indy_500
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People want to watch videos that are adrenaline pumping, not watch some guy do the same thing my 60 year old uncle can do on his 95 indy trail
sweeperguy
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Indy's videos are worth the time watching
Not even in the same ball park as YOOP videos going 7 mph running over saplings on a hillside.,,,
I understand trail sled videos are boring, but, when they are you and your kid(s), they have a little more special meaning. Because of the trail, the type of day, type of trail conditions, etc etc, all bring back those special memories you have of riding with your kid(s) or family or who ever. I understand no one else could give a rats you know what.
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I agree...all sledding videos are good IMO...and hard to make too....even SKYLARS twig vids.....just poking a bear
I'm more of an Ewok than a bear.
I have lots of trail riding vids, from my helmet cam, on my computer, but I don't post them up, cause they are kind of boring. I don't have the patience to do a much editing, and don't even think about adding music to them.
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it's all I ever see,,, but whatever.
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it's all I ever see,,, but whatever.
Good thing that's not what were talking about.
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I got one thing to say.....just watch the film...and you will understand it all...and....ALWAYS LOOK ON THE BRITE SIDE...peace out...and TRY to enjoy
indy_500
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Its all in who the audience is and most videos have a more sentimental value for the person taking the video than the viewer. But, I like to watch all kinds of videos, from riding trees (since I don't do that and it looks really cool!) to hill climbing to racing through the twisties. Heck, even a failed water crossing can be exciting. Ride on and keep "videoing" (is that a word) cause I like to watch them all!
i'll repeat myself for you I wasn't referring to the mountains I was referring to the YOOP.
but you solidified my point I'd rather watch a video of a sled going 80 thru the trails then some guy side hilling at 10 mph. don't matter the degree of difficulty to me just what I'd rather watch......preferably without music.
but you solidified my point I'd rather watch a video of a sled going 80 thru the trails then some guy side hilling at 10 mph. don't matter the degree of difficulty to me just what I'd rather watch......preferably without music.
sweeperguy
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Just goes to show how much difference in taste out there. Like durphee said
"Its all in who the audience is....."
I get bored even with my own high speed trail vids. Would much rather see some technical riding either side hilling, or pulling lines through the trees. Sometimes the trees win and take out an A-arm, or a branch through a side panel.
But my favorite vids are "fails and bails".
But I do tend to check them all out. More so in the summer to get a sled fix.
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snobuilder
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That aint no sapling. ..15 footer tip.
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all 10 of em in the same terrain....LOL...side hilling was like the 1st thing we all learned...then...we moved on to dangerous stuff....that and the threads title.....just sayin'....weres the EWOKS VIDS at.....id like ta see if hes still on sledding 101....LMAO
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtMo_dvwtBj6N7dM0sIlfeQ/videos?shelf_id=0&sort=dd&view=0
sweeperguy
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Not biting