2018 Motorcycling Resolutions

[the Ferret]

Good deal Sea. You just need to learn to keep the baby finger of your left hand away from the lens when shooting.

[emptysea]

Good deal Sea. You just need to learn to keep the baby finger of your left hand away from the lens when shooting.

Thinking of cutting it off. Sacrifices for one's art, etc.

[alprider]

or i study too about a sony FDR-X3000 4K Action Cam.......basical good pics and of cours clips.
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any years befor was not yet this kinds of cams.... so i bought the sony nex5n extra for biking.....

[the Ferret]

Good deal Sea. You just need to learn to keep the baby finger of your left hand away from the lens when shooting.

Thinking of cutting it off. Sacrifices for one's art, etc.

Thinking of cutting it off. Sacrifices for one's art, etc.

[emptysea]

ANYhoo... ticking of Resolution #5 was a prerequisite to keeping Resolution #6. #1 is still being kept, #2 and #3 are in the planning stages and both should be kept by the end of June. I think that #4 (12,000 miles in 2018) will be a carrot for me until about October when it will change to a stick.

[alprider]

btw.

i hold absolut nothing from take pictures and drive at the same time........its the same as when you are in the car with the phone on the ear

[emptysea]

btw. Not it is not the same, but if you'd like to discuss the differences, let's do so in another thread or in PM.

[emptysea]

The above post is from February, 2015.

As of 02/01/2018, I have 48 consecutive months in which I rode at least once. Resolution #1 kept once again.

[the Ferret]

[emptysea]

Unless I get motivated to put a few more miles on my CB1100 this evening, which is unlikely given the heat and humidity, I have reached the halfway point of the riding year.

Here's where I stand:

I was able to achieve my 2017 goals without much fuss. I have set the bar a little higher for myself this year. #2 and #4 will likely be the most difficult resolutions to keep.

1. To ride at least once per month to continue my streak (currently at 46 months, but with a little luck, it'll be 47 on 1/1)
2. To earn a second Iron Butt certificate, possibly by riding from Chicago to either Colorado or Texas.
3. To attend the 2018 CB1100 rally in either Kentucky or West Virginia
4. To ride 12,000 miles (2017 yielded a tick over 10,000 miles)
5. To obtain a decent 'lanyard' camera.
6. To take more ride photos and to write more ride reports.

Find some new places to ride because I'm getting bored with the roads I've got.

Funny, because I hope to ride in your area because the roads look interesting. LOL

How close are you to meeting your resolutions?