Nancy? What kind of name is that?

[MURGY12]

Enjoyed that

 

[Aidan1150]

where and how do you mount your camera to take such well-composed shots when on the bike. It is an art I am yet to master.

Hand-held, point and click I'll wager. That's how I do it anyway.

 

[Lord Snooty]

Is that a red TR3A on the trailer?

 

[BRD]

Hand-held, point and click I'll wager. That's how I do it anyway.

That's the response I got from Mike when I asked him.

 

[MikeO]

Knackered physically but I am sure in very high spirits after such a splendid journey. Thanks for taking us along and for the splendid pics. Mike, If I may ask, where and how do you mount your camera to take such well-composed shots when on the bike. It is an art I am yet to master.

As Aidan says, it's a complex process of removing the camera from the pouch on my belt, taking lots of pictures and then replacing it.

Then only publishing the ones that look any good...

Before the safety nazis chime in, don't do this if you're not confident you can do so safely blah, blah...

 

[MikeO]

Is that a red TR3A on the trailer?

Certainly a Triumph - anyone confirm the model/year?

And while we're about it - any guesses on these?

 

[Nutty]

As Aidan says, it's a complex process of removing the camera from the pouch on my belt, taking lots of pictures and then replacing it.

Then only publishing the ones that look any good...

Before the safety nazis chime in, don't do this if you're not confident you can do so safely blah, blah...

I reckon one of those small magnetic plates with retractable cords (like in Jessops), mounted to the handlebars would be another option.

 

[geordie156]

great report and photos, really enjoyed it.

 

[kurienp]

As Aidan says, it's a complex process of removing the camera from the pouch on my belt, taking lots of pictures and then replacing it.

Then only publishing the ones that look any good...

Before the safety nazis chime in, don't do this if you're not confident you can do so safely blah, blah...

Aha! So I think I need to improve my riding skills so then I can perform such articulate operations at 70+mph