Nuts & Bolts

    As a follow-up this is a nice topic to cover. Because, when it comes to getting cameras, the first thing that comes to our minds is "GoPro".  There are two concepts to ponder around. Why do I need one? and How am I going to use it? Why do I need one? In my personal opinion every biker needs one. First, it's a matter of safety. Let's consider an accident, then you can capture it to protect yourself as we all know, sadly in many cases and countries, the bier is blamed initially. Secondly, you share your extreme experience with many people that they wish they could do the same. Finally, you create awesome memories that in the future you can watch them and enjoy (in winters specially with a hot chocolate in your hands). How am I going to use it? If you are getting a GoPro you better use it fully as I mentioned it in my previous post. Usually GoPros are used in outskirt and big cities. If are living in a place that there is not much to capture then in many cases it...

  I know. We all have come across the same question as bikers. Because we want to record that awesome moments of riding. We want to capture those free roads full of freedom and stuff. BUT , getting e new camera can cost you an arm and a leg. You get in almost once, it's better to be a good one.  Here are some tips based on my experience that may use when it comes to buying a new camera: Objective: the cause that you wanna use that camera is pretty important, so it better meets your requirements. Price: buy a good one to get a higher quality. Research: before buying, search and read about the product (reviews also). At the end I want to sum up with this idea. After you buy the product take your time and learn the nuts and bolts about it. Cheers fellow rider.