Cycle whore thread
TwoWheels YearRound
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From: Inside the Beltway
Re: Cycle whore thread
hey...
http://www.dcsportbikes.net/forum/1340489-post46.html
I think you could purchase the bike from whatever salvage yard it's going to if you chose to do so. I'm not going to buy it because it would take several thousand dollars to even get it to track bike level. I'd rather just buy something ready to ride for the track. I've got a SV to track right now so I'll stick with that (or try to buy another 600) for the time being.
TwoWheels YearRound
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From: Inside the Beltway
the stig.
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From: Fredericksburg, Va
Re: Cycle whore thread
ok figured it out! now i just need to purchase some software so i can edit the video.
http://youtu.be/_b9Yy5WoaVI
http://youtu.be/_b9Yy5WoaVI
TwoWheels YearRound
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From: Inside the Beltway
Re: Cycle whore thread
ok figured it out! now i just need to purchase some software so i can edit the video.
http://youtu.be/_b9Yy5WoaVI
http://youtu.be/_b9Yy5WoaVI
I use Microsoft Movie Maker.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/w...ed#t1=overview
Don't get Microsoft Live Movie Maker though, that one sucks.
SPARKLE.motion
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Re: Cycle whore thread
More like if you are on apple and want to spend money. Get final cut pro.
For PC, i used Sony Vegas but that takes a while to get use to. And is also expensive
iMovie is more then enough. All you really need to do is split and delete parts.
For PC, i used Sony Vegas but that takes a while to get use to. And is also expensive
iMovie is more then enough. All you really need to do is split and delete parts.
