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Amazing audio quality for YouTube.

Ian

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WOAH! How about that bicycle rider... splitting the right lane and the exit ramp (1:46-1:50)?

I have never seen a cyclist on the interstate. I know right where those cloverleafs are. I guess he might be a Mauldin resident with a few too many beers in him.

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Such a sweet groove...

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The driver in that video doesn't seem to understand the concept of an apex -- just takes each cloverleaf as a 'rimshot' He'd be much faster through there if he'd late apex or double apex those turns, especially that longer sweeping one.

And I'm not hearing any tire squeal. (To make my commute interesting in the morning, I try to get my tires to squeal on at least one of the 3 on-ramps I traverse. Oh yeah - in my Ford Pickup truck no less! :D )

Just sayin'
SmileWavy

-Z-man.

:D:D:D

Hard to tell, but as a casual observer of said video, I interpret his driving style as trying to maximize the G-force of the 'artificial twisties' by adhering closely to the inner diameter of each leaf of the cloverleaf. Maybe hitting the apex just kind of takes the fun away for that driver, yes? Kinda like cutting the curves on a mountain road .... what is the point? You can go fast if you want on the freeway. Also, I think he said in his video notes that his primary mission was testing out microphone placement.

As for tire squealing, upon close examination of the video, it appears to me that there is a lot of sand and other flotsam on many parts of that interchange so getting too aggressive may get expensive for him real fast.

But then again, we may never know unless the actual driver speaks up. ;)

my city
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Are we buying it...???

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3D printing's next level: economy cars (w/ video)
3D printing's next level: economy cars (w/ video) - TwinCities.com

The first WMG Research Video is interesting, even if it's not your first time seeing one of those hand held laser scanners.

Link:
WMG :: Research


http://ecomodder.com/forum/showthread.php/elio-motors-next-big-thing-24513.html
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This is EPIC!
Edited - inappropriate. -Z-man.

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This guy has to get a new management company. Only 14,143 views in 3 years? Some great R & B. Billy Porter.

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Ian

Edit: And I loved that Auckland video!

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Excellent version of Voodoo.

With little press fanfare, Bebo Valdés dies last Friday. As wiki says: "a Cuban pianist, bandleader, composer and arranger. He was a central figure in the golden age of Cuban music, led two famous big bands, and was one of the "house" arrangers for the Tropicana Club."

Here is Bebo playing piano on "Vete de Mi" a song off of his stunning collaboration with Diego El Cigala.

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Ian

holy crap!

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Published on Mar 24, 2013
Jay Lawrence, our Bridgestone tyre specialist, rides the 2013 Cliffhanger hill climb,setting a new record of 2.04.596, with an average speed of 176.25km/h, eclipsing his own past record of 2.09.68.

The Cliffhanger is at Gladstone, near Masterton, New Zealand, and is a 6.1KM closed road hill climb. Jay is riding a Bridgestone slick shod 2008 Kawasaki ZX-10R.

Recorded on the CamOne infinity 1080HD camera.