General First Motovlog

JakeOnTwo

JakeOnTwo

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Here it is! First motovlog. I'm new to this forum, thanks for viewing if you take the time to check me out!
 
Rusty said:
Killer intro what did you use to make that? street fighter look to your ninja?
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thank you! I actually make them myself in After Effects but the one I used in this video(and will be using in future videos) is a template that another YouTuber made. I was mesmerized by it so I had to use it.

Indeed a streetfighter! The kid I bought it from wrecked it and it's nearly impossible to find full fairings for that bike that are in good condition, unfortunately.
 
JakeOnTwo said:
Indeed a streetfighter! The kid I bought it from wrecked it and it's nearly impossible to find full fairings for that bike that are in good condition, unfortunately.
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Ain't that the truth I have 96 VFR that I highsided December 2013 I'm gonna rebuild it in the spring most likely. I really enjoyed your first vid subbed.
 
I'm happy with the streetfighter look. She's my first bike so it's a fun project bike too. Enjoy rebuilding! That sounds like a fun time. Thank you so much for your sub. I hope you enjoy my future content!
 
Nice video man. I was also thinking the camera angle was low and like everyone else I liked into intro. I'm another new comer, so I hope we all do well
 
I appreciate the feedback! I got quite a few comments from other people and friends saying I need to adjust the angle. It's now adjusted and you can see all of the scenery, I'm very pleased with the new angle. I'll check out your channel when I'm on a computer Lt. This should be a fun journey!
 
I'm a noob too and liked the vid as the guys above camera needs to look ahead a bit more , but it's all trial and error keep up the good work
 
Thanks Mr Fish! As I said, I readjusted the angle. I didn't realize how far down it was pointing hahah. Oops!
 
When I was your age I was still riding 50cc's. In Holland you couldn't get a heavy motorcycle license until you where 21 (rules have changed even worse since then... now it's 24!!!)

I did get my license when I turned 21, and rode a XJ900. Then I moved to the states when I turned 25, and never got my motorcycle license. (both car and moto did not carry over... which I think is retarded as they teach you how to drive and ride there, as opposed to the limited teaching here. (Rode the honda cb500 as a learner bike, and the instructor would let us go all out on a stretch... 100mph! WOOT!).
 
Oh wow! I was riding a 50cc when I was in middle school. That's crazy! I wonder why they changed the age, that's pretty strange. That is pretty retarded that they wouldn't transfer your license stuff, considering it's all the same concept, just with different laws. I bet you had a blast doing that on the 500! They're great little bikes, I love mine. :D
 
JakeOnTwo said:
Oh wow! I was riding a 50cc when I was in middle school. That's crazy! I wonder why they changed the age, that's pretty strange. That is pretty retarded that they wouldn't transfer your license stuff, considering it's all the same concept, just with different laws. I bet you had a blast doing that on the 500! They're great little bikes, I love mine. :D
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Yup, rode 50cc (or, 49.9cc) since I was 16 till 21. Started on a honda wallaroo, went to a Derbi FDX 4 speed manual 2 stroke that got souped-up to do 50mph (max legal attainable speed flat out for mopeds was 28mph). And the last one I had was a Honda CD50 4 stroke 4 speed manual. Sounded awesome and would also do 50. The good old days. Still got that vintage moped, one day I'll ship it over stateside!
 
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