"'The Dragon's Tail' Technical Motorbike Ride in 3D - old Neerim North-Noojee Rd

HD VERSION HERE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAJGTFPGjQY
Some wonder why i like riding small bore bikes with low weight (under 600cc)
.... well heres why,
"A eight foot wide wet road with over 30 corners and just over 4km in distance, so narrow my 250cc needs to do a three point turn to i i want to turn round...

with hidden driveways, two way traffic, bumps, leaf litter, falling branches, occasional gravel spill, valley floor drop offs and a speed sign that says 100kph (but you wont reach that ;)
Some call it "the serpant", i call it "the dragons tail", others call it insane....
can you handle the rush,
technical rating 4.6/5 average speed 50km
-37.9061, 145.9880
old Neerim North-Noojee Rd (South to north run)

CB250 1996 (aftermarket pipes and 2 extra teeth on the rear sprocket)
MUSIC:
"Dragon and toast" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons "Attribution 3.0" http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/"
filmed with a fulifilm W3 3D camera

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[sprocket2cog]

@yetsi777 the 3d is done on youtubes end, you just need to place the left and right images in one movie side by side :)

[yetsi777]

rofl , with what program did u do the 3D effect , might come in handy;)

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