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Originally posted by posplayr
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I'm thinking there is a cultural gap 
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My running GS450L will be on youtube soon (hopefully within the next 2 weeks). I'll post a link when it's up to thank all the folks who've helped me get it running. -
All I got is this video of my brakelights
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1978 GS1085.
Just remember, an opinion without 3.14 is just an onion!Comment
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My first thought when I saw this was one of throttle response envyOriginally posted by posplayr View PostI'm thinking there is a cultural gap
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Agemax, you might like this one
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yeah thats cool, there is a renault promo vid where they play loads of different tunes on the car.Originally posted by drhach View Post
fantastic technology that they can plug a laptop into a car and "program" it to rev so as it plays a tune1978 GS1085.
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Take a look at what those guys are doing to their clutch, ouch. DanComment
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I saw a guy do the whole song, We Are the Champions, but using the odd noises and clicks that everyday devices make. Old devices, like dot matrix printers and the like. Seventies and eighties "vintage" technology. I'm not talking about recording these sounds and editing them together. He had a whole room full of them, and programmed an electrical board to make them operate in such a way so that the sounds they made during operation played the song. Who does that?Originally posted by Agemax View PostComment
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Here's something similar, but with electronics that actually make sound. The hobby is called circuit bending. They alter the electrical signal to make the toy make different sounds/pitches. I'm pretty sure you have to be a crazy person to try this sort of thing. Here's a video!Originally posted by Turtleface View Post
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the clutch is not engaged so it wont hurt it a bitOriginally posted by Dan Ruddock View Post
1978 GS1085.
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Look again, they are loading the engine by holding the bike stopped with brakes and letting the clutch out half way to create that burrrup sound. That is not good for a clutch. This clip is the best to see it. DanOriginally posted by Agemax View Postthe clutch is not engaged so it wont hurt it a bit
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my mistake, i thought you were talking about the renault F1 carOriginally posted by Dan Ruddock View Post
1978 GS1085.
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not a gs but is my new daily ride (until i sell it)
and a sound of engine...
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Hi,
Here are a few of my motorcycle-related videos:
Thank you for your indulgence,
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