops.

Riceman, my nephew, and I have a friendly run in the trails to see who has the largest...........um........ability. :-) We both are uploading our own edited versions of the raw video, so check out www.livevideo.com/riceman to check his version. (It will be available a couple of hours after mine.)

No, I didn't come off the bike! I did something much worse..... Intrigued? good :-)

OK, so I have my new camera mount. My next task is to fix my audio. I do two runs, one using a bluetooth earpiece/microphone, and anther using the camera's mic heavily taped up. I'm sorry for the low quality of video, it was raining and dusk. Bad combo for video. I need to adjust the camera position a little. Please tell me which setup sounds the best. Thanks.

It's as the title says. In the video I mention the old velcro dots. These have since been removed. i will be making another video on how to stop your visor from fogging up on the inside. I've tried it and it works!!

I'm curious to know how everyone's fuel economy is with your motorcycles.

Mrs BB gave me permission to go for a ride. I left home early so I could be home to do the chores for the day.

The title almost says it.

After getting up a massive 100KPH with Tom Tom on my bike, I thought it was time to up the stakes a little. I apologise for the blurry video during the "good" bits, but the camera refused to focus on the GPS speed readout. So, ensure your seatbelts are fastened, tray tables secured and seat backs upright and enjoy the fastest ride Tom Tom has ever experienced!

Darwin played a major role in protecting the rest of Australia from invasion. If your'e interested, you can pause during the timeline and read the events relating to East Point. Mrs Brotherblonde's Grandfather was in the searchlight "Brigade"? and shone the huge lights up to show the enemy aircraft to the gunner on the ground. What a horrible job...think about it, an enormous light saying "here I am, come and shoot me, I'm unarmed....but I do have a big light".

While I was at *cough*"Work"*cough*, a workmate and I hired a scooter each and went "cruising" just outside Darwin.