Round Peninsular Malaysia Trip - Jan 2013

Started by pistole, January 27, 2013, 11:55:26 PM

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pistole



- just did a round peninsular Malaysia trip.

- covered about 2000 kms and got to test out the GoPro H3 mounted onto the top of my helmet.

- a couple of vids below  (have tons of vids but uploading them onto YouTube is super slow).

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http://youtu.be/0QlKVk2hNF0

- timber lorries on HWY 4 in the interior.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6L1pl5GSyY

- a BMW x6 overtaking into me. Had I been a couple of seconds further ahead , he would probably have taken me out.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CEZBF6xmSE

- well , not particularly proud of this one , but it was a high speed run with a Cayman and a Merc.

- the GTR acquits herself well , even full loaded down for touring.

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- some pics :



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- lost somewhere in the middle of pahang :



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- the mountain range along Hwy 4 :



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- elephants ! And wild ones at that !!



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- didn't see any of these , but hella alot of cows !



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cheers.

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Lonewolf


pistole


O.C.

BE KIND...


ROG .

Rusty

 :agree:  great photos and videos ... looks warm and lush over there .. with 'empty' roads to ride ... lovely .. thanks for posting them Pistole  :yes:

Lonewolf

And not a speed camera in sight. Oh, and your roads look to be in immaculate condition, I didnt see any potholes!  :clap:

pistole

- thanks fellas.

- was an amazing ride , over some really great roads.

- the bike was faultless , day after day with the hard miles piling on.

- the GoPro H3 camera was a revelation. Would not hesitate to recommend it to anyone looking for priceless memories of your rides (maybe for years after we can no longer ride anymore ... ). For multi-day rides , you'll need access to a computer of some sort after each day to download the vids/pics from the cam and clear the cam's memory card in preparation for the next day's recordings.

- a 32 GB card will give you about 6 hours worth of recording (at 960p - which is very good resolution). You'll also need two batteries as one batt will last you about 2.5 hours.

cheers

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Rusty

And you can just pull over at the side of the road for a rest without fear of being crushed by the entire M25 on their way to work .... :laugh: :laugh:

pistole

Quote from: Lonewolf on January 28, 2013, 01:46:23 PM
And not a speed camera in sight. Oh, and your roads look to be in immaculate condition, I didnt see any potholes!  :clap:

- those interior roads were very good.

- along our east coast (exposed to the monsoon season around this time of the year) , the conditions and roads were more varied , as here :

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- as for speed cams and law enforcement , we're very relaxed over here (and our road fatalities are almost the highest in the world in return) and doing 2XX kmh on the tolled highways is common for large motorcycles.

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pistole


O.C.

seeing the route like that really puts the ride into perspective...amazing  :clap:
BE KIND...


ROG .

Lonewolf

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Even your bad roads look good!  :mfr_lol: Unlike ours.



pistole

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- don't have some fancy swivelling GoPro camera mount , and its enough to do just keeping the big girl on the tarmac ..  but a brilliant bit of road it was too :

http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=o868vRUV5yM

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