This is me getting stuck,it's my first ever piece of filming so don't be too harsh!..hahahttps://youtu.be/Vgr5m5p2wZ0 sorry can't figure out this posting video lark!..

Now you'll have to clean your bike again going down mucky track !! I copy & pasted the link from the end of haha as I think it's what's upsetting it, just's needs a bit of breathing space. Try hitting 'return' a couple of times before & after a link to give it a bit of room. Your film:-

https://youtu.be/Vgr5m5p2wZ0

Good stuff jo75....looks cold, miserable, wet and slippery...perfect riding conditions..!! Thanks for posting.

If I can offer one word of advice. Get the camera off the bike and mount it on your helmet.... It will give the viewer a better perspective of the ride and the front of the bike going in and out of the frame occasionally creates a point of reference and interest... (Advice..not criticism).

Looking forward to seeing your next vid.

Rgds

Seahorse

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hi, thanks for the advice,I didn't take it as a criticism,I have a mount on my helmet , that's my next thing to do!..just feeling my way with the whole camera thing!..

Nothing like getting in the nooks and crannies!..

Not bad for a first effort at all.

As Seahorse suggests, get the camera on your head. You won't get the weird effects of vibrations, the lens will stay cleaner as well as getting a more "seat of your pants" view.

If you're going to tackle that sort of mud regularly, you are going to have to re-think your tyre choice!

(I've embedded your video too. Click edit on your OP and you'll see what I've done/how to do it for future reference.)

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