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Motorcycle Riding into the sunset on the Sea to Sky Highway between Porteau Cove and Lions Bay, British Columbia, Canada. www.vridetv.com Highway 99 is one of the most scenic roads in BC, especially from Vancouver to Whistler, portions of this road was redone for the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, and now the Sea to Sky corridor is on par with the scenery. There were three high definition cameras used in the making of this video, Sony HDR-HC3 mounted on the handlebars, Sony HDR-HC9 for tripod shots, and the Sony HXR-MC1 POV helmetcam. The music is from the Sound Track Pro Library entitled, Silent Motion. Virtual Riding TV Experience Canada from a motorcyclist’s point of view. Travel through Provincial, and National Parks, World Heritage Sites, and the scenic roads that take you there. Vridetv has filmed some of the most beautiful places in Canada using high definition video cameras on handlebars, and the rider’s helmet offering a Virtual Riding sensation. Visit our free website and explore Canada today at http
Get the award-winning DVD now at www.choppertown.com This video teaser provides a nearly four-minute heart-pounding glimpse of the award-winning biker documentary movie featuring vintage Triumph motorcycle racer and mechanic Jeff “Meatball” Tulinius from the Hell On Wheels bike shop in Anaheim, CA. Brittown chronicles several months in Meatball’s life as he runs his old BSA in vintage motocross races, embraces the legacy of Steve McQueen on his vintage Triumph Cub desert sled with the No Gooders motorcycle club, flies down the Willow Springs raceway on his Norstar, and uses all his skill to rebuild an old 650 Triumph Bonneville motor into a blazing road-ready screamer … all while juggling his responsibilities to his family and his rock band Smiling Face Down. From Scott Di Lalla and Zack Coffman, directors of the award-winning custom motorcycle documentary Choppertown comes their second intimate inside look at biker culture, Brittown a British motorcycle documentary film.