WARNING! READ THE WHOLE DESCRIPTION!
So here’s the truth. This sport is dangerous. It is not always safe. Crashes happen. Sometimes when you least expect it. To be honest… that’s part of what makes motocross so incredibly addicting. Some days go good. Some days go great. Some days… end up with you getting the wind knocked out of you as you try to head-butt a sand whoop. Not cool. Welcome to MotoVlog #2. Back out at croom for a little exercise with my co-worker Kent on his yz450f 60th anniversary edition. Sweet bike and a really good rider. Figured I’d try a voice-over motovlog this time to see how that works. Let me know in the comments what you think. Do you like this format? Prefer audio straight from the helmet mic? Or a combination of both? Anyhoo – the crash. It happened in a matter of milliseconds. Thankfully, I escaped with little more than bruises (after catching my breath). Side note – if you get queasy on the sounds of someone with the wind knocked out of them gasping for air… skip the last part of the video. You’ve been warned. :) As always, my biggest hope is that you’ve enjoyed watching this video and that you would ‘like’, ‘comment’, and ‘subscribe’ to the channel. IF you already have… THANKS! YOU’RE AWESOME!

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THE GEAR:
Sony action cam HDR-AS100V with assorted Luxebell mounts, Audio-Technica ATR3350iS microphone, Fly helmets, Shift gear, Alias gear, 100% goggles, Fox Comp 8 Boots, POD knee braces, Polar FT7 heart rate monitor and watch. Straight video recorded on Samsung Note5 in 4K. Basic Windows Movie Maker editing.

THE BIKE:
2009 Kawasaki kx450f Monster Energy Edition, Full auto Rekluse clutch, Full Pro Action suspension, Pro Action shock link, Factory green hubs, tire/wheel/sprocket setups for each type of track I ride, T.M. Design Works chain guide and chain block, DID gold chain, CV4 radiator hoses, FMF Powerbomb header, Moose ELine Carbon Fiber Pipe Guard, FMF Powercore 4 muffler, Renthal fatbar and grips, 2015 kx450f front fender and number plate conversion, RockyMountainATVMC graphics, Stellar seat cover, Holeshot Device, Fold away levers.

THE STORY:
In March of 2015 a good friend got me into the sport by letting me ride his bike at Croom in Brooksville, FL. Two weeks later I bought my dream ride, a 2002 yz250, and started a slow-and-steady approach to learning and skill building… capturing it all on video. A year later, I jumped ship to a 2006 crf450r – wow what a difference! Since then, I moved on to an EFI 2009 Kawasaki kx450f with a ton of goodies. Subscribe to my YouTube channel to stay tuned for all the updates. And most of all… thanks for watching! Enjoy!