Project ATC 110 All tricked out ! Video !!!!

[motoman1012002]

So what you gonna build next I wanna see the rutt ryder used

[shortline10]

So what you gonna build next I wanna see the rutt ryder used

Was gonna get some local prices to get the rutt chromed and put it on the bandito , just havnt gotten around to it . I still have to finish this one lol .
Next project is to mildly restore my 1980 ATC 185 . Little hard to find parts for as its the first full size trike made .

[motoman1012002]

you must have a 1980 185 big frame right with the split the rear fenders

[shortline10]

you must have a 1980 185 big frame right with the split the rear fenders

Yep , and the orange plastic fenders instead of the red .

[motoman1012002]

haha I need to send you pics of mine it sits in dads office at the house got motor work and a bassani on it

[shortline10]

haha I need to send you pics of mine it sits in dads office at the house got motor work and a bassani on it

Yeah !
Get some pic of that old puppy .

[motoman1012002]

mike you got any vids of these little bikes to see how much of a differance there is from a stock witch most people have compared to one with some motor work

[brapp]

thats just downright awesome!!!!!

[shortline10]

mike you got any vids of these little bikes to see how much of a differance there is from a stock witch most people have compared to one with some motor work

I REALLY need to get a YouTube account setup and figure out how to get video up for you guys . You will be amazed how fast a atc90 can really be when its tricked out . I'm talking just as fast as a air cooled R LOL .

[Vealmonkey]

If you get one of the digital video recorders with the software already in it for youtube, it's super easy. Even easier than posting pics on here. LOL It would be kind of neat to have an old timers meet. No water coolers, you know? Except for maybe the old percolator head 250rs! LOL Hardtails, suspension frames and that kind of stuff. Shortline, I just put an old picture of my bolt on suspension 185s on zeekers thread, maybe you should throw a couple pics on there as well for support. How about it?

[shortline10]

If you get one of the digital video recorders with the software already in it for youtube, it's super easy. Even easier than posting pics on here. LOL It would be kind of neat to have an old timers meet. No water coolers, you know? Except for maybe the old percolator head 250rs! LOL Hardtails, suspension frames and that kind of stuff. Shortline, I just put an old picture of my bolt on suspension 185s on zeekers thread, maybe you should throw a couple pics on there as well for support. How about it?

Mine is still in the works and up in the attic but I can snap a pic of the frame for all to see .

[krazykane]

are you seriuos about the 90s being that fast i mean they are prob pretty quick but hey i dont know so just asking

[Xpress]

shortline, get a video camera that has video output type that your operating system can read. JVC's flashy Everio cameras with the YouTube direct uploading option doesn't work, and it's a rather painstaking method to upload it. I'd suggest something that outputs .AVI files, which simple movie editors like iMovie or Windows Movie Maker can read. Still image cameras often output in .AVI format, but their quality is a bit lacking in the video department.

The Flip HD camcorders are great, simple to use camcorders with a built in USB jack, and export in a format which PC's and Mac's can read. Really good investment for the common person wanting to record stuff. They're inexpensive too, and have a decent screen size for video playback.

OR you can go all out and buy a Sony DV camera

[shortline10]

are you seriuos about the 90s being that fast i mean they are prob pretty quick but hey i dont know so just asking

A completely tricked out atc90 . I'm talking bored and stroked to 180cc on alcohol or even VP110 will keep up with a mild 250R air fooler . Dont forget these atc90 racers are a 100 pounds lighter than a R also .

[shortline10]

Wife knows how to do it . I just have to get her to go out side for a few min in this 98 degree heat LOL .

shortline, get a video camera that has video output type that your operating system can read. JVC's flashy Everio cameras with the YouTube direct uploading option doesn't work, and it's a rather painstaking method to upload it. I'd suggest something that outputs .AVI files, which simple movie editors like iMovie or Windows Movie Maker can read. Still image cameras often output in .AVI format, but their quality is a bit lacking in the video department.

The Flip HD camcorders are great, simple to use camcorders with a built in USB jack, and export in a format which PC's and Mac's can read. Really good investment for the common person wanting to record stuff. They're inexpensive too, and have a decent screen size for video playback.



OR you can go all out and buy a Sony DV camera