Why do you vlog on your motorcycle?

[CDWilliams]

I do it because it gives me something to do on my long stretches of road to and from work, and it also gives me something to do in my down time at home. In other words it keeps me busy, and not to mention you never know what you will capture on video. That's another big reason why I do it. So what's your reasons for doing it.

[Bub]

Check the videos Jerry, I've been trying to get a vid from a dvd to the computer to edit it for this site. Finally got it this morning. Will do more later, right now it's 65o and I'm getting the bike out of the barn and riding.

[Lynnah]

Hi everyone, I just joined up, but I've been V-Logging for a couple of years now. I guess I started doing this out of my obsession with all things motorcycle. I started with photos of my bike, but that just wasn't enough. Soon, I was trying to figure out a way to strap an unwieldy Mini DV camcorder to the handlebar - not pretty. Then one day, I discovered that my wife's Cannon Powershot took video as well as pictures. That was all I needed to know! Before you could say Citizen Kane, I was out there on the back roads, cruise control on, filming my bliss-filled journey through rural North Carolina. I find that the entire process engages my creativity like nothing else. In editing my wee works of "art," I get to use parts of my brain seldom visited as a long-standing professor of English. This and the fact that I'm out on my scoot, Zuzu, exploring vistas never imagined, makes the entire experience so much more than worthwhile. In putting all this material I generate online, I've also been fortunate to encounter some of the nicest, most generous people I've ever met. In fact, soon I'm going on a road trip to the Blue Ridge Parkway and possibly Deals Gap with a friend from Frankfurt, Germany whom I befriended via my videos on Youtube. As I said in one of my earliest videos:
"Best decision I ever made!"