Triumph Speed Twin w/ x-pipe - Raw Sound. Gopro 4k 60fps, ND 32 filter, shutter 1/60

'Spirited ' test ride after installing x-pipe and fork brace.
Shot with Gopro 10. 4k 60fps ND32 filter. shutter 1/60. iso min and max 100.

[@RichDunn]

Great quality footage!

[@mymotosai5036]

Thanks! 😃

[@rottweilerfun9520]

Really nice sound !

[@mymotosai5036]

Thanks. Ya the Speed Twin sound is still music to my ears when I ride and roll on the throttle!

[@richardpearson4248]

Great video sounds fantastic stay safe 🇬🇧👍

[@mymotosai5036]

Cheers bud, you too!

[@joozywoozy]

My dream premium classic bike

[@mymotosai5036]

Thanks. I've had the bike for 2 years and 35,000km now and still love riding it as much as the day I bought it!

[@user-fv1576]

Where are all the cars?

[@mymotosai5036]

Thankfully here in Thailand can find lots of empty, twisty roads without speed limits 😁

[@Drunken_Hamster]

No soap opera effect! Feels like I'm the one riding! 360-degree shutters when shooting HFR for the win!

[@mymotosai5036]

Cheers. Ya the slower shutter speed with the ND filter really makes you feel the sense of speed when watching!

[@Momfasa]

Great video! Amazing quality! Does that tiny screen make any difference (except for looking great obv)? I absolutely love my Speed Twin, but sometimes it can be pretty windy at higher speeds.

[@mymotosai5036]

Thanks! No, the screen doesn't make much difference. I've looked at the Dart Marlin screen, which is a little bigger so could at least maybe duck down under the wind

[@Momfasa]

@@mymotosai5036 Nice, thanks for the tip!

[@Kimpazzz]

Awesome video sir! 60 fps and 1/60 shutter? And not 1/120 shutter? Thx

[@mymotosai5036]

Thanks! 😃
I used 1/60 shutter because I used ND32 filter for more motion blur.
I would use 1/120 shutter for ND16 filter.

[@flesz_]

I think I prefer 25 fps instead of 60
Great bike though
Looking to buy one soon

[@mymotosai5036]

Cheers, I will try 25 fps n3xt

[@madeintexas4620]

Great vid. Is this bike tuned? or re-mapped/flashed? thanks

[@mymotosai5036]

Cheers. Ya the bike was remapped when I installed xpipe.
Runs great and still having a blast riding it after 50,000 km now.

[@LeftHandCustoms]

Does the fork brace make a big difference? I already installed the Ohlins front fork spring kit, that changed a lot.

[@mymotosai5036]

Ya the fork brace has really stabilised the front in the turns Next is Ohlins but eliminating the fork twisting was a big improvement.

[@alexpryce555]

I second the fork brace, makes hitting bumps mid corner less of an issue. Still not great but much better than stock.

[@forced-induction]

Nice.. what stabilisation setting did you have on?

[@mymotosai5036]

Thanks! Lens was Superview and Hypersmooth was Boost.

[@SquireSCA]

Question... SHouldn't the shutter speed be twice the frame rate? So 1/120?
Also, do you find that using the ND filter and lower shutter speeds messes with the hypersmooth and image stabilization?

[@mymotosai5036]

With an ND16 filter you would use 60 fps and 1/120 shutter.
For this vid I wanted more motion blur so used a darker 32 filter so I could reduce shutter speed to 1/60.
I find the stabilisation still good with the filters.

[@SquireSCA]

@@mymotosai5036 how would motion blur look at 4k60, 1/120 and an ND32?

[@mymotosai5036]

@@SquireSCA it may be too dark with an ND32 and 1/120. In this case can adjust ISO to 200 to make brighter. But might as well use ND16.
A couple days ago I had ND16 and 1/120 and ISO100 but it was very cloudy day so vid was too dark. Bumped up ISO to 200 to make brighter and worked well.

[@mymotosai5036]

And you want to have your ISO min and max set the same to keep a constant exposure through sun and shade

[@SquireSCA]

@@mymotosai5036 I don't use GoPro any more, their products are buggy, unstable and overheat. Nothing but problems with my 9 and 10 Blacks...
I have an Insta360 One RS 4K Boost lens.
I tried ND16 with 4k24, shutter at 1/48 and iso at 125 and it was way too bright and washed out.
On the Insta, it's a fixed ISO setting, no min and max...
Suggestions?