This is from RidingWithTom, people are very impressed, Great event really good cause to! Loving the stunting at the end, what camera did you use for the slowmo stuff? Very nice ride. Can't wait 'till I get a bike and do a good long ride like that, uninterrupted and no camera bull shit though =P Shoot my toy run up here was wet and cold. It looks like it was sunny and warm down there. Awesome. Nice costume. Luckily you can ride your bikes in winter too.. Not so in Europe. :(
Stay Cool! Why not bring INNOVV C3 to guys? Have fun and enjoy!
Time is flying, soon 2014 will be over and we will be welcoming
in the year 2015. It's time to wish all
our customers and followers seasons greetings and a happy and prosperous new
year.
Looking back at the last blog, Merry
Christmas and happy 2014, and the goals we set ourselves I hope we achieved
what we set out to do after making huge efforts in 2014.
Our primary objective was closer communication with people.
The website monthly visits now reach 6000. The blog monthly
visits now reach 5000 monthly. And we have had a good following on other
forums, notably dashcamtalk.And thanks to Willy.He brings INNOVV C3 to motorcycle forums,
like advrider.com
and bayarearidersforum,
New Developments and Upgrading
To help us with future developmens we have been learning from
discussions on forums and noting suggestions and ideas . Collecting ideas and
making carefully considered plans before starting new developments. The
'wishlist' thread was very very useful in deciding what changes to make to our
new products.
We are now moving into a new year and would like to introduce
more new developments and make further improvements including even better communications with people and more
discussion regarding our new developments with support from forums. Always to let people See it, Touch it, Like
it.
Finally I would like to share this video of INNOVV C1 is hot with you
all as people have said “This brings back old memories of when I was a kid and
a local TV station would put a video of a burning Yule log on the screen all
night on Christmas eve. ”