I may be a bit out of my realm, but...

[whiskthrot]

Any love for snowmobilers here? I don't currently own a motorcycle but am diving head-first into a form of motovlogging via a snowmobile; some have referred to it as "snowmovlogging", but sadly there isn't nearly as much accessibility to resources as with pure motovlogging. This forum is extremely helpful from what I can see and would love to be involved (as long as you don't mind me not being on two wheels!). Hope I'm alright here!

 

[Hippo-Drones]

I think snowmovlogging is as close as you can get to motovlogging for countries under snow most of the winter months, so welcome. I imagine most of the same camera and audio and editing issues will be very similar for both genres.

 

[Theodor]

Not sure if I'd go as far as to say love, but I've tried snowmobile once. It was fun, but I doubt I could get to vlogging on it over here. Can't really use it on streets.

 

[whiskthrot]

I think snowmovlogging is as close as you can get to motovlogging for countries under snow most of the winter months, so welcome. I imagine most of the same camera and audio and editing issues will be very similar for both genres.

My thoughts exactly- we use a lot of the same gear and programs, figured it would work well! Appreciate the warm welcome.

Not sure if I'd go as far as to say love, but I've tried snowmobile once. It was fun, but I doubt I could get to vlogging on it over here. Can't really use it on streets.

We have snow cover here in Wisconsin for 30-40% of the year; trails and roads and whatnot are all fairly accessible. Makes owning one worthwhile here!

 

[LimeyRider]

Never heard of that before, but to be fair it sounds awesome!

 

[R-Rated]

Any love for snowmobilers here? I don't currently own a motorcycle but am diving head-first into a form of motovlogging via a snowmobile; some have referred to it as "snowmovlogging", but sadly there isn't nearly as much accessibility to resources as with pure motovlogging. This forum is extremely helpful from what I can see and would love to be involved (as long as you don't mind me not being on two wheels!). Hope I'm alright here!

Ah, our tracked propelled cousins! Welcome!

Here is how it makes sense that snowmobiling filming is really motovlogging. I apply some math style proofing here so hang on -

• Can-Am has the Ryker and Spyder. Both are Rotax engines. Both are considered motorcycles due to two wheels in front and one wheel propelling the rider down the road grinning.
• Can-Am has snowmobiles with Rotax engines. They have two skis in front and a track propelling the rider down the snow covered tundra to hopefully someplace warmer and then grins

Therefore Syder and Ryker are essentially snowmobiles so the inverse is true.

 

[Moto Mengy]

Motovlogging from a snowmobile? That sounds kind of awesome actually!!!