Firing up the Norton in Sportsman 750 trim with Herb at Barber. Looks like I had whole film crew with me but really I just moved the same camera around in different sessions. Call me Martin Scorsese.
youtube.com/watch?v=HhDCqhkx2xg
Hey Doug, no video of you falling off?
Ray. 
No one wants to see a video of me highsiding after an oil seal blew and I oiled my rear tire. I’m only posting happy, good times videos. 
Its true what they say, Herb looks 10 Lbs heaver on film. I can say that because I know Herb doesn’t use a computer.
Hey, Is that my lad sitting down when you rode off.
Ray.
Yes it is. He completely ruined the continuity in my film making. I should have made him sit there all day.
That’s like magic Doug. 
I’ve never seen my lad move that Quick in and out of a chair.
It’s like someone “beamed him up”…
Doug,
Thanks for posting all of your videos this year. I’ve looked forward to cranking up the volume, and watching them. Whether you, yourself, like them or not, it’s given us something to watch and look forward to.
It doesn’t matter how short, everyone that has a bike, should have a camera mounted on it, if not for themselves, but to show everyone else to watch.
anyone know the size -length of the track at barber? just curious
graham#370
barbermotorsports.com/track-facts.php
2.38 miles.
With 17 turns up and down hills there is almost no straightaway at all and you run Shannonville Nelson track type short gearing. Tricky to learn but lovely track. George Barber himself walked by my pit, shaking hands with admirers.
I’ve been to that track, but haven’t actually been on the track. It’s a beautiful facility with great viewing all around. You gotta see the museum as well.