The three main factors would be (i) high quality lavaliere mic inside your helmet, (ii) use a wind muff on the mic, and (iii) placing the mic behind a cheek pad / point the mic upwards towards the mouth, not down. My mic is very thin, so it fits behind the cheek pads no problem. Obviously there are risks to modifying your helmet, it's not recommended, so be aware.
It's cages. Our society was paved over for cagers to the extent our children can't play outside safely. That's why everywhere looks the same. It was paved over for cagers. Cars are responsible for this sameness, not some flaw in humanity brought about by urbanization. That's why your area is filled with long non-spaces where only cagers and motorized vehicles can exist. The spaces you're passing through have no culture, life, or genuine community beyond the cage; it is transient and hostile by design. You talk about your reluctance to allow your kids to freely engage in techno culture and I empathize with that, but it is not social media which physically isolated us. It was miles upon miles of pavement layered over the piles of bodies at the foot of the social altar dedicated to the idol of cages. Re-watch this video and watch the sidewalk. Who genuinely sees this as an invitation to participate in community? Nobody. It was made soulless and blank for hyper-polluting death machines, a sliver of walking space next to massive swaths of waste purely dedicated for the most deadly, overkill, obnoxious machines we maintain a permissive attitude towards. It's not guns. It's cars. What if you had no access to a scooter or access to an auto? To call this social isolation by design is an understatement.... and my town sometimes makes THIS look intimate. Anyway, thanks for the scooter rant and POV. I hope your area loses some damn lanes and parking lots. BTW, notice that the cities themselves are distinct, that when pedestrians are prioritized further, they form cultural spaces and when cars are prioritized, they form vast swaths of meaningless nothing. Notice that the differences between the downtown spaces of Chicago, Louisville, Detroit, Minneapolis, etc. are visible and perceivable, that they are cultural as well as physical and artistic. This space you're riding through could be anywhere in the US. You are more entertaining as company than this space is to ride through and, as long as most of the space is earmarked for death wagons, the space will never have a chance to compete.
Nice mirrors and handguards. I'm thinking of getting a Piaggio. I was unimpressed by Adly. Communism isn't that bad nor is crapitlaism that good. I lived in China for 4 yrs, been to E. Germany, Russia, DPRK, and Mongolia. I'm a poor Cdn.-that doesn't make me patriotic.
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I have a 2016 Yamaha Zuma fx50. I'm the original owner 2000 miles. I was wondering how many miles you have on yours and did you change your belt yet?🛵
InstaBlaster...
My Yamaha Vino 125 with a Yamaha belt had a maintenance interval of 13,000 miles.
What do you attribute your good audio to mostly ? What is there about your setup that keeps so much of the engine noise suppressed ?
The three main factors would be (i) high quality lavaliere mic inside your helmet, (ii) use a wind muff on the mic, and (iii) placing the mic behind a cheek pad / point the mic upwards towards the mouth, not down. My mic is very thin, so it fits behind the cheek pads no problem. Obviously there are risks to modifying your helmet, it's not recommended, so be aware.
May i ask, what is the name of the scooter your using, fire vidio btw🔥
Yamaha zuma
What is your motovlog set up
Sorry for the delay, this is my motovlog setup: ua-cam.com/video/BwwHgmATzYA/v-deo.html
Is it all hand controlled
Is yours a 2T or 4T
4T
Or riding the moped scooter
It's cages. Our society was paved over for cagers to the extent our children can't play outside safely. That's why everywhere looks the same. It was paved over for cagers. Cars are responsible for this sameness, not some flaw in humanity brought about by urbanization. That's why your area is filled with long non-spaces where only cagers and motorized vehicles can exist. The spaces you're passing through have no culture, life, or genuine community beyond the cage; it is transient and hostile by design. You talk about your reluctance to allow your kids to freely engage in techno culture and I empathize with that, but it is not social media which physically isolated us. It was miles upon miles of pavement layered over the piles of bodies at the foot of the social altar dedicated to the idol of cages. Re-watch this video and watch the sidewalk. Who genuinely sees this as an invitation to participate in community? Nobody. It was made soulless and blank for hyper-polluting death machines, a sliver of walking space next to massive swaths of waste purely dedicated for the most deadly, overkill, obnoxious machines we maintain a permissive attitude towards. It's not guns. It's cars. What if you had no access to a scooter or access to an auto? To call this social isolation by design is an understatement.... and my town sometimes makes THIS look intimate.
Anyway, thanks for the scooter rant and POV. I hope your area loses some damn lanes and parking lots. BTW, notice that the cities themselves are distinct, that when pedestrians are prioritized further, they form cultural spaces and when cars are prioritized, they form vast swaths of meaningless nothing. Notice that the differences between the downtown spaces of Chicago, Louisville, Detroit, Minneapolis, etc. are visible and perceivable, that they are cultural as well as physical and artistic. This space you're riding through could be anywhere in the US. You are more entertaining as company than this space is to ride through and, as long as most of the space is earmarked for death wagons, the space will never have a chance to compete.
It dumb but I think it is funny as well because i do the same thing, kind of like Elon Musk wanting to die in space. Just not on the way to space.
Nice mirrors and handguards. I'm thinking of getting a Piaggio. I was unimpressed by Adly. Communism isn't that bad nor is crapitlaism that good. I lived in China for 4 yrs, been to E. Germany, Russia, DPRK, and Mongolia. I'm a poor Cdn.-that doesn't make me patriotic.