Bologna998

I know, right? The 3-spoke rim is much heavier, but I don't really want to switch to a 5-spoke option because 3 was the original I have been looking at the 999 for a long time. Maybe one day... But that SPS is not going to leave me

Hi everyone Sometimes you lose something really special and then you're extremely lucky to get it back. My journey from a 998 to a 916 SPS:

Hey everyone What's better than solid buyer's information on a bike? Well, maybe ... not so solid information on that bike https://youtu.be/KsEM0_Wo1Qw

I can only really judge from the 899 Panigale and this Scrambler Cafe Racer, because I rode them for a longer time, but the electronics had no issues whatsoever. As a matter of fact, even my 2002 998 had no electronics issues. But I don't ride in the rain much anyway

I ike myself a bike with character This Cafe Racer is a lot more docile than other Ducatis, though. Just remembering my 998

Hi there It's been two years since I started riding this bike, so the time has come for a review. Including outtakes at the end, of course Take a look: https://youtu.be/ASRz-TZd55A

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If I ranked my favourite Ducatis nowadays with regard to looks, the Scrambler Cafe Racer actually is right up there with the best. Who would've thought? Check it out: https://youtu.be/EfNx2LGsNHw

Hi everyone! Ducati & Termignoni... what could be better? I've taken some flyby footage of a Scrambler Cafe Racer, check it out:

Thanks! I'm working on some new Scrambler stuff with this camera, shouldn't be long

Yes, the F4 and the Brutale! Also designed by Massimo Tamburini

Hey guys! I've finished a little walkaround video of my Ducati 998 and added some technical specifications. The clip is a bit shaky, but this bike just looks https://youtu.be/M3OK145Wsd0

Well, it looks quite epic from here

Hey everyone! I always dread a winter without motorcycles, so I went to the German capital and had a look and some new and rare Ducati models, the 2020 Panigale V4 S, a 998 S Final Edition, some Scramblers and XDiavels, and more. Check it out: https://youtu.be/AdrDq6QjMuI

Thanks man! I really enjoyed that show.

Took a winter break and am back now On your last questions: The GoPro is rechargable battery powered. The charge doesn't last too long, though. I think there is an extra battery pack you can add, at least for older GoPro versions - the 8 has no separate casing anymore. I also really miss the engine sound! When a GoPro is right in the wind, you will hear only that from a certain speed on. I will be trying some microphones, though, fingers crossed. Yes, I'm wearing a chesty here. Actually, it's a bit funny to put on when you're wearing a stiffer jacket It is certainly no good in terms of safety if you crash because it is right on your chest. You should also check the camera angle as you're sitting (incl. hands on the handlebars) to make sure you're filming not just your tank or something. Other than that I like it quite a lot, I find it more dynamic than a tank mount.

Hey everyone! To warm up from the friggin cold over here, I am making more videos This is from a Kawasaki Days stunt show: sports bike, naked bike, pocket bike & freestyle motocross. Lots of crazy stunts, I was more than well entertained Have a look: https://youtu.be/lZyegvyQDdw

Thanks! I think the Hero 8 is around 430€ which is a bit steep, but you can hand in an old camera and save 100

It's an enormous step forward from my old GoPro 3. That thing was shaky as I don't know what The 8 also has a boost mode which makes things even smoother, but I haven't tried that yet. Will be subject of another video

Hi everyone I just switched from my old GoPro 3 to the new 8 with Hypersmooth 2.0. So far, it's fabulous, the image stabilization is astounding I tried it out on my Ducati Scrambler Cafe Racer, take a look: https://youtu.be/xzmk6UpBT0E

I think you definitely should There's also the Lamborghini museum and the Ferrari museum not too far from Bologna

Gooood morning You may have noticed I've been a Ducati fan for a long time. So I one day had to go to Bologna to visit the Ducati museum. It was amazing: all those bikes, all that racing pedigree, all those big names Of course, I had to bring a camera and film https://youtu.be/vRotxcGI7gg

Thank you! Glad you had fun watching It's nice to capture a bit more than just the usual onboard stuff.

Hey everyone! The last time I went to Valencia for some track days I recorded not just onboard, but also the trip, the beautiful city, the paddock, and the pitlane Here's the result: https://youtu.be/mtmXozN6OHY

Cheers everyone! I've finally found time to put together a video again. This time it has a Panigale, a gimbal, and a lot of sunshine... Enjoy! https://youtu.be/y7dO0JRIYBo